Anodising Industries is a protective coating specialist located in Auckland, New Zealand that has been in business since 1987. They provide decorative and industrial anodising coatings for aluminum. They specialize in anodising small componentry and will customize their processes to meet customer needs. They recommend discussing material grades and anodising requirements with customers prior to production to ensure specifications are met.

1. Protective Coating Specialists
Anodising Industries is Protective coating specialists in Auckland. Anodising
Providing Decorative Aluminium Anodising, Marine, Automotive, Industrial,
Decorative Anodising Coatings with the quality work.
Anodising Industries was established in 1987 to specialize in the field of small
componentry anodising to the individual finish and specifications of each
customer. We can customize our processes to meet your anodising needs.
We recommend that customers contact us prior to manufacture to discuss suitable
material grades, jigging points and anodising requirements. After discussion,
trials, samples and the first order of anodising is completed to the customers
satisfaction, the processing procedure and any relevant information is entered
into a processing database for future referencing. This is to keep further orders
matching in finish and specifications.
Anodising Industries was established in 1987 to serve the needs of various
industries requiring small part componentry anodising coating specialists. We can
customize our processes to meet your anodising needs, we specialize in
component ranging from your one off part to production of 100,000 + parts.
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2. KG Products formally Kal­Gard has made
available for sales its full line of
proprietary performance coatings,
industrial lubricants and gun care
products. Machine Shops, Professional
Engine Builders, Motorcycle Shops
including Custom, Off Road and Street
Bikes of all types, as well as Racing,
Gunsmiths and Industrial
Production/Maintenance Departments can
now purchase coatings and other products
for applications for use in their own
environments.
Coatings have become a standard source of
performance gains, increased part
protection and increased production for
virtually all professional race teams,
engine builders, conveyor line
maintenance departments, and gunsmiths
reaching across many industries including Automotive, Aircraft, Firearms,
Boating, Motorcycles, Oil Drilling, Food and Industrial.
Thin film protective coatings have been available for many years but with today’s
technology they have become more effective. The greater numbers of users
however have not been able to take advantage of the benefits of this technology
as the expense and the time required to ship, wait for parts to be coated and then
returned has made it impractical for many. 2007 research confirms Thin Film
Coatings for aesthetic and protection will see a substantial increase in the next
several years.
Most businesses will not incur any major cost, and in fact, many shops already
have the equipment needed to do an excellent job of applying the KG line of
performance coatings.
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3. Marine anodising 20­25 micron
Anodising is one of the best options for
aluminium in a mairine environment the
aluminium oxide that is created is an
integral part of the substrate and is much
harder than the aluminium it replaces,
giving it excellent wear and abrasion
resistance. Unlike powder coating that can
worm and flake the anodised coating is an
integral part of the substrate, the anodic
coating will not chip, peel or flake over
time.
Hard anodising 50 + microns
Hard anodising is perfect for extreme
corrosion protection in marine
environments, reduces the effects of
marine electrolysis, has a harder wear
resistance than mild steel and can be chemically sealed for maximum corrosion
protection .
Hard anodising produces darker coatings than normal anodising , but the exact
shade depends upon the coating thickness which for hard anodising is 50+
Microns and the type of alloy used will directly effect the thickness and shade of
the component . We cannot, therefore, colour match except between components
from the same batch of metal. With the darker shade we are only able to dye hard
anodising black .It is advised that you consult us before machining any parts with
very tight tolerances as there are many factors to consider when getting parts
hard anodised.
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4. Whether you’re looking for increased
corrosion protection, a harder wearing
surface or just a colour on your aluminium
components then anodising is the process for
you. The anodised coating thickness and
colour can be varied and when anodised the
surface is converted to an aluminium oxide
layer increasing the wear and abrasive
properties of the aluminum.
Hard Anodising is a process used in General
manufacturing and engineering . When this
is performed in a tightly controlled
environment the result is a crystal lattice
structure 50­100 microns thick with a
surface hardness of approximately 60 to 68
Rockwell C (800 to 1000 V.P.N). Thickness, hardness and colour of the coating
will vary dependent on the type of alloy composition, this should be considered
when discussing your requirements with our technical staff or at the design phase
prior to manufacture.
Pistons // Cylinders // Brake Cylinders // Cams // Gears // Valves //
Hydraulics Engine Blocks // Brakets and clamps // And many more
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5. Aluminium Anodising Specialists
Contact Us:
28 Pukemiro Street, Onehunga,
Auckland 1061, New Zealand
E­mail:
admin@anodising.co.nz
Phone:
+64 09 634 0728
“Decorative Aluminium Anodising Specialist in Auckland”
Anodising NZ
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