Common colors include clear (natural), black, red, and gold, while blue, gray, orange, and green are also achievable.
Slight color variations may occur between different batches or base materials due to alloy composition and process conditions.
| Applicable Materials | Burrs and Sharp Edges | Appearance | Tolerance | Corrosion and Wear Resistance | Post-processing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metal materials (especially aluminum and aluminum alloys) | Removed | Matte metallic surface with premium aesthetic quality | Slight dimensional changes may occur due to the oxide layer; critical dimensions should be considered after finishing | Excellent; the anodic film provides strong protection and durability for indoor and outdoor use | Compatible with laser engraving and screen printing; ensure grounding or mating surfaces are masked or cleaned as required |
During processing, parts must be fixed to racks, and the rack contact points may leave unavoidable marks.
Rack marks are a normal characteristic of the anodizing process; rack points are typically placed in inconspicuous areas after assembly.
Bead blasting provides a uniform, fine matte finish that enhances adhesion and conceals minor machining lines.
Different blasting grades (fine, medium, coarse) can be selected according to desired appearance and tactile feel.