Stainless Steel CNC Machining Services

Electrochemical oxidation is a surface treatment method commonly used to enhance the wear resistance of mechanical parts in airplanes and automobiles, among other things. The process also prevents corrosion and strengthens the surface while giving it a matte appearance.

This treatment produces smooth surfaces with elegant matt finishes that are good for decorative purposes. For instance, bead blasting can be done on ABS plastic, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, or any other material, thus enhancing their aesthetic beauty by creating uniform, non-reflective surfaces.

Powder coating is a dry finishing process where fine pigment particles are applied electrically and then heated to flow out and form a firm continuous film. It comes in various forms like aluminum, stainless steel, or steel with colors ranging from black through any RAL code or Pantone number; finish types may be either gloss or semi-gloss.

Electroplating is extensively used in the automotive industry for several reasons, including meeting functional requirements, adding beauty, and protecting against corrosion. For example, chrome plating gives steel parts a bright, shiny appearance, while polished finishes can be obtained on aluminum, steel, stainless steel, etc., depending on the desired outcome.

Get your surface refined to shine like never before! Various materials reflect light differently after undergoing different chemical or mechanical (hand buffing) treatments. Different methods may be employed, but all aim at attaining glossiness, e.g., when working with plain steel, aluminum, or stainless (brass).

Surface brushing works by using abrasive belts to refine materials like ABS plastic intricately, aluminiums brasses, stainless steels etcetera, thereby imparting them with satin finishes that not only enhance objects’ looks but also make them more visually appealing