Established in 1982, Certified Metal Finishing (CMF) has earned its reputation as a leading provider of aluminum anodizing and metal finishing services. Our team is known for delivering high-quality, and on-time service for mission-critical industries–including MRO, defense, aerospace, marine, medical, automotive, and electronics. With a range of in-house processes and deep expertise in complex specifications, we prioritize precision, quality, and customer satisfaction–because you and your industry demand nothing less.
Strategically located between West Palm Beach and Miami, FL, USA
Chromic Anodize creates a thin, corrosion-resistant oxide layer on aluminum, ideal for flexible, fatigue-resistant parts like landing gear in aerospace applications. CMF offers multiple seals (Hot Water, Nickel Acetate, Dichromate, PTFE, Duplex Seal).
Sulfuric Anodize forms a thicker oxide layer on aluminum, enhancing corrosion resistance and paint adhesion, commonly used for durable aerospace components like aircraft skins. CMF offers colors (black, blue, red, gold, gray) and multiple seals (Hot Water, Nickel Acetate, Dichromate, PTFE, Duplex Seal).
Hardcoat Anodize produces a thick, hard oxide layer on aluminum, improving wear resistance that is essential for high-abrasion areas like engine components in aerospace applications. CMF offers colors and multiple seals (Hot Water, Nickel Acetate, Dichromate, PTFE, Duplex Seal).
These coatings protect metals like aluminum with a thin, non-buildup layer using trivalent or hexavalent chromium, meeting aerospace corrosion standards while adhering to sustainability requirements.
This process applies a protective layer to magnesium, improving corrosion resistance for lightweight aerospace components, such as engine casings, where weight reduction is critical.
Passivation removes free iron from stainless steel, forming a protective oxide layer to prevent rust, vital for aerospace component longevity, such as in fasteners or hydraulic systems.
Humidity Testing assesses how materials perform under high moisture, ensuring aerospace components can withstand humid environments without degradation, critical for global operations.
Salt Fog Testing exposes materials to salty conditions, evaluating corrosion resistance, essential for aerospace parts in marine or coastal operations, such as aircraft operating near oceans.
The Copper Sulfate Test checks for free iron on stainless steel, verifying passivation effectiveness, a key quality control measure for aerospace safety in components like fasteners.
Vacuum Impregnation seals porosity in castings, preventing fluid leaks, ensuring the integrity of critical aerospace components like engine parts where reliability is paramount.
This process includes the chemical removal of previous coatings in addition to mechanical cleaning of the product in accordance with CMMs or SPMs.
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