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Surface Finishing

Hard Anodizing (Type III)

The workpiece surface is first beadblasted to obtain a uniform matte rough substrate, and then hard anodizing is performed to generate a dense, high-hardness aluminum oxide film on the aluminum alloy surface. The film has excellent adhesion and offers outstanding wear resistance and corrosion resistance, with a uniform matte gray-black appearance.

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Introduction to Bead blast + Hard Anodizing (Type III)

Bead blast + Hard Anodizing (Type III)
Bead blast + Hard Anodizing (Type III)
Description

Hard Anodizing (Hard‑coat Anodizing / Type‑III), sulfuric acid low‑temperature process; oxide film thickness 30‑50 μm per side, coating continuous, uniform, no powdering, no peeling; surface hardness HV ≥350, providing wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and electrical insulation properties; the coating grows approximately 50% inward and 50% outward, resulting in a dimensional increase of about 20‑25 μm per side on the part—precision mating areas require pre‑machining allowances; sharp edges must be chamfered with R≥0.5 to reduce burning and cracking at edges; the natural color is gray to dark gray—if black hard anodizing is required, an additional dyeing step is needed; die‑cast aluminum is not suitable for this process.

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Technical Properties

Applicable Sharp edges and burrs Premium appearance availability Tolerances
Metals Removed Yes Met after surface finish

Applicable Materials

Example of an Anodized Part

Bead Blast + Hard Anodizing Natural
Bead Blast + Hard Anodizing Black