Our passion is to extend the life of every product we touch. Since 1973 our success has been fueled by our perseverance to solve customer's needs. We are motivated by challenge

Industries

We have provided integral services to a variety of clients in many industries, including;

• Aerospace 
• Automotive 
• Cosmetics
• Computer and Electronics 
• Food and Beverage
• Hydraulics 
• Home Appliances 
• Manufacturing 
• Marine
• Medical 

Company Profile 

Anodize is a family owned business established in 1973. Since inception we have quickly adapted to the market necessities.  Offering a tailored approach to guarantee our customer's success, therefore fueling our own. We have endured economic crisis' and industry shifts. Our perseverance and dedication has helped us become a leading and enduring company in the metal finishing field. Our operation is based out of a 43,000sqtf facility set in a 5 acre lot.

CERTIFIfied- ISO 9001-2008

Current Processes

ALUMINUM ANODIZING

Anodizing  is an electrolytic process that creates a hard, clear oxide layer on the surface of the metal. Dye is absorbed through a capillary effect, hence, becoming part of the surface.  The anodization process is revered around the world due to its outstanding resistance to corrosion. Many industries use anodizing for different proposes, from cosmetic effects to really functional effects.   Colors available upon request. 

HARD COAT ANODIZING

Hard Coat Anodize is also an electrolytic process that provides superior protection and functionality. It is much thicker and denser than sulfuric anodizing therefore it offers superior durability in terms of abrasion resistance. It's hardness has been compared to the hardness in a diamond, and is also very similar to a sapphire in termos of its physical and chemical properties. It can only be black dyed. 

CHROMATE CONVERSION

Chromate conversion coatings cover aluminum parts with a with a chemical film that protects it against oxidation, also called Chem Film, Alodine or Irridite. Often used in conjunction with masking of an anodized finish for conductivity properties.  The resulting color of this coatings can be clear or yellow. It is generally used to facilitate adhesion of paints or powder coating. Not intended for cosmetic uses.