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anodizing

Method of coating metal for corrosion resistance, electrical insulation, thermal control, abrasion resistance, sealing, improving paint adhesion, and decorative finishing. Anodizing consists of electrically depositing an oxide film from aqueous solution onto the surface of a metal, often aluminum, which serves as the anode in an electrolytic cell. In the most common type of anodizing, which uses a 15% sulfuric acid bath, dyes can be introduced into the oxidation process to achieve a coloured surface. Aluminum thus anodized and coloured is used widely in giftware, home appliances, and architectural decoration.



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The electro-chemical anodization process locks in aluminum that could otherwise leach into food, and makes for what many cooks consider an ideal non-stick, acid- and scratch-resistant surface.
In addition to thermal plasma spray coatings, NxEdge also provides semiconductor-grade anodization, fluoropolymer coatings, machining, parts refurbishment and other services for leading original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), original parts manufacturers (OPMs) and integrated device manufacturers (IDMs) in the industry.
aluminum chamber components, including 200mm and 300mm machining, computer-controlled anodization, robotic grit blasting, and robotic thermal spray;
 
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