Alumite processing (treatment)
It is a treatment that imparts corrosion resistance to aluminum.
Anodizing (treatment) refers to the anodic oxidation treatment of aluminum, which is a surface treatment that artificially generates an oxide film (aluminum oxide) by electrolyzing aluminum at the anode (+ pole). Due to the properties of aluminum, it is lightweight and easy to process, but it is also more prone to rust compared to iron. On the other hand, it is susceptible to scratches on its surface, and these scratches can lead to chemical reactions that cause the product to corrode. The anodizing process compensates for these weaknesses of aluminum. By creating an oxide film on the surface of aluminum through anodizing, it is possible to produce durable aluminum with excellent corrosion resistance and wear resistance. There are four methods of anodizing: clear anodizing, hard anodizing, Teflon hard anodizing, and colored anodizing. The appropriate anodizing treatment is applied according to the product's usage environment and purpose.
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