| Brand Name: | MEI-AL |
| Model Number: | MEI-AL-A412 |
| MOQ: | I set |
| Price: | Customized Price |
| Packaging Details: | Standard Packaging |
This turnkey anodizing production line is engineered for manufacturers of aluminum fire fighting equipment components in Saudi Arabia. The complete system covers the entire process chain—from pre-treatment through anodizing to sealing—within a PLC-controlled automated framework.
The system supports both conventional sulfuric acid anodizing (Type II) and hard anodizing (Type III) for aluminum components used in fire fighting equipment, including valve bodies, connectors, adapters, and structural brackets. These components require surface treatment to enhance corrosion resistance and wear performance in outdoor and high-moisture environments.
With a capacity of 2,200 tons per month, the line is configured for large-scale production of small to medium-sized aluminum fire fighting parts. Process parameters are fully adjustable based on alloy composition, component geometry, and target film properties.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Applicable Workpieces | Aluminum fire fighting equipment components (valve bodies, connectors, adapters, brackets, structural parts) |
| Operation Mode | Fully automatic PLC-controlled with manual override |
| Anodizing Type | Type II Sulfuric Acid Anodizing / Type III Hard Anodizing (configurable) |
| Film Thickness | Type II: 5–25 μm; Type III: 25–80 μm (configurable per component requirements) |
| Surface Finish | Matte, Satin, Chemical Polished, or Sandblasted pre-treated finish |
| Process Temperature | Type II: 18°C – 22°C; Type III: −9°C – −4°C (anodizing); Sealing: up to 95°C |
| Current Density | Type II: 1.0–2.5 A/dm²; Type III: 2.0–3.3 A/dm² (adjustable by alloy and part geometry) |
| Production Capacity | 2,200 tons/month (dependent on surface area per ton and cycle time) |
| Sealing Method | Hot deionized water sealing / Nickel acetate sealing / Cold sealing (configurable) |
Each stage is controlled by the central PLC system, with automated gantry crane transfer between tanks. Rinse stages incorporate cascading counter-flow to reduce water consumption. The anodizing stage uses a high-frequency switching rectifier with stable DC output, and electrolyte temperature is maintained within set thresholds by an industrial chiller system.
A typical line layout includes the following major equipment:
The line footprint and tank dimensions are customized based on maximum workpiece size and required throughput.
Every production scenario differs in workpiece geometry, alloy mix, and throughput target. We provide customized line layouts and process solutions based on your specific requirements—including tank sizing, crane configuration, rectifier capacity, and treatment cycle design.
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