Anodic oxidation - Import export

Anodizing stands for electrolytic oxidation of aluminum and is a process for strengthening the natural oxide layer present on aluminum through anodic oxidation. Unlike traditional electroplating processes, anodizing dissolves the top layer of aluminum and converts it into aluminum oxide. The resulting oxide layer protects the underlying workpiece from corrosion.

The anodizing process is the creation of an oxidic protective layer through anodic oxidation in the uppermost aluminum zone. A 5 to 25 μm thin, resistant hard layer is created that protects against corrosion. — Semi-automatic anodizing plant, processing dimensions 4000 x 1000 x 500 mm — hand anodizing plant, processing dimensions 2500 x 700 x 500 mm