High gloss polishing

Sanding & polishing is one of the most common finish for prototyping. Sanding is very basic process to remove cutting marks or the printing marks, in order to get smooth surface. Get ready for further finish such as sandblasted, painted, chromed…

Started from rough sand paper, when you reach 2000 sand paper the part surface are smooth enough for high gloss polishing to obtain shiny surface or mirror look, transparent such as light guide, lens.

Spray Painting

Colorful painted finishes can be professionally applied to nearly any finished product within our in-house clean room.  Using the Pantone Matching System, we provide accurate color matching, and texturing using the Mold Tech standard. With a Pantone Color callout, and/or a Mold-Tech texture callout and we can match your color needs with precise accuracy.  Colors can be added for many reasons, making part distinctions or for cosmetic improvement.  Items with an added paint finish have better resistance to fading, damage, and wear. 

Plating

Protect and enhance your product with a layer of precious metal.  Chrome, silver, and other metals can be evenly coated over your part, component, or prototype.  Plating offers many benefits including chemical and electrical resistance, added visual effect, and more!

Brush Anodizing

Brush anodizing offers added protection and utility.  Advantages of anodizing include:

Increasing resistance to corrosion and wear

Improving adhesion of added coatings, paints, and finishes

Improving reflective properties

Electroplating 

Finished metal products can undergo a type of electroplating process.   Electricity is used to remove ions, building resistance along the surface of a metal.   This increases resistance to wear, protection against corrosion, and adhesion for additional cosmetic coatings.

Laser Etching

Etch a logo, product name, part or serial numbers, and more with laser etching.  We can etch even small designs with incredible detail with our precision laser etching system.