Surface treatments for metals

Surface treatments are a critical aspect of metalworking, as they enhance the appearance, durability, and performance of metal components. These treatments not only establish a protective protection against corrosion, oxidation, friction, thermal fatigue, wear, and external damage but also elevate the resistance and aesthetics of the materials, safeguarding them from prolonged stress. Furthermore, they enhance performance and structural integrity. The outcomes are enduring, functional, and impeccably finished pieces.

Our range of metal treatments and finishes

Metal 3 offers tailored metal surface treatments for many projects, from designer metal furniture to basic finishing. We employ advanced processes to guarantee impeccable, enduring results. Explore the selection of surface treatments to discover the perfect solution for your requirements.

Painting

Electro-Plating

Electro-Polishing

Cathodic Dipping

Galvanizing

Materials for surface treatments

Steel

Stainless Steel

Aluminum

Bronze

Brass

Copper

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Performing metal surface treatments

Enhanced aesthetic appeal

Surface treatments can result in smooth, satin, or textured finishes, adding a tactile quality or ensuring surface uniformity by eliminating irregularities. They can also influence the way light is reflected, thus creating intriguing effects or harmonizing the appearance of diverse components, bringing visual consistency and a sense of value and attention to detail.

Duration in time

Surface treatments increase the durability of metal components and extend their life cycle, thanks to the addition of protective layers that delay the degradation of the materials. The formation of more compact and resistant surface layers contributes to the overall robustness of the final product and preserves its integrity over time.

Oxidation Prevention

Surface treatments prevent oxidation by applying layers or coatings that obstruct direct contact between the metal and oxygen. They also hinder moisture from reaching the metal's surface, making it denser and more compact. Additionally, some treatments may contain chemicals that neutralize agents promoting oxidation.