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AluminumFinishes
1.Mill Finish2.Anodized Finish3.Powder Coated Finish4.Super Durable Powder Coated Finish5.Polyvinylidene Flouride (PVDF) Finish6.Alodine7.Chromated Finish
 
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1. Mill Finish
Simply meansthe raw or barefinish of materialas it comes outof the extrusionor millingmachines.
 
Aluminum Finishes 3
2. Anodized Finish
Anodizing
, or
anodising
, is an
electrolytic passivation
processused to increase the thickness of the natural
oxide 
layer on thesurface of metal parts.
A - History:
Anodizing was first used on an industrial scale in 1923 to protect Duraluminseaplane parts from corrosion. This early
chromic acid
process was calledBengough-Stuart process.
In 1927 Gower and O’Brien patented the first
sulfuric acid
anodizing process.This remain the most common anodizing electrolyte.
Oxalic acid
anodizing follows in was patented in Japan in 1923 and laterwidely use in Germany, particularly for architectural applications.
Anodized aluminum extrusion was popular architetural material in the 1960sand 1970s, but has since been displaced by cheaper plastics andpowdercoating.
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