Aluminum Finishing

The process of aluminum anodizing adds a layer of oxidation to aluminum extrusion products. Unlike iron or carbon steel where oxidation creates a layer of corrosion or rust, the anodizing process actually enhances the properties of aluminum.

• Aesthetically pleasing finish

• Corrosion resistance

• Lasting color

• Harder strength

Powder coating is completely dry finishing process, yielding color-rich, long-lasting surfaces that withstand any weather conditions, and resist scratches and color fading. Unlike liquid paints, the powder coating process does not involve the use of any solvents, making it an almost pollution free application.

• Better protection by thicker coating

• More environmentally friendly than liquid finishing

• Less energy for production

Electrophoretic painting is to cover acrylic resin paint evenly on the aluminum profiles, sealed without porosity. This immersion wet paint finishing process uses electrical current to attract the painting onto the aluminum surface.

• Uniform coating and thickness controllable electrophoretic lacquer

• Safe and Environmental friendly electrophoresis coating

• High transparent and stain resistance