MIL offers numerous metal finishing processes. These methods improve the surface finish of a material. After finishing, parts may have improved performance in specific environments, abrasion resistance, color dyes, etc.
Metal finishing processes:
Metal finishing processes:
- Anodizing
- Chromic Types I, IB, IC
- Sulfuric Types II, IIB
- Thin Film Surfuric
- Hardcoat Type III
- Class 2 Multiple Dye Colors
- Chromate Conversion Coatings
- Class 1A and 3
- Rohs
- Passivation
- 300 / 400 / PH / High Ni Alloys
- Cadmium Plating, Rack and Barrel
- Chemical Milling
- Black Oxide
- Phosphate Zn and Mn
- Electro Polish
- Prepenetrant Etch
- Pickle / Etch
- Titanium Cleaning
- EDM Recast Layer Removal
- Vapor Degreasing
- Ultrasonic Cleaning
- Stress / Embrittlement Relief Baking
- Shot Peening
- Abrasive Blasting – Automatic / Manual
- Glass Bead
- Aluminum Oxide
Metal Finishing improves the material's surface finish.
Parts may require paint, tape, and plugs to mask areas before processing