Anodization

Anodization is a process in which a protective layer is applied to the surface of metals. This layer is created by an electrochemical reaction, which enhances the metal's resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and other external factors without significantly increasing its thickness. Anodization is often used with aluminum, improving its surface properties and aesthetics. The surface after anodization can also be color-treated, providing additional possibilities for decorative and structural applications. The result of anodization is the formation of a solid, durable, and long-lasting surface that effectively protects the metal from adverse effects while enhancing its visual appeal. This process is widely used in many industries, including the automotive industry, aerospace, construction, and consumer electronics manufacturing, where long-term protection and aesthetic appearance of metal components are required.