
For a decorative and durable surface
Anodizing is one of the most common types of aluminum surface treatment. This process is used both to create a decorative surface on the product and to obtain a harder and more wear-resistant product. A durable and longer-lasting product is also positive in terms of the environment.
In order to be able to offer a flexible and secure process, Interal has a number of different selected partners in surface treatment. This means that we are not dependent on a single supplier and thus can secure production and delivery time for you as a customer.
How does anodizing work?
During anodizing, the surface layer of the aluminum part is converted to aluminum oxide, which gives the product several advantages:
- Reinforced corrosion protection
- Stronger protection against wear
- Decorative surface
In addition to natural anodizing, the product can be colored in a number of different shades during the anodizing. In conventional anodizing, the surface layer is converted into an oxide layer, usually 10 – 20 µm. In cases where the product requires a very durable and resistant surface, it is possible to apply hard anodizing, which means a thicker oxide layer.
