The
Anodising Process
The anodising process involves passing
a controlled electrical current through extruded aluminium profiles immersed in
an acidic (sulphuric) solution, which then forms a protective film of aluminium
oxide on the surface of the aluminium.
Anodising essentially is an induced thickening of the natural
protective oxide film on the metal’s surface.
It is a conversion of the parent metal and thus is not a “coating” in
the usual sense.

It is proven as a very durable finish, of which the lifetime is dependent on the density,
thickness and seal quality of the anodic film.
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