Part finishing + post-processing.
The last step starts early.
“Make it black”
is not a finish specification.
Anodizing, chem film, plating, powder coating + marking through vetted finishing suppliers. We coordinate the material, finish callouts and manufacturing sequence so performance and appearance are part of the same conversation.
The requirements.
Before the routing.
Send the drawing, material grade, quantities and delivery needs. Capability and acceptance requirements are confirmed for your specific job.
- Protective coatings
- Anodizing · Chem film / Alodine · Electroplating · Galvanizing · Powder coating
- Paint + color
- Wet paint · Color-matched paint · Primer + topcoat · Clear coat
- Marking + decoration
- Pad printing · Silk screening · Laser engraving
- Mechanical finishing
- Polishing · Bead blasting · Tumbling · Deburring
- Specialty finishes
- Application-specific finishes available · Confirm requirements at quoting
- Process coordination
- Finishing coordinated with machining, sheet metal, molding, or additive in a single program
- File formats
- 2D prints with finish callouts · STEP files for geometry reference
- Quote turnaround
- Within 24 hours
- Quality
- ISO 9001:2015 · Finish spec confirmed during drawing review · Inspection before shipment
A few things worth asking.
Anodizing, chem film, powder coating, electroplating, galvanizing, wet paint, color matching, pad printing, silk screening, welding, and hardware assembly, across both cosmetic and performance-driven requirements
Yes. Finishing is built into the same project timeline as the CNC, sheet metal, or molded part it belongs to, so it isn’t a separate RFQ or a separate vendor relationship on your end.
Cosmetic finish gets treated as a spec, not a nice-to-have. When a part has to look right and perform, finish and function get decided together during engineer review, not left to chance at the finishing stage.
They can, depending on the process and any masking, racking, or secondary inspection involved. That’s part of what gets scoped during quoting, so the timeline you get already accounts for it.
A portal typically treats finishing as a bolt-on line item. We coordinate it as part of the same build with the same vendor accountability, and every finished part is inspected in San Clemente before it ships.
Finished means finished.
Fit, protection, color and marking. Put the requirements on the drawing. We’ll keep them in the plan.