ANODIZE
Every Coat.
Every Spec.
Every Time.
Sulfuric, hardcoat, and chromic anodizing to MIL-A-8625 tolerances. ITAR registered. Certified for platforms that fly, float, and fight.
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Defense procurement requires documentation before conversation. Below is the complete compliance matrix — the same checklist your quality engineer would build from scratch. We built it first.
NADCAP Chemical Processing Accreditation
Full scope covering anodizing, conversion coating, and chemical cleaning. Merit status — 18-month audit cycle.
AS9100 Quality Management System
Certified to AS9100 Revision D. Certificate No. ASD-2024-0441. Covers design, production, and post-delivery.
ITAR Registration — Directorate of Defense Trade Controls
Registered manufacturer under 22 CFR Parts 120–130. Facility cleared for controlled defense article processing.
Type I — Chromic Acid Anodize, Class 1 & 2
Outstanding corrosion resistance and fatigue strength. Insensitive to alloy composition. Preferred for complex assemblies.
Type II — Sulfuric Acid Anodize, Class 1 & 2
Primary specification for corrosion resistance, paint adhesion, and abrasion resistance in mission-critical environments.
Type III — Hard Anodic Coating, Class 1 & 2
Penetrates and reinforces the substrate. Tolerances held to ±0.0001″ (0.1 mil). Coating thickness 0.5–3.0 mils.
Qualified Products List — MIL-A-8625
Active QPL listing maintained. Qualification test reports available on request. Salt spray, coating weight, adhesion on file.
DCMA-Recognized Quality System
Facility has been surveyed and recognized by the Defense Contract Management Agency. Records available for CPSR review.
Last NADCAP Audit: November 2025 — Zero Major Findings
Full audit report and corrective action closure documentation available to qualified primes and Tier 1 suppliers under NDA. Contact quality department for access.
Three processes. One qualified line.
Tolerances that don't negotiate.
Insensitive to alloy composition. Preferred where dimensional tolerance is paramount. Class 1 (undyed) and Class 2 (dyed) available.
The audit results are in.
They have been for four cycles.
Actuator housing components requiring 1.5 mil hardcoat to ±0.0001″. First-article completed in 4 days. Lot traceability maintained per AS9100 Sec. 8.5.2. Customer transferred from a vendor that failed NADCAP recertification.
Corrosion-critical hardware for marine environment exposure. Dyed Class 2 for visual identification in maintenance. Full QPL conformance documentation provided with each shipment. DCMA-witnessed inspection available.
Complex multi-alloy assemblies requiring chromic acid process for alloy insensitivity. Thin coating profile (0.04 mil) held to print. Paint adhesion tested per ASTM D3359 — 5A rating across all parts. ITAR-controlled documentation package issued per shipment.
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The compliance package contains NADCAP scope and certificate, AS9100 certificate, MIL-A-8625 process capability sheets for Types I, II, and III, QPL listing confirmation, and approved supplier list references — everything your quality system requires before first article.
Primary Action
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Secondary Action
Request a Process Review
Submit your part drawings and requirements. Our process engineering team will return a written capability statement, recommended process spec, and estimated first-article lead time within two business days.