Anodising service
Colour or clear (natural material colour) Suitable for: Aluminum, Titanium Additional Cost: Low/Mid Anodising is a process where the part is immersed in an electrolytic solution
and electrical charge is passed through. This forms a very thin (8-25 μm) hard
oxide layer on the surface which makes the part more durable and resistant to
corrosion. The pores in the oxide surface also allow better adhesion for paints
and coatings.By adding pigment to the solution the final part colour can also be changed as part of the process.
Often the part is bead blasted, or polished before anodising to unify the surface and give higher visual quality.
Parts can be anodised, machined back, then anodised again allowing for different finishes and colours PROs Durable and protects the Surface Quality Aesthetic Highly Colourable CONs Not the Most Durable Finish Limited To Aluminium/Titanium