Introduction to the differences in color tone and scratch resistance due to anodized film thickness for home appliances.

Achieving a beautiful appearance and high durability through anodizing treatment.

Hard anodizing is performed at high current and high voltage, generating heat from the anodizing process while lowering the liquid temperature, resulting in a strong film thickness. It imparts "high wear resistance" while "retaining the beautiful color tone" of the aluminum material, enhancing the added value of the product. In this video, we examine the differences in color tones due to anodized film thickness for different aluminum alloys, as well as their resistance to scratches. (We can confirm the scratch resistance by rubbing the raw material and hard anodized material with a "file.") [Application Scenes] - Home appliances that prioritize design - Home appliances that require surface treatment resistant to scratches and wear - Home appliances that want to balance luxury and durability [Effects of Implementation] - Improvement of product appearance quality - Suppression of deterioration due to scratches and wear - Long-term maintenance of product aesthetics

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