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Exploring the: Chromic Acid Anodizing Zone
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- New Anodizing Technology for Reusable Medical Equipment
- Decorative properties of Type II, functional properties of Type III.
Article Published: 4/1/2013
- Anodizing for Bonding Applications in Aerospace
- Anodizing for pre-prep bonding bridges the gap between the metallic and composite worlds, as it provides a superior surface in many applications on aluminum components for bonding to these composites.
Article Published: 12/1/2011
- Flying High with BSAA: Environmentally friendly alternative to chromic acid anodize
- BSAA oxide coating exhibits many of the same properties as the aluminum oxide coating that is derived from the chromic acid process.
Article Published: 10/1/2011
- Non-PFOS, Permanent Mist Suppressants for Hard Chromium Plating, Decorative Chromium Plating and Chromic Etch Applications
- Mist suppressants are an important tool for reducing exposure of workers to Cr(VI) during plating and etching operations. A common raw material used for efficient mist suppressants was, and still is, PFOS. PFOS is subject to legislation across th...
Article Published: 3/1/2011
- Aluminum Anodizing
- In all anodizing processes, the basic reaction is conversion of the aluminum surface to aluminum oxide.
Article Published: 2/18/2011
- New Uses For Anodized Aluminum Oxide
- Anodized aluminum oxide (AAO) has attracted significant interest among the nano-science and engineering research community in recent years. AAO consists of highly aligned nanopores “self-assembled” in a hexagonally close-packed pattern.
Article Published: 12/1/2010
- Becoming an Approved Aerospace Anodize Supplier
- Fabrication of aerospace structure requires rigorous standards due to the high cost of rework and the severe consequences of in-flight failure. To become a supplier for aerospace anodize, an approval process which is not readily understood must be f...
Article Published: 12/1/2010
- Designing for Opportunity: The Aluminum Advantage
- Many industries that require innovative solutions in cost reduction and weight savings are turning to aluminum as a substitute for stainless steel and other carbon steel alloys for parts and components.
Article Published: 12/1/2010
- Adding Anodizing
- Is it something you should consider?
Article Published: 11/1/2009