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Caustic (etching)

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​ By dissolving the aluminum surface, it is possible to remove dirt on the aluminum surface that cannot be removed by degreasing, and to make fine scratches on the surface of the material less noticeable.

Kaken (chemical polishing)

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​This is a process in which the product is immersed in a chemical polishing solution to give it a glossy finish.

​Unlike physical polishing methods that use abrasives, it is possible to create a stable gloss by uniformly polishing the entire surface.

shot kaken

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A chemical polishing process originally developed by Almax.

It is possible to create a shot-blasting finish on the aluminum surface.

​Because the unevenness is smooth, it is scratch resistant and has a soft feel.

Dye color

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A variety of colors can be imparted using dyes.

​Generally, you select the color tone from the sample book, but at our company

It is also possible to mix tones other than the sample colors.

​as a selling pointWe can also handle long products (up to 4000mm).

Secondary electrolytic coloring

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The secondary electrolytic coloring method, in which metal ions are deposited on the anodic oxide film, enables uniform color surface treatment with excellent weather resistance.

​A wide range of colors can be achieved, from pale stainless steel colors, which are different from dyeing, to bronze and black.

Composite film

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By applying a clear coat on top of the anodic oxide film using electrostatic coating, a composite film with excellent corrosion and wear resistance can be created.

Depending on the type of paint applied, a glossy or matte texture can be achieved.

​Furthermore, by applying a UV-cut clear coating over the dyed alumite, it is possible to suppress color deterioration due to ultraviolet rays.

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