Carrier materials:
Iron and steel alloys, aluminium, non-ferrous metals
Characteristics:
- excellent protection against corrosion
- high wear resistance
- high hardness (additional increase in hardness through tempering possible)
- excellent mechanical and technological properties
- extreme homogeneity
- Deposition of nickel-phosphorus coatings
- good chemical resistance
- good solderability
- non-magnetic coatings
- RoHS Compliant: Lead and Cadmium free
- even layer thickness
Application:
Electrical/electronics industry, medical technology, food, oil and chemical industry, aviation technology, mechanical engineering, plastics, shipbuilding, pharmaceutical and printing industry
Carrier materials:
aluminum
Characteristics:
- very good electrical conductivity
- particularly suitable for the electrical and electronics industry
- very good spreadability
- chrome-free process for treating aluminium
- Pre-treatment before painting, powder coating
Application:
- electrical contacts
Carrier materials:
Aluminum, aluminum alloys (e.g. AlMgSi0.5; AlMgSi1; AlMn; AlMg1 to AlMg5)
Characteristics:
- corrosion protection
- Abrasion protection
- Generation of an oxidic, corrosion-resistant protective layer on aluminium
- Possibility of coloring
- Layers up to 25 μm
- suitable for both technical and decorative applications
Proceedings:
Eloxal stands for “electrolytically oxidized aluminum”.
The anodized layer is a layer that is mainly made of aluminum oxide and is usually produced with direct current with anodic polarity.
The layer properties and the layer thickness can be controlled within narrow limits and can thus be adapted to the most diverse requirements. 
The anodized layer is not applied to the aluminum surface as a foreign layer, it grows through the conversion of metallic aluminum
in alumina out of the base material. There are many different types of anodizing electrolytes.
The so-called GS process, which works with or without additives based on sulfuric acid, is usually used.
To dye:
A special feature is the coloring of the anodized layer.
For mostly decorative purposes, the porous structure of a freshly created oxide layer is used to store dyes in it
