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Amline Products Ltd. specializes in aluminum alloy anodizing surface treatment — the critical finishing stage of precision metal manufacturing. Through six core processes, we deliver surface treatment solutions that balance functional performance with visual quality.

Chemical agents remove micro-burrs and oxide layers from the aluminum surface, producing a smoother, brighter finish while preparing the part for subsequent anodizing.

• Removes micro-burrs and surface defects
• Improves surface smoothness and gloss
• Prepares the surface for anodizing

An electrolytic process smooths microscopic surface irregularities, improving flatness and gloss while reducing surface roughness and enhancing corrosion resistance.

• Reduces surface roughness
• Improves gloss and flatness
• Enhances corrosion resistance

Bead blasting or chemical etching produces a uniform matte texture, reducing glare and improving both tactile feel and visual appearance.

• Uniform matte texture
• Reduces glare
• Improves tactile feel and appearance

A transparent oxide layer is formed on the aluminum surface, preserving the material's natural metallic luster while improving surface hardness and corrosion resistance — the most common standard anodizing process.

• Preserves natural metallic luster
• Improves surface hardness
• Improves corrosion resistance

Formed under specialized conditions, a thicker and denser oxide layer significantly improves surface hardness, wear resistance, and electrical insulation — ideal for applications with demanding mechanical performance requirements.

• Thicker, denser oxide layer
• Significantly improved wear resistance and insulation
• Suited to demanding mechanical applications

A dyeing step is introduced during the anodic oxide formation, giving products a wide range of color options while retaining anodizing's inherent corrosion and wear resistance.

• Wide range of color options
• Retains corrosion and wear resistance
• Supports custom appearance requirements