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Anotek Anodizing Inc specializes in liquid penetrant inspection, which is method of using fluorescent dye examined under ultra-violet light to detect cracks, pits and other defects in the surface of a part.​ We are compliant with ASTM E1417 and NAS410 requirements for liquid penetrant inspection. We are also Nadcap-accredited and approved for BAC5423. Frequently referred to as chem film, Gold Alodine, or hexavalent chromate, this application is an alternative to anodizing. This is a very specialized process and we encourage you to discuss your requirements with us to ensure this process is right for you. Anotek is compliant with MIL-DTL-5541 and BAC5719. One of the main purposes of anodizing aluminum (apart from its cosmetic appeal) is to make paint stick to it better. We have a 20-ft paint booth and three ovens all of which meet Nadcap requirements for chemical processing and paint. We offer a number of standard primers such as BMS10-11 and BMS10-20 primer, as well as selected topcoats. Feel free to discuss your paint requirements with us!

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