Today, the growing use of aluminium profiles, particularly in the construction industry, alongside changing market preferences and customer demands for high production quality, has made the anodizing process a crucial component of aluminium profile manufacturing. This process not only serves a technical purpose but also adds an important decorative aspect to aluminium sections.

Aluminium anodizing involves processes that enhance the wear and corrosion resistance of parts. By creating a thin oxide layer on the aluminium surface, this technique provides effective protection against corrosion. Typically, aluminium is coated to a micrometre thickness using electrochemical anodizing methods.

To meet customer expectations for quality and achieve the required production rate, our company has launched a fully automatic anodizing line with maximum capacity, sourced from a reputable European manufacturer. This line utilizes cutting-edge technology, enabling us to perform chemical polishing of aluminium sections and electrocoloring operations in five different color ranges simultaneously.

Additionally, we employ mechanical polishing and brushing machines before the anodizing process. This allows us to perform polishing and brushing operations on aluminium sections, to achieve a diverse range of surface qualities in the final anodized product.

All the parts acquire these details after undergoing process includes:

– Increased abrasion resistance due to a layer thickness of 1,000 to 4,000 microns

– Improved corrosion resistance by forming an aluminium oxide layer

– Enhanced heat transfer properties (reduced heat transfer coefficient) with a thickness of over 32 microns, capable of absorbing heat up to 230 degrees Celsius

– Improved paint adhesion

– Enhanced aesthetic appearance for decorative purposes