Aluminum naturally forms an oxide layer on its surface when exposed to air. Anodizing in an electrolytic cell creates a thicker oxide layer that makes the part more resistant to corrosion and wear.

Anodizing aluminium, the process of electrolytic build up of the metal’s the oxide layer in the presence of dyes to create colored effects, is such a well-established process that we probably ...

it is naturally a soft metal. The anodizing process hardens the metal’s surface, so it can withstand the rigorous wear and tear in the kitchen while utilizing its great heat conductivity.” ...

The Company aims to replicate its success in continuous anodizing across new high-growth potential markets, including Asia, the Middle East, and India, where demand for anodised aluminium is rapidly ...