Finishing
Surface treatment is a process to enhance the surface properties of materials. It uses methods like coating, plating, and heat - treatment. Ideal for improving corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and aesthetics, it's widely used in automotive, aerospace, and consumer goods industries.
Common type of Finishing
Introduction
An electrochemical process forming a protective oxide layer on metals (mainly aluminum), boosting corrosion resistance and enabling dyeing. Used in aerospace, automotive, and electronics.
Plating deposits metal layers (nickel, zinc, chrome) via electrolysis or chemical methods to boost corrosion/wear resistance. Used in automotive, electronics, and industrial parts for durability and finish.
Smooths surfaces via abrasives or chemicals, improving aesthetics and reducing friction. Used in jewelry, automotive, and aerospace.
Etches precise, permanent designs on metals/plastics/ceramics. Used in electronics, aerospace, and jewelry.
Enhances surfaces through smoothing and metal deposition, boosting shine and corrosion resistance. Used in electronics, hardware, and automotive trim.
Applies protective and decorative coatings via spraying or brushing, improving durability and color retention. Used in furniture, machinery, and consumer goods.