AnoIndustries
Industries we anodize for.
Machine shops, military, aerospace, packaging and automation, medical, and food equipment. Different prints, same promise: finished to spec, back on your date.
In one paragraph
One shop, six buyer profiles.
Everything we run is business to business. Most parts arrive from a machine shop or a manufacturer's purchasing desk with a print and a date. Here is how the shop fits each of the industries we serve most.
Machine shops use us as their finishing department: overflow work, full-service anodize on customer jobs, and honest turnaround so their delivery dates hold. Defense and aerospace work runs under the mil specs on the print. Packaging, automation, medical, and food equipment builders come for consistent Type II and hard coat work, and for PTFE impregnated surfaces where wet lubricants cannot go.
Why it holds up
Process control is the product.
A finish is chemistry plus discipline. Tank chemistry, temperature, time, and racking all get controlled and checked batch by batch, which is what lets a Tuesday reorder match the parts we ran in March. That consistency, more than any single finish, is what our repeat customers are buying.
PROCESS CONTROL · THE LINEQuestions
Working with us, by industry
Do you take overflow finishing work from machine shops?
Yes, that is a core part of the business. Send the print and the count; standard turnaround is 3 to 4 days.
Can you hold recurring production schedules?
Yes. Packaging and automation customers run repeat orders with us, and pickup and delivery keeps the loop closed.
Do you work with out-of-state customers?
Yes. Local work moves on our trucks inside 100 miles; beyond that, parts ship in and out nationally.
Ready when you are
Your print, our tanks, your date.
Whatever the industry, the job starts with a drawing and a count. Send both.