VCHROM-AL WHITE CHROMATISING - White chromatizing is a surface treatment process used primarily for aluminum and its alloys. It involves applying a chromate conversion coating that gives the metal a white or slightly iridescent appearance. - This process enhances corrosion resistance, improves paint adhesion, and provides electrical conductivity in some applications. * Key Features of White Chromatizing - Corrosion Protection – Forms a passive layer that protects aluminum from oxidation. - Better Adhesion – Acts as a primer for powder coating or painting. - Thin Coating – Unlike anodizing, it adds minimal thickness to the surface. - Non-Conductive to Slightly Conductive – Depends on the specific formulation. * Applications - Aerospace components - Automotive parts - Electrical enclosures - Aluminum profiles used in construction - General metal finishing before powder coating. # VCHROM-AL WHITE CHROMATISING Manufacturer.