Anodized aluminium is a form of aluminum that has been treated through an electrochemical process to create a highly durable finish.

Through this electrochemical process, anodized aluminium is produced by submerging the metal into a series of tanks, which a protective anodic layer is generated from the metal itself, providing an exceptionally durable finish.

As the anodized layer being formed from the aluminium itself, rather than being applied via paint or other substances, the anodized aluminium is therefore more resilient than other similar materials, eliminating the potential for chipping, flaking, or peeling.

Anodized aluminum is three times more harder than its original form and 60 percent lighter than other materials such as stainless steel and copper.