Introduction to Anodizing Workshop

The Introduction to Anodizing Workshop is designed to increase the knowledge and ability of anyone involved in operating an anodizing line. With an emphasis on quality, the program takes the anodizer though the entire process—beginning with the metallurgical properties of aluminum alloys commonly anodized, and going right through to the final rinse and sealing processes.

During the two day seminar, students will be taught the anodizing process from pretreatment to post treatment. The course will cover bath analysis, handling, quality control and various waste treatment options, along with other hot topics for today's professional anodizers. Following this Anodizing Workshop students will have a well rounded understanding of practical anodizing, supported up by an expanded knowledge about the fundamentals of anodizing in sulfuric acid.

Who Should Attend?
The program is designed to benefit production personnel—from the line operator to the production manager particularly if they are relatively new to the business. Those who would find value in the program include:

• Anodizers
• Quality Control Technicians
• Racking and Masking Specialists
• Floor Managers
• Operators
• Plant Mangers
• Process Coordinators.

2010 Courses Sponsored by:

American Plating Power, Burlingham International, Finishing Market, Finishing Talk and your company.

Two Day Course Overview

Day One

Day Two

• Post treatment • Sealing • Test • Analysis • Test/Quality • Standards • ISO versus MIL • Waste treatment • Filter • Anodizing Equipment • Rectifier • Cooling • Tank • Busbar • Agitation • Automatic/Semi auto • Troubleshooting
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