Anodized Surface Finish
Anodizing is an electrochemical process that oxidizes the surface of metals to form an oxide layer, enhancing the metal's surface hardness, corrosion resistance, and aesthetics. Here is an overview of anodizing treatment for metal ceilings and metal wall surfaces:
The Anodized Surface Finish Process
Anodizing involves immersing metal products into an electrolyte solution, using them as the anode, and applying direct current to form an oxide layer on the metal surface. Typically, aluminum and its alloys are the most common metals used for anodizing treatment.
The electrolyte solution contains oxidizing agents, such as sulfuric acid, and other additives to adjust the characteristics of the oxide layer.
Metal ceilings and metal wall surfaces find widespread application in interior decoration, and anodizing treatment enhances their surface performance and appearance. This treatment makes metal surfaces durable and visually appealing, suitable for commercial buildings, hotels, office buildings, public spaces, etc. In architectural design, anodized metal materials can be used to create interior environments of various styles, including modern, industrial, futuristic, and more.
