Why Should You Choose Anodization?

For Aluminium Metal, oxidation process presents the most challenge as far as metal degradation is concerned. Oxidation process is similar to rust formation on the surface  of Steel. 

Anodization is the best method to protect Aluminium Metal from such corrosion. The process, if done professionally, protects the metal for a long time. 

 The raw material surface gets worn off  by regular usage by contact. Anodization increases wear resistance of the Aluminium Metal.

The abrasion resistance of the material increases with the thickness of the anodic coating.  The best abrasion resistance is achieved through the process of  hard coat anodization. 

 Anodized products offer significant economic advantages through little or no maintenance at all and operating savings through longer life span of the component.  

Unlike any other metal coating methods which are limited just to the surface, an anodic coat is integrated with the underlying aluminium for total bonding and unmatched adhesion. 

Anodization is the only process in which the metal retains it's natural metallic look. In addition to offering a protective coating, it also offers an uniform finish. This improves the aesthetic appeal of the metal surface.  

Anodization also allows for the colour coating of the metal surface via Electro-Colouring or Metal Dying.

Anodic coating is safe and not harmful to human health. An anodized finish is chemically stable, will not decompose, is non-toxic and is heat-resistant to a high degree. Metal leeching can be completely avoided with an anodic coating. 

The process of anodizing is cost competitive and even advantageous is most scenarios when compared to other forms of protective coating. 

An anodic coating generally offers the longest protection of the Aluminium Metal surface. Once coated, there is no need for any further coating through out the component life.