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Anodizing Process Anodizing is a process of coating aluminum by anodic treatment resulting in a thin film of aluminum oxide of extreme hardness. Aluminum oxide is a durable, hard and weather resistant coating that protects the metal. Anodizing Features Durability: High-traffic areas where the coating is subject to physical abuse and abrasive cleaners. Lower Cost: Less expensive to produce and maintain compared to other coating solutions. Color Variety: Anodic coatings are translucent, resulting in a deep, rich metallic appearance. Anodized aluminum can be colored in a full spectrum of shades. Anodizing Capabilities Color and luster include: silver white, bronze, champagne, black, titanium metal color, and more. Surface treatment include: sub-luster, sand blast, and mill finish. Performance of these anodized aluminum extrusions meets both Class I and Class II of AAMA 611-98, the voluntary specification for anodized architectural aluminum. Please contact a sales representative for details. |
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