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Overview

Anodizing is a pivotal industrial process that enhances the appearance, durability, and corrosion resistance of metal components, predominantly aluminum. The Anodizing Workshop is a specialized training event designed to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the art and science of anodizing. Whether you're a professional seeking to expand your skillset or an enthusiast eager to explore the world of metal finishing, this workshop is tailored to meet your needs.

Key Aspects

  • Equipment and Materials: Familiarity with the essential equipment, chemicals, and materials used in the anodizing process, along with safety precautions and regulatory compliance.
  • Anodizing Techniques: Different anodizing methods, such as sulfuric acid anodizing, chromic acid anodizing, and hardcoat anodizing, are explored, allowing participants to grasp a variety of approaches.
  • Environmental Responsibility: Addressing the environmental impact of anodizing processes and promoting sustainable practices and waste management strategies.
  • Quality Control: Mastering quality control measures, including testing for anodized layer thickness, adhesion, and corrosion resistance, while adhering to industry standards.

Facilities

  • High-Pressure Die Casting (HPDC)
  • Low-Pressure Die Casting
  • Gravity Die Casting 
  • Precision Machining
  • Assemblies & Modules
3 Tank Anodizing Setup
Color Anodizing
Hardcoat Anodizing
3 Tank Anodizing Setup
Color-Anodizing
Hardcoat-Anodizing
Aluminum Pressure Die Castings

Aluminum Pressure Die Castings

Aluminum pressure die castings is a manufacturing process that uses high-pressure injection of molten aluminum into precision-engineered molds to create complex and lightweight metal parts.

Aluminum Pressure Die Castings

 Aluminium Gravity Die Castings

Aluminium Gravity Die Castings

Aluminum gravity die castings, also known as permanent mold castings, is a metal casting process where molten aluminum is poured into a reusable steel mold. This method produces durable and high-quality aluminum parts with excellent dimensional accuracy, making it suitable for various industries, including automotive and industrial applications.

Aluminium Gravity Die Castings

Die/Tool Making

Die/Tool Making


Die/tool making is the process of designing, manufacturing, and maintaining specialized tools, molds, or dies used in various industrial manufacturing processes. These tools are crucial for shaping, cutting, or forming materials like metal, plastic, or composites with precision and consistency. Die/tool makers employ advanced engineering and machining techniques to create these custom tools, ensuring they meet exact specifications and quality standards.

Die/Tool Making

Machining workshop

Machining workshop

A machining workshop is a specialized facility equipped with various machine tools and equipment designed for cutting, shaping, and finishing raw materials, often metals or plastics. Highly skilled machinists operate these machines to create precise, custom components and parts for various industries.

Machining workshop

Finishing Workshop

Finishing Workshop

A finishing workshop is a dedicated facility where the final touches are applied to products or components, enhancing their appearance, durability, and functionality. This workshop specializes in processes such as painting, coating, polishing, sanding, or assembly, depending on the specific requirements of the project.

Finishing Workshop

Anodizing workshop

Anodizing workshop

An anodizing workshop is a specialized facility that focuses on the anodization process, a surface treatment method primarily used for metal materials, especially aluminum. Anodizing involves electrochemically converting the outer layer of the metal into a protective, corrosion-resistant, and often decorative oxide coating.

Anodizing workshop

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Hardcoat-Anodizing

Hardcoat Anodizing

It creates a thicker oxide layer compared to standard anodizing, typically 25 to 75 microns or more.
Hardcoat anodized parts are highly resistant to scratching, scuffing, and corrosion.
The process provides electrical insulation, making it suitable for electrical components.
Color-Anodizing

Color Anodizing

Color anodizing allows a wide range of custom colors to be applied to aluminum components.
An alternative to dyeing, this process utilizes inorganic metallic salts to achieve colors, often resulting in a more durable finish.
After dyeing, a sealing process locks in the color and enhances the anodized layer's corrosion resistance.

Decorative Anodizing

Decorative anodizing improves the visual appearance of aluminum components, giving them a glossy and decorative finish.
Stringent quality control measures are in place to ensure consistent and aesthetically pleasing finishes across all cast components.
After the anodizing process, a sealing step is employed to lock in the decorative finish and enhance the part's corrosion resistance.
3 Tank Anodizing Setup

3 Tank Anodizing Setup

The first tank is typically a cleaning tank where parts are prepped and cleaned before anodizing. It removes any surface contaminants, oils, and dirt.
The second tank is the anodizing tank. The actual anodizing process occurs, creating a protective oxide layer on the metal surface.
The third tank is a sealing tank. Sealing involves closing the pores in the anodized layer to improve corrosion resistance and aesthetics.
Color-Anodizing

Color Anodizing

Color anodizing allows a wide range of custom colors to be applied to aluminum components.
An alternative to dyeing, this process utilizes inorganic metallic salts to achieve colors, often resulting in a more durable finish.
After dyeing, a sealing process locks in the color and enhances the anodized layer's corrosion resistance.
Hardcoat-Anodizing

Hardcoat Anodizing

It creates a thicker oxide layer compared to standard anodizing, typically 25 to 75 microns or more.
Hardcoat anodized parts are highly resistant to scratching, scuffing, and corrosion.
The process provides electrical insulation, making it suitable for electrical components.
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Assemblies & Modules

Assemblies & modules are used across various industries
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Customized assemblies to meet specific project requirements.