Anodizing Services

Enhance the durability, corrosion resistance, and appearance of your CNC machined parts with our anodizing services. We offer a range of finishes and colors, providing both functional protection and aesthetic improvement for aluminum components.

Our Anodizing Surface Finishing Services

At CMS, we provide professional anodizing surface finishing services for a wide range of aluminum components used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical devices, electronics, and industrial equipment.
Our in-house anodizing line ensures consistent quality, high precision, and fast turnaround, making your parts not only durable but also visually appealing.

Through our advanced Type II and Type III anodizing processes, we can achieve various finishes—from decorative color anodizing to hard anodizing for enhanced wear resistance. Whether you need a protective coating, improved corrosion resistance, or custom-colored aluminum finishes, our team delivers precision results tailored to your exact requirements.

What Is Anodizing?

Anodizing is an electrochemical process that converts the metal surface of aluminum into a durable, corrosion-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing oxide layer. Unlike paint or plating, anodizing becomes an integral part of the metal, offering enhanced wear resistance and a long-lasting finish.
Our anodizing services are widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, and consumer products where surface performance and visual appeal matter most.

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Types of Anodizing We Offer

We provide various anodizing finishes tailored to your application needs:

Comparison Table

Item Type I Type II Type III
Electrolyte Chromic acid Sulfuric acid Sulfuric acid (low temp, high current)
Coating Thickness 0.5–7.6 μm 5–25 μm 25–150 μm
Hardness Low Medium High
Dyeing Capability Poor Excellent Moderate
Wear Resistance Fair Good Excellent
Corrosion Resistance Good Good Excellent
Dimensional Change Minimal Low Noticeable
Typical Use Aerospace precision parts Decorative and general parts Heavy-duty industrial parts

Anodizing Color Options

We offer a wide range of anodizing color finishes to meet both functional and aesthetic requirements. Common colors include:

 

Note:

  • Customized colors are also available upon request.
  • Our color anodizing process ensures uniform color tone and excellent UV stability for outdoor applications.

Advantages of Anodizing

Anodizing offers multiple benefits that enhance both the performance and appearance of aluminum components. It is one of the most effective and durable surface finishing processes used across industries.

Materials for Anodizing

Anodizing is most commonly applied to aluminum and its alloys, creating a durable and decorative oxide coating that enhances corrosion resistance, surface hardness, and appearance. At CMS, we support a wide range of aluminum materials suitable for both Type II decorative anodizing and Type III hard anodizing.

Common Aluminum Alloys for Anodizing

Material Characteristics Anodizing Performance Typical Applications
Aluminum 6061 Excellent machinability, strength, and surface finish. Produces a bright, uniform anodized layer. Structural parts, housings, enclosures.
Aluminum 6063 Superior extrusion and decorative finish properties. Ideal for clear or colored anodizing. Frames, panels, and consumer products.
Aluminum 7075 High strength and wear resistance. Hard anodizing recommended due to alloy composition. Aerospace and high-load mechanical parts.
Aluminum 5052 Excellent corrosion resistance, medium strength. Produces a smooth, matte anodized surface. Marine and outdoor equipment.
Aluminum 2024 High strength but lower corrosion resistance. Requires special pretreatment for consistent finish. Aerospace fittings and structural components.
Aluminum 1100 / 3003 Pure aluminum grades with high corrosion resistance. Provide bright, reflective anodized finish. Decorative parts and reflectors.

 

Applications

Anodizing is widely used across industries where both durability and appearance are critical.
At CMS, our advanced anodizing process enhances the surface performance of precision aluminum components used in aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and industrial sectors.

Our Anodized Parts Are Trusted In

✅ Aerospace & UAVs
✅ Automotive & E-Mobility
✅ Medical & Laboratory Equipment
✅ Consumer Electronics
✅ Robotics & Automation
✅ Industrial Machinery

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Quality Assurance

At CMS, quality is not just a standard—it’s a commitment built into every step of our anodizing process. From pretreatment and oxidation to sealing and final inspection, each stage is carefully monitored to ensure stable color, consistent thickness, and excellent corrosion resistance.

We follow a strict quality management system certified under ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and ISO 13485, ensuring full traceability and process reliability for every batch of anodized parts we deliver.

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Frequently  Questions

If you have any questions in the process of product design and manufacturing, you can contact us to obtain expert support and provide the best solution for your product. Get support now !

Anodizing is an electrolytic process that forms a protective oxide layer on aluminum, improving corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and appearance.

No. Anodizing is only for aluminum. Steel, stainless steel, titanium, and brass require different surface treatments such as plating or black oxide.

Common options include clear, black, silver, gold, red, blue, and more. Hard anodizing is usually dark gray or black.

  • Standard anodizing: Decorative and corrosion-resistant, thinner layer.

  • Hard anodizing: Thicker layer, high wear resistance, darker color, suitable for industrial or high-performance parts.

Yes. Anodizing adds a coating layer (typically 5–25 μm, hard anodizing up to 50 μm). CMS adjusts pre-machining dimensions accordingly for critical surfaces.

Yes, but consistency depends on alloy type, machining marks, and surface preparation. Bead blasting or fine machining helps achieve uniform color and texture.

Absolutely. Anodizing provides a clean, premium look with excellent color stability — ideal for enclosures, housings, and consumer products.

Anodized aluminum is significantly more corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant than raw aluminum. Hard anodizing offers even higher durability.

Yes. Laser marking on anodized aluminum produces high-contrast, permanent markings without damaging the coating.

Usually 2–5 days, depending on color and quantity. Additional time is needed for machining + finishing combined orders.

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