Process Overview

Anodizing is an electrochemical surface treatment process designed to create a corrosion-resistant layer on aluminum profiles and parts. This protective anodic layer offers durable defense against oxidation, often lasting for decades. Beyond its protective function, anodizing is also a key decorative process, enabling the creation of various mechanical textures and chemical color shades, meeting both functional and aesthetic needs.

Pre-Anodizing Surface Applications

Before anodizing, several surface treatments can be applied to achieve specific effects:

• Mechanical Polishing: For a smooth and reflective finish.
• Brushing: To add texture and enhance visual appeal.
• Sand Blasting: For a matte or frosted effect.

Common Color Shades

Popular anodized finishes include:

• Matte (etched)
• Yellow
• Bronze
• Light Bronze
• Black
• Natural (silver)

Quality Assurance

The anodizing process must meet strict quality standards to ensure optimal corrosion resistance and enduring color shades. Qualanod, is a worldwide recognized quality assurance system, enforces these parameters, guaranteeing high performance and long-lasting results.

Our Commitment

We collaborate with anodizing process experts who oversee every production step, ensuring sustainable, high-quality results in line with our commitment to complete customer satisfaction.