Technique

Surface treatment

A surface treatment or coating is an important step in the finishing of a product.

Surface treatment

A surface treatment or coating is an important step in the finishing of a product. This is not only to protect the surface from (harmful) external influences (corrosion), but also to embellish the appearance or improve the adhesion in the painting or gluing process. Surface treatments can also be applied to change material properties. With metals, the surface treatment can be realised by chemical treatment.

We are happy to carry out the following surface treatments:

Anodising
Carbonitriding
Chemical blackening
Chromating
Coating
Phosphating
Galvanisation
KTL
Lacquering
Surface hardening
Powder coating
Powder varnishing
Polishing
Passivation
Hot-dip galvanising
Nickel plating
Chrome plating
Paint
Galvanising
Sand blasting
Zinc phosphating
Blackening
Assembly

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