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Fort Wayne Anodizing offers a variety of anodizing services, including aluminum anodizing, hard coat anodizing, conventional anodizing and impregnating services. All laboratory testing, research and development is produced in-house to ensure a high level of quality control.
Sun Glo Plating is continually expanding our services and production output. Our large anodizing facility specializes in sulfuric anodizing (Type II), where we perform black and clear anodizing services. We look forward to providing you with quality work, competitive pricing and quick turn-around.
Along with manufacturing high quality anodized aluminum nameplates & panels, Macfarlane also provides clear & color anodizing for many different types of parts and various sizes of clear & color anodized sheet. With over 50 years of specializing in anodizing, we make products designed to last.
Our vast array of metal finishing services includes anodizing & hard coat anodizing, dyed & non-dyed / colored & clear anodizing, chromic acid titanium anodizing, sulfuric acid anodizing, satin & decorative anodizing and much more. Serving a broad customer base locally & nationwide for over 60 years.
For over 50 years, K&L Anodizing has provided metal finishing services for manufacturers, machine shops, tool & die, aerospace, medical, government & commercial industries. We provide multicolor anodizing; anodizing per Mil-8625—types I, II, III—dyed & non-dyed; & a variety of related services.
MIC provides many metal treatment services including metal finishing and surface treatment services. We pre-treat, anodize and coat parts from 1 in. to 40 ft. long in our sulfuric and chromic acid anodizing treatments; and can handle up to 9ft. by 4 ft in our phosphoric acid anodizing treatments.
Before the sealing stage of anodization, the oxide surface of a metal can be dyed. This is done when the exterior appearance of the product is significant. There are countless dye colors in color anodization. The colors range from light to dark, although lighter colors may be more difficult to manufacture on certain alloys. Another problem that may occur is lightfastness, or the fading of certain colors. Because black and gold dyes are made by inorganic means, they tend to be more lightfast.
Once a metal has been dyed, hot water or steam, often mixed with nickel acetate, is used to seal the surface and to convert the oxide into its hydrated form. This process decreases bleed out and can improve corrosion resistance.
