Protective and cosmetic finishes for sheet metal parts and assemblies—coordinated to meet durability, appearance, and compliance needs

Finish selection guidance based on environment and function Masking and “no-coat areas” supported per drawing Cosmetic surface control (grain direction, visible face) Finishing sequence planning for assemblies (before/after assembly) Multiple finish options coordinated under one workflow

Standard: common finishes such as powder coating, brushing, and standard protective treatments. Extended: special plating/anodizing specs, larger part sizes, or unique cosmetic requirements are supported on request and may be coordinated via qualified partners, per drawing.

Specify cosmetic face and appearance standard For anodizing/brushing: define grain direction if critical Provide masking requirements and electrical grounding points Define color/spec codes (RAL/Pantone) where applicable Clarify environment: indoor/outdoor, chemical exposure, abrasion needs

Inspection per drawing requirements Reports available upon request (FAI/COC, etc.)

Finish type + spec (if any) Color/code (if applicable) Cosmetic requirements / visible face Masking/no-coat areas Material and thickness Quantity and usage environment

Q: Can you match a specific color? A: Yes—provide color code/spec. Q: Can you combine finishes? A: Often yes—depends on material and process sequence. Q: Is anodizing only for aluminum? A: Typically yes—confirm material and requirement. Q: Can you support mirror polish? A: Yes—on request, per appearance expectations.