Anodizing

Anodizing is an advanced surface treatment process aimed at increasing the resistance of materials, especially aluminum, to wear, corrosive damage, and external influences. This process is carried out electrochemically, creating a protective layer of aluminum oxide on the metal surface. This layer is very hard, resistant to scratching, and can also be color-treated for aesthetic purposes or better identification. Anodizing makes materials more robust and significantly extends their lifespan. The application of anodizing is wide-ranging, from the automotive industry through the aerospace industry to the production of sports equipment and electronics, where emphasis is placed on surface durability and long-term quality.