Anodizing is a process that creates a controlled natural oxide layer on metal surfaces through electrochemical means. This provides a durable, long-lasting color that integrates seamlessly into any space. It also offers mechanical protection against wear and corrosion, and it generates an electrically insulating layer.

Electrostatically applying a powdered pigment, then polymerizing it in an oven at up to 200°C. This process offers high resistance to atmospheric agents, UV rays, and corrosion from rain or humidity. It ensures a uniform color coating and minimizes waste by efficiently collecting and reusing excess paint.

Coats aluminum profiles with a base layer of powder paint, then wraps them in a decorative film to mimic wood's appearance. This finish combines the aesthetic of wood with the durability of aluminum, offering resistance to radiation, moisture, and heat, making it ideal for exterior doors and windows.