Anodize

(Clear & Black Type II/III)

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Anodizing is an electrochemical finishing process that enhances the natural oxide layer on the surface of aluminum, creating a durable, corrosion-resistant, and highly protective finish. Unlike coatings that sit on top of the material, anodizing becomes an integral part of the metal itself, improving wear resistance, surface hardness, and long-term performance without compromising the component's dimensions or integrity. The process can also enhance appearance by providing a uniform finish and, when specified, can be dyed in a variety of colors.

At Kion Tech, anodizing services are utilized across aerospace, defense, semiconductor, medical, and commercial industries to improve the durability and reliability of aluminum components exposed to demanding environments. Whether for corrosion protection, wear resistance, electrical insulation, or aesthetic enhancement, our anodizing processes are performed to strict quality standards and customer specifications. Through precise process control and comprehensive inspection procedures, Kion Tech delivers anodized finishes designed to maximize component performance and longevity.

  • PER-MIL-PRF-8625

  • Clear Type II: $95.00

    Clear Type III: $130.00

    Black Type II: $120.00

    Black Type III: $140.00

  • Clear Anodize vs. Black Anodize

    Clear anodize provides a natural aluminum appearance while enhancing corrosion resistance, durability, and wear protection. Black anodize offers the same protective benefits but includes a black dye for improved aesthetics, reduced reflectivity, and easier component identification. The choice between the two finishes typically depends on appearance and application requirements rather than performance differences.

    • Superior Corrosion Resistance – Protects aluminum from environmental exposure and oxidation.

    • Enhanced Wear Resistance – Increases surface hardness and durability.

    • Lightweight Protection – Improves performance without adding significant weight.

    • Electrical Insulation Properties – Can provide non-conductive surface characteristics.

    • Improved Appearance – Creates a uniform, professional finish with optional color capabilities.

    • Long-Term Durability – Resists chipping, peeling, and flaking because the finish is integrated into the metal.

    • Aerospace Components

    • Defense Equipment

    • Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment

    • Medical Devices

    • Precision Machined Aluminum Parts

    • Electronic Enclosures

    • Industrial Equipment

    • Commercial Products