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What are ways of inspection of anodizing?




I want to set up an inspection facility for the inspection and quality checks of anodized surfaces. can anybody suggest how to go about and what are ways of inspection of anodized surfaces?

Suneel Kumar
quality manager - Bangalore, India
August 26, 2010



Hi Suneel,

The question is very vague...

It is mainly depending upon your quality requirements.

Do you go the anodizing for aesthetic purposes like cosmetic? or engineering requirements? or Construction requirements? the criteria changes accordingly.

However the minimum requirements could be thickness measurement equipment, an inspection table/ booth with required lux level, a master piece / photos for visual inspection...etc..

Hardness tester ( micro vickers/ others)..

Probably you may have to sit with your customer and understand what quality anodizing they need.

If you do it for yourself then probably you should understand what is the purpose / application of it according you can decide..

Please explain your type of anodizing, application of it, size of the components.. etc.. which may be helpful for the experts here in the portal to help you..

regards
Keshava Prasad M
- Chennai, India
August 31, 2010



Suneel,

You do not say which type of anodising you want to check, but a good starting point would be for you to read MIL-A-8625, which has lot and periodic testing for chromic, sulfuric and hard anodising.

Brian Terry
Aerospace - Yeovil, Somerset, UK
September 1, 2010


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