Titanium Anodizing
Bama is among the few companies offering titanium anodizing, a protective measure against oxidation for this technologically valuable material.
The Process
Bama is one of the few companies capable of offering titanium anodizing services. This very particular process allows for a protective measure against oxidation on a material like titanium. Titanium is a highly valuable technological element due to its intrinsic properties of corrosion resistance, similar to stainless steel. It is widely used in various industrial sectors.
Titanium anodizing is a process aimed at covering the metal with a protective oxide layer, preventing the risk of corrosion over time and with exposure to elements like air and water.
The Procedure
It is thanks to this layer that a material like titanium, already resistant to corrosion, enhances this capability, making it "impervious" to wear and aggressive agents.
The uniqueness of titanium anodizing also lies in the ability to apply specific colorations to the object. The process can impart a wide range of colors and shades to the material, from blue to black and everything in between.
For example, blue is typically used in the chemical and petrochemical industries, while black is associated with the arms industry.

As with other metals, titanium anodizing must be preceded by certain treatments, which Bama offers as part of its services, to be effective.
For instance, degreasing is necessary to remove grease residues that would otherwise prevent the anodizing process from taking hold.
Additionally, pickling can perform a deep cleaning by removing all oxides deposited during the manufacturing processes. Only after these treatments can titanium anodizing proceed.
During the process, the object comes into contact with water and other specific chemicals, which react to an external current impulse, releasing an oxidizing layer onto the object's surface.