Matte Anodized Aluminum

1. Overview: CNC aluminum parts with anodizing combine accuracy and enhanced durability.
2. Process: Machining creates precise geometry, anodizing improves surface properties.
3. Materials: 6061 for structure, 6063 for aesthetics, 7075 for strength.
4. Precision: High dimensional accuracy with anodizing allowance control.
5. Finishing: Matte, glossy, and colored anodized finishes available.
6. Capability: Suitable for housings and mechanical components.
7. Quality: Inspection ensures uniform coating and stable tolerances.
Product Description

Matte Anodized Aluminum Parts – Precision CNC Machining with Premium Surface Finish

Shenzhen Ruiyihang Technology makes Matte Anodized Aluminum parts with tight tolerances and great surface performance. We have been specialising in custom CNC machining with combined anodising services since 2008. Our method is based on engineering, and it guarantees a tolerance of ±0.02 mm (±0.01 mm for important features), a 7-day sample turnaround (as little as 3 days for simple parts), and 100% custom production. We offer direct technical support—no middlemen—from engineers with an average of 15+ years of experience to make sure your ideas are the best they can be for performance and manufacturability.

What Is Matte Anodized Aluminum?

Our product makes a smooth, non-reflective surface that makes things look better and work better.

Type II anodising, bead blasting, and CNC precise cutting are all used together in this process.

As a result? Finished parts that don't reflect much light, are more resistant to rust, and look good.

You get accurate measurements along with a surface that lasts and looks great.

It's perfect when you need both performance and good looks.

Matte Anodized Aluminum

Why Choose Matte Anodized Aluminum for Your Project?

Superior Surface Properties

At the same time that it builds up on top, the anodising layer grows into the aluminium base.

This makes an oxide film that is 5–25 μm thick and part of the material, not just on the surface.

Your parts will be less likely to rust and have a harder finish.

The matte material covers up small flaws and gives the item a smooth, professional look.

Perfect for Visible Components

Matte Anodised Aluminium is the way to go when looks are important.

The finish is not shiny, so it doesn't show dirt or glare.

It works great for market goods, robotics parts, coffee machine housings, and computer enclosures.

You get performance that works well and looks good, which will please your customers.

Precision Meets Durability

To meet your particular needs, we make aluminium alloys such as 6061-T6, 6063, and 7075-T6.

We make the surface rough (Ra 1.6–3.2 μm) before anodising.

To account for the growth of oxide layers, our experts figure out cutting margins.

This makes sure that the end parts stay the exact size that your application needs.

Matte Anodized Aluminum

Our Manufacturing Process

Step 1: Engineering Review

You and our experts look over your plans together.

We talk about choosing the right material, limits, and surface needs.

This early cooperation cuts down on mistakes and speeds up the output process.

Step 2: Precision CNC Machining

We use CNC machines with multiple axes to make complicated shapes with very tight limits.

Parts that are ready to be finished are made by milling, turning, and cutting.

During cutting, critical measurements are kept an eye on.

Step 3: Surface Preparation

Bead blasting is used to give parts a uniform matte finish.

This step is necessary to get that surface shine that doesn't reflect light.

Step 4: Anodizing Treatment

Based on your needs, either Type II (normal) or Type III (hard) anodising is used.

You can choose from Natural Silver, Black, Gold, or your own colour.

The coating's thickness is controlled and checked to make sure it stays the same.

Step 5: Quality Inspection

We check for even colour, covering thickness, and accurate measurements.

You can choose between a 100% inspection or a sampling exam of Matte Anodized Aluminum, based on your needs.

Matte Anodized Aluminum

Technical Specifications

Item Description
Material Aluminum (6061, 6063, 7075 or per customer request)
Color Natural (Silver), Black, Gold, or Custom Colors
Process CNC Milling / CNC Turning / Bead Blasting / Anodizing (Type II)
Surface Finish Matte Anodized (Non-Glossy Surface)
Tolerance ±0.02 mm (±0.01 mm for critical features) or per drawing
Surface Roughness Ra 1.6–3.2 μm (before anodizing)
Anodizing Thickness 5–25 μm
Feature Low reflectivity, uniform matte texture, improved corrosion resistance, and premium appearance
Size Per Customer Drawing
Drawing Format PDF / DWG / STEP / IGS
Production Volume Prototype to Mass Production
Inspection 100% Inspection / Sampling Inspection

Industries We Serve

Your industry demands precision and reliability. We give them both.

Companies that make coffee machines: housings and panels with high-end matte finishes

Enclosures and heat sinks for electronics that don't rust

Robotics: Building parts that need to be very precise

Automotive: Aluminium parts that look good and work well

Wear-resistant parts for industrial equipment that have been hard anodised

Matte Anodized Aluminum

FAQ

Q: What is matte anodizing?

Matte anodising improves corrosion resistance and aluminium surface hardness while creating a homogeneous non-reflective surface. This is done using bead blasting and Type II anodising.

Q: Can CNC aluminium parts be matte anodised?

Matte anodising CNC machined, turned, or drilled aluminium parts does not effect dimensional accuracy. We calculate machining allowances to preserve your tolerances after anodising.

Q: How does matte anodising vary from transparent or coloured?

Matte anodising uses bead blasting to make the surface non-reflective. Clear, glossy anodising preserves aluminum's inherent colour. Coloured anodising adds beautiful dyes. Typ III hard anodising hardens surfaces for wear resistance.

Q: What tolerance can you hold after matte anodizing?

Typically, we maintain ±0.02 mm for general characteristics and ±0.01 mm for important dimensions. We account for oxide layer formation during machining to guarantee items fit your standards.

Q: How long does production take?

Simple components may be made in 3 days, whereas samples require 7 days. Production time depends on complexity and quantity. Our deadlines are obvious after studying your designs.

Contact Us

Ready to start your project with Matte Anodized Aluminum? Email us at bill@bldmachining.com for engineering support, quotations, and manufacturing solutions tailored to your needs.