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Anodizing vs Powder Coating: What’s the Difference?

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The main difference between anodizing and powder coating is that anodizing mainly serves the purpose of enhancing aluminum physical and electrochemical properties, while powder coating stands for superior resistance and visual attractiveness of any material.

Both metal finishing processes have their strengths and weaknesses, and scopes of application. We examine the major nuances regarding anodizing and powder coating in this post, so you can choose the process that suits your product’s needs the best.

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What is Anodizing

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Anodizing is the advanced surface finish method that employs electrochemical reactions to change the surface chemistry of metals. Despite the potential possibility of applying anodizing to some other metals, only aluminum, and its alloys are typically anodized.

Let’s review the typical anodizing process that consists of five simple steps.

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