Surface Finish


Model Surface Finish Choose a right finish for your machining parts
1 Bead blasted
Bead blasting add a uniform matte or stain surface finish on a machined part, removing all tool marks. Mainly used for aesthetic purposes.
2 Anodized Anodizing add a thin, hard, non-conductive ceramic coating on the surface of aluminum parts, increasing their corrosion and wear resistance. Available in a variety of colors.
3 Hard anodized Hardcoat anodizing produces a thicker ceramic coating providing excellent corrosion and wear resistance, for functional applications.
4 Powder coated Powder coating adds a thin layer of strong , wear and corrosion resistant protective polymer paint on the surface of a part. Available in a large range of colors.
5 Brushing Brushing is produced by polishing the metal with grit resulting in a unidirectional stain finish.
6 Polishing Polishing can make roughness products achieve very glossy and smooth surface.
7 Painted Painting  adds a thin layer of strong , wear and corrosion resistant protective polymer paint on the surface of a part. Available in a large range of colors.
8 Screen printing Screen printing help to print desired logo or pattern on the workpiece.
9 Passivated Passivation is the process of treating or coating a metal in order to reduce the chemical reactivity of its surface.
10 Chromate plated It is used for decorating purpose, chrome plating can also serve as a layer of protection as well. It is applied to metal objects when there is a increased opportunity for corrosion to occur.
11 Zinc plating Zinc plating, a process also known as galvanization, is the deposition of a thin layer of aluminum onto a metal component to provide a protective layer.
12 Heat treated Heat treated can soften metal, to improve formability. It can make parts harder, to improve strength.
13 Telfon Telfon has excellent heat and low temperature resistance, it can protect the parts from any kind of chemical corrosion.
Telfon