Metals Domains

  The brass cladding has a decorative finish. Glossy decorative brass finishes are used on wire woods, decorative lamps, furniture hardware, and builders hardware. The brass liner can be used for the following finishes, polished brass, satin brass, and antique brass. Heavy brass deposits are used for finishes that will be polished, honed, aged, or oxidized. It is a low temperature process that operates at 105 degrees Fahrenheit and can be used in both rack and barrel operations. It is a single additive process with excellent launching power that produces a very desirable bright yellow-green 70/30 brass color. Flashing over nickel plated produces a super high gloss brass finish. The copper and zinc plate are brought together in a uniform alloy composition over a wider temperature range and current density, helping to reduce rejections due to poor color, non-uniformity, and low-oxidized finishes.

  Metal anodization is an electrolytic process to produce controlled films of aluminum oxide on aluminum. Rust will naturally form on untreated aluminum, but the anodizing process produces a coating that is uniform, much harder, and denser than natural oxidation. Aluminum oxide also possesses excellent electrical and thermal insulation qualities. This anodic film is produced by converting the exterior of the part into aluminum oxide. Unlike paint, which will peel off if not applied correctly, anodized aluminum finishes are formed from the original material and cannot peel off. The aluminum oxide finish is so hard and exceptionally resistant to anodizing. Anodized coating in Houston is best for many consumer products and various sporting goods due to its aesthetic and corrosion protection properties. It is the primary finish for aircraft aluminum parts along with the main components prior to assembly and painting. Pieces can be tinted during the process to produce a luxurious finish wit