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MIL-A-8625 TYPE
II CLASS I, MIL-A-8625 TYPE II CLASS II, MIL-A-8625 CLASS III
TYPE I, MIL-A-8625 TYPE III CLASS II, BLACK ANODIZE, CLEAR ANODIZE,
HARDCOAT ANODIZE, SULFURIC ANODIZING, METAL FINISHING, TEFLON
COATING, PLATING, SURFACE FINISHING, ALUMINUM FINISHING, ALUMINUM
COATING, ALUMINUM, METAL PROCESSING, AIRCRAFT, AEROSPACE, ALUMINUM
OXIDE, INSULATOR, BLACK DYE, COMMERCIAL, ELECTRO CHEMICAL PROCESS,
ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, WEAR RESISTANCE, MACHINED ALUMINUM, ELECTRICAL
RESISTANCE, THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, MALLEABILITY |
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At Florida Anodizing we specialize in providing the aerospace,
military and commercial sectors with complete anodic services,
including Clear and Black
Anodizing, Hardcoat
Anodizing,
and Teflon Coating.
Click here for more information on Florida
Anodizing’s
Anodizing Capacticies
Materials
Anodize processing
can only be applied to aluminum alloys. Although most aluminum
alloys can be processed, those with a low copper content
(less than 3.5%) and a low silicon content (less than 5%)
are recommended. The best results occur on 6061, 6063 and
7075 wrought alloys; 355, 356 cast alloys and 319 die cast
alloys.
Florida Anodizing specializes in both military and commercial anodizing and offers the following options:
» MIL-A-8625, AMS-A-8625 and AMS 2471
» Type II class 1 (non-dyed) and class 2 (dyed) black only
» Type III hardcoat class 1 (non-dyed) and class 2 (dyed) black only
This is an example of Hardcoat Anodizing
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September 30, 2009 09:00 AM
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