Does anyone know the process that ETS uses in order to anodize their intercoolers?

 

Why not ask them?

 

because I think it would be easier to ask on here since their guys seem very active on here. I also would like for more people to know how they do it. Just curious, and I am also curious as to how long the intercooler lasts before it gets chips in it or if it does at all

 

Calling them will get a much quicker answer

anodizing, like anything else, will still chip and such. rocks from the road dont give a damn, they'll chip anything haha

 

Here you go. Straight from our anodizers website.

Anodize Type II

High Corrosion Resistance is just one of the benefits of Aluminum Anodizing

Type II Anodizing is an electrolytic process of producing aluminum oxide films on aluminum. It is a controlled process of aluminum oxidation. This process will make the aluminum surface much harder, keeps the surface uniform and the aluminum oxide will certainly be more dense than the occurrence of natural oxidation of aluminum.

Anodizing will make the aluminum product more wear resistant than untreated aluminum.

The added benefit to Anodizing, is it allows you to add color to your product.


Thanks!

Michael

 

I would imagine this is done by electrical currents?

 

Thanks Michael, very informative.

 

do they have clear anodizing?