Learn everything about anodizing equipment
This e-learning course is module #12 in the Anodizing Masterclass.
By enrolling in this specific course only - module #12 - you will get an overview of the equipment you need to have to create an oxide layer on aluminum, and what equipment which is nice to have
The importance of the nice to have will be emphasized to show you how you can benefit from these extra expenses to get a higher quality and consistency of your resultant oxide layer.
What this module will cover:
- How to specify your line
- What equipment is needed
- Why it is so important to invest in more equipment than just the necessary
- What test equipment is nice to have but also needed if you want to show quality and high standard
Course curriculum
-
1
Aluminum Anodizing Equipment
-
Welcome!
-
The need to have and nice to have
-
So now we are ready to build our line
-
All the nice to have equipment
-
The equipment you need to have to certify and qualify you anodizing process
-
Conductivity of aluminum alloys
-
Slideshow for module - Equipment
-
What do you want to learn next?
-
What You Get In This Class
Aluminum Anodizing Equipment is a focused course about what anodizing equipment is necessary for anodizing aluminum.
-
5 recorded presentations by industry expert, Dr. Anne Deacon Juhl
-
Course material that you can download and use for notes and reference
-
Instructions on how to implement new equipment in the production
How you will benefit from this course
Learn what equipment you need to set up an anodizing line
Understand what advanced equipment will produce better anodizing results
Evaluate the investment vs. the revenue increase for your anodizing line
Learn how to achieve consistent high quality by using shop floor tests and the right standards and get more business from satisfied customers
Instructor

Anne Deacon Juhl
My name is Anne Deacon and I have worked in the anodizing industry for more than 25 years. My anodizing journey started when I wrote my Ph.D. thesis as a research scientist at the Technical University of Denmark about "Pulse Anodizing of Extruded and Cast Aluminum Alloys".
After finishing my Ph.D. I worked with anodizing both as an independent consultant and as a supervisor and quality manager in anodizing companies. Thus, I have great experience with different kinds of chemical and electrochemical surface treatments, such as chromating, electroplating, electroless plating - Anodizing – type I, II, and III are my favorites.
What I am most passionate about is the sustainable aspect of aluminum anodizing. I strongly believe anodizing is the most efficient and sustainable solution for anodizing aluminum. This conviction has also led to my decision to create AnodizingSchool where I seek to enhance knowledge about anodizing in the world.