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What Is Metal Blackening And How Does It Work?
News and PR from Dorsetware Ltd - Published 17 August 2023
Metal blackening, also known as chemical blackening or steel blackening, is one of several surface treatments we offer here at Dorsetware.
Unlike electroplating or aluminium anodising, however, this process involves the application of black oxides. This has several advantages over other types of anodising materials and so it's no surprise that metal blackening is becoming increasingly popular. Our team of experts are on hand to explain the process further.
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Metal blacking refers to the process of chemically altering the surface of metal objects to create a black oxide layer
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