Aluminum
A useful starting point for lightweight housings, brackets and machined components.
SURFACE FINISHING
Creates a textured, low-gloss surface.
A uniform matte appearance
Discuss texture, media and masking for threads or precision fits. Appearance samples help define what an acceptable finish looks like.
Discuss this finish
A useful starting point for lightweight housings, brackets and machined components.
Consider stainless steel when corrosion exposure and cleanable surfaces matter.
Evaluate titanium when the application needs a particular combination of weight, strength and corrosion resistance.
Compatibility depends on the specific grade, geometry and treatment specification. Final selection is reviewed with the project.
Identify visible surfaces, masking areas, contact points and fits. State whether your dimensional requirements apply to the finished part.
Read the finish checklistSelect a process specification and acceptance reference; appearance illustrations do not establish coating thickness, corrosion performance or conformity.
| Finish | Material families to review | Requirement to specify | Features to review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bead Blasting | Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Titanium | A uniform matte appearance | Discuss texture, media and masking for threads or precision fits. Appearance samples help define what an acceptable finish looks like. |
LET’S MAKE IT TANGIBLE
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