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Titanium coloring is an anodization method that allows the surface to acquire different colors through an electrochemical oxidation process. Type 3 anodizing is biocompatible as it does not involve any paint or coating, making it widely used in industries such as medical, aerospace, and defense. This method enhances the wear and corrosion resistance of titanium surfaces while combining aesthetics and functionality for long-lasting use.

Type 2 anodizing is a method that enables the coating of titanium surfaces by forming an oxide layer through an electrochemical process. This process enhances the corrosion resistance of titanium, increases its durability against wear, and provides biocompatibility, aesthetics, and a variety of color options. Particularly preferred for medical, dental, and orthopedic implants, prostheses, and titanium components in the aerospace industry, this method extends the lifespan of materials while offering both functional and visual advantages.

Among stainless steel surface treatments, electropolishing and passivation are crucial processes that offer both aesthetic and functional advantages. Electropolishing is an electrochemical process that smooths and polishes the surface of stainless steel. This process removes microscopic irregularities, making the surface more uniform and enhancing the metal s corrosion resistance. It is especially preferred in industries such as medical, aerospace, and food, where high-quality and hygienic surfaces are required. Passivation is a chemical process that removes free iron particles from the surface of stainless steel, strengthening the chromium-rich protective oxide layer. This enhances the corrosion resistance of stainless steel and extends its longevity. When these two processes are applied together, stainless steel becomes not only more aesthetically polished and smooth but also more durable, hygienic, and long-lasting. These treatments provide significant advantages, particularly for high-performance applications such as medical implants, surgical instruments, and precision engineering components.

Ultrasonic cleaning is an effective method used in cleaning processes, utilizing high-frequency sound waves to remove dirt, oil, rust, and other contaminants from surfaces. In this process, microbubbles that form in the liquid collide with the surfaces, helping to dissolve and clean the impurities. Ultrasonic cleaning is especially preferred for cleaning delicate and complex parts. Our products feature: Process selection suitable for needs Highly precise cleaning with 28 and 40 kHz frequencies simultaneously High-quality stainless steel design Thermostatic, adjustable water heating feature Digitally controlled, powerful ultrasonic units Instant water temperature observation and control panel Instant ultrasonic power and frequency observation and control panel Sweep function Thermostatic, adjustable drying fan High current, heat, and interference protection User-friendly easy-to-remove side covers.

Sand blasting is a process applied for surface cleaning and achieving roughness. This method is used to enhance the adhesion of titanium and other metal surfaces, improve biological compatibility, and provide an aesthetic appearance. Sand blasting creates a rough surface on the metal, improving the integration of implants, prosthetics, or other medical devices with the body. It also helps clean dirt, oxides, and other contaminants from the surface, thus enhancing the product s biocompatibility. Especially in medical implants, the irregular surface structure obtained from this process creates an ideal environment for bone growth. Additionally, this process improves the aesthetic appearance of the products by providing a smoother and more homogeneous surface. As a result, sand blasting improves the functional properties of products while offering safe and effective use.