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Hard anodizing Nituff®aluminumautomotivewith coloring
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Characteristics
- Type
- hard
- Type of substrate
- aluminum
- Applications
- automotive
- Other characteristics
- with coloring
- Certifications
- AMS 2482 Type I
Description
The Nituff® process allows aluminum to be used in applications where high levels of wear and corrosion resistance are enhanced with the penetration of PTFE.
After undergoing the Nituff process, the properties of treated aluminum is transformed; the surface hardness becomes comparable to case-hardened steel and gains exceptional surface durability, high corrosion resistance, and a low coefficient of friction.
Standard Specifications
NI-1000
NI-1000B
NI-8000
RoHS, REACH, ELV & WEEE Compliant
Performance Benefits
Increased Surface Hardness
Lubricity
Corrosion Resistance
Low Coefficient of Friction
Strong Dielectic Properties
Thickness
.0005-.003”
500-3000 uin.
Maximum thickness dependent on alloy
Max Part Size
68" x 48" x 28"
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