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  • Anoplate’s newly expanded anodizing facility featuring advanced Chromic, Sulfuric, Hardcoat, and Titanium anodizing lines designed for aerospace, defense, and precision manufacturing applications

    Anoplate Completes Major Anodizing Expansion with Three New Advanced Production Lines

    Anoplate has completed a major anodizing expansion with new Chromic, Sulfuric, Hardcoat, and Titanium lines. The upgraded facility delivers higher capacity, faster turnaround times, and mil-spec consistency for aerospace, defense, and precision manufacturing customers.…

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  • Impregnation After Anodize | Cast Aluminum 355 T6 Porosity Q&A

    Can cast aluminum 355 T6 parts be impregnated after anodizing to correct porosity? This Q&A explains why post-anodize impregnation is less effective, the corrosion risks associated with entrapped anodize electrolyte (sulfuric acid), and why stripping, vacuum impregnation, and re-anodizing is typically the preferred engineering solution.…

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  • The Trouble with Tin Whiskers: Get the Lead Out!

    Tin whiskers are a critical reliability risk in lead-free electronics manufacturing. Learn how tin-bismuth and tin-lead alloy coatings help control whisker growth in high-reliability applications.…

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  •  CenterState Business of the Year

    Anoplate Wins 2016 Business of the Year

    Anoplate was recognized as CenterState Bank CEO’s Business of the Year for excellence in metal finishing, anodizing, electroplating, and MIL-SPEC compliant manufacturing, serving aerospace, defense, medical, and automotive industries.…

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  • Why Does Anodize Fade?

    Anodized aluminum is for the most part a robust, quality finish that is readily obtained through any number of chemical processing houses, however, a persistent issue that arises is fading of colored anodize. The fact is that there are a number of causes for this, not always related to the processing houses cutting corners, so we thought we‘d review some of them.…

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