What is anodized surface?

The anodized surface is a clear or colored surface that is chemically applied to the surface of many metals. The anodized surface treatment is used for various purposes, from reducing threads on some fasteners to the prevention of corrosion on others, adding not only protection on metal surface but also strength. The color of the anodized surface is not always created by colors or dyes, but the colors are often directly associated with the time when the piece was left exposed to anodly chemicals. However, there are a large number of dyes that allow you to create almost any color on anodized product. On the surfaces that will be removed and replaced by excess, anodized surface treatment of lubricants enables the thread surface and increases the ease of installation. A small amount of dye can be introduced into the chemicals in order to see something special for anodized part and most anodized parts can be anodized to any desired color. The anodly movie is strong enough to require the opening of the screw to the bolt thanTry to insert the screw into the hole.

Any holes that can be machined into anodized components should be bored or machined slightly excessive to consider the anodized finish and slightly add the inner dimensions of the hole. If you do not do so, this can lead to an opening that is too tight to be assembled a pin or component into a hole. For anodized surfaces that are not critical for any lubrication properties, the surface is often required to seal. Immerse in very hot water is usually everything that is necessary to close small holes left on the surface of anodized metal.

Place aluminum in a bath of liquid chemicals, which are often nothing but acetone and apply electricity through an aluminum component, a chemical reaction, which is similar to rust forming on aluminum. This rusty material is an anodized surface andIn fact, it works to increase the surface of the aluminum surface. As with gold or silver plating, the color of anodized surface depends on the types of metal leaves immersed in liquid chemicals.