Inside the fork sliders. Does anybody know an anodizer who could do this?
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Hard Anodizing
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http://www.hollysanodizing.com/
http://www.spectraaluminum.com/
http://www.progressiveanodizers.com/
Ive used all three.
Hollys more the place for hobbiests, they are more cool about small batch parts or one offs, will throw in your parts with another batch of colour or type to help keep cost down
the other places are top notch quality but more geared toward production or larger batch work.
http://www.spectraaluminum.com/
http://www.progressiveanodizers.com/
Ive used all three.
Hollys more the place for hobbiests, they are more cool about small batch parts or one offs, will throw in your parts with another batch of colour or type to help keep cost down
the other places are top notch quality but more geared toward production or larger batch work.
You realize the fancy colors arent available for "hard" anodizing right? Just normal anodizing will get you the fancy looks.
Both offer corrosion resistance, and add almost zero thickness to the surface, BUT, hard anodizing is much pricier, and is meant for areas where wear and tear are evident.
Usual color of 'hard' anodizing is a metallic grey.
Both offer corrosion resistance, and add almost zero thickness to the surface, BUT, hard anodizing is much pricier, and is meant for areas where wear and tear are evident.
Usual color of 'hard' anodizing is a metallic grey.
#1 job is wear resistance. That's all I care about. I have a thread in Tech Talk about this under fork bushings.
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