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Plating
Applying a thin layer of metal (like gold, silver, or nickel) to the surface of a part to improve corrosion resistance and appearance.
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Oxidation
Creating a protective layer on metal parts (such as aluminum) through a chemical reaction, making them more resistant to wear and corrosion.
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Spraying (Powder Coating/Painting)
Applying a powdered or liquid coating to parts, providing a protective and decorative finish that is durable and resistant to chipping or fading.
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Anodizing
A specific oxidation process used on aluminum to form a thick, protective oxide layer, improving durability and wear resistance.
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Galvanizing
Coating steel or iron parts with zinc to prevent rust and corrosion, commonly used in outdoor or harsh environments.
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Polishing
Smoothing and shining the surface of a part to improve its appearance and make it more resistant to dirt and corrosion.
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Etching
Using chemicals or lasers to create patterns or textures on the surface of a part, often for aesthetic or functional purposes.
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Passivation
A chemical treatment process that removes contaminants and forms a protective oxide layer, typically for stainless steel parts, enhancing corrosion resistance.