Mill finish aluminum is raw aluminum, directly processed from the mill without additional coatings or surface treatments. It has a matte, slightly rough texture with minimal finish marks. Commonly used in architectural and industrial applications, it is cost-effective and versatile, offering a durable base for further processing or coating.

Mill finish aluminum is used in a variety of applications, including:

• Architectural: Window frames, curtain walls, and roofing systems.
• Industrial: Manufacturing parts, machinery, and equipment components.
• Transportation: Vehicle bodies, trailers, and ships.
• Signage: For creating durable, minimalistic signs.
• Building Materials: Aluminum cladding, doors, and panels.
• Heat Exchangers: In cooling systems due to its good thermal conductivity.

Durable & High-Quality Anodizing

Anodized aluminum is aluminum that has been enhanced through an electrochemical process, creating a protective oxide layer on the surface. This layer is naturally integrated with the metal, making it highly durable, corrosion-resistant, and scratch-resistant. The anodizing process also offers a sleek, metallic finish that can be dyed in various colors, maintaining the aluminum’s strength while providing an aesthetically pleasing look.

Anodized aluminum is widely used in:
✔ Architecture – Windows, doors, curtain walls, and decorative panels
✔ Automotive & Transportation – Trim, railings, and structural components
✔ Electronics – Casings, heat sinks, and enclosures
✔ Industrial & Manufacturing – Machinery parts, fixtures, and equipment