a- ANODIZING is a surface treatment process applied to enhance the durability and aesthetic appearance of aluminum surfaces. In this process, aluminum parts are subjected to an electrolytic oxidation treatment, creating a protective oxide layer on the surface. Aluminum sheets are anodized for use in many applications, gaining a more decorative appearance and improved corrosion resistance.
Additionally, anodized aluminum sheets become harder as a result of the anodizing process.

b- Satin Finish is a surface treatment applied to metal surfaces to achieve a finely lined, matte, and decorative appearance. It is commonly applied to metals such as stainless steel and aluminum.

Satin Finish at a Glance:

• Purpose: To reduce surface gloss and provide a smoother, more aesthetic appearance.
• How is it done? Linear patterns are created on the surface using abrasive sanding belts or brushes, resulting in a matte finish.
• Result: A non-glossy, lined, and homogeneous surface (satin appearance).
• Other names: Also known as satin surface treatment or brushing (brushed finish).

Areas of Use:

• Home appliances
• Elevator interior claddings
• Architectural applications
• Decorative panels and furniture

c- Aluminum Sheet PVC Film Coating is the process of applying a PVC (polyvinyl chloride) film onto the aluminum surface for protective and decorative purposes. This process enhances aesthetics while protecting the surface against scratches, impacts, and chemical effects.

Aluminum Sheet PVC Film Coating at a Glance:

• ✅ Purposes:
• Protection: Primarily used for surface protection.
• Prevents scratching, contamination, and oxidation of the surface.
• Ease of Processing: The film protects the surface until processing and can be easily removed afterward.