METAL FINISHING
AS9100 : ISO9001
As experts in the field of surface enhancement, our vendors take pride in elevating the aesthetics, durability, and functionality of your metal products. With state-of-the-art metal finishing services, our vendors offer a spectrum of solutions, from polished and anodized surfaces to protective coatings that withstand the test of time. We understand that the finishing touch can make all the difference. Whether you're seeking to enhance the visual appeal of your products or improve their resistance to corrosion, our vendors are dedicated to providing top-tier metal finishing solutions. Explore the possibilities with us, where every surface tells a story of quality and attention to detail.
Anodize
Anodizing is an electrochemical process that converts the metal surface into a decorative, durable, corrosion-resistant anodic oxide finish. Aluminum is ideally suited to be anodized.
Paint
Painting involves applying a protective coating to metal surfaces to enhance their appearance, prevent corrosion, and provide additional protection against environmental elements.
Chem Film
Chem film, short for chemical film, refers to a process known as chemical conversion coating applied to certain metals, particularly aluminum and its alloys. The chemical film process is also known as chromate conversion coating. The goal of chem filming is to create a protective and corrosion-resistant layer on the metal surface.
Prime
Priming metals is a crucial step in the process of painting, as it helps promote adhesion, improves durability, and provides a stable base for the topcoat.
Powder Coat
Powder coating is a dry finishing process used to apply a durable and protective coating to a wide range of surfaces, primarily metal, but also some non-metal materials. It has become a popular alternative to traditional liquid paint in various industries due to its numerous advantages.
Masking
Masking is a crucial step in the painting process that involves covering or protecting certain areas of a surface to prevent them from being painted. Proper masking ensures clean, sharp lines and protects areas that should not receive paint.
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