Universal Anodisers' hardcoat offers superior corrosion resistance in colour anodising for architectural aluminium in a choice of 18 exclusive colours. Anodising thickness can be varied to give the desired level of corrosion and wear resistance, for example:
Aluminium suited to anodising includes;
- Extrusion for:
- Window frames.
- Door frames.
- Louvres.
- Balustrades, hand rails.
- Curtain Wall.
- Stair treads.
- Light poles.
- Yacht masts, marine poles, pontoons and decks.
- Sheet for:
- Façade panelling.
- Partitions.
- Skirting.
- Perforated decorative sheet.
- Shade screens.

Vibe Hotel Canberra Airport - the gold anodised louvres create a rich and dramatic effect. (Photographer: Anson Smart)
Established in 1967, Universal Anodisers is a privately owned, Australian family business. We pride ourselves on being one of the most experienced anodising organisations in Australia, specialising in anodising aluminium sheet and extrusions for architectural applications.
Over the years, our anodising methods have evolved with worldwide and in-house innovations. Continual research and development keeps us abreast of the latest in technological improvements, contemporary colour creations and anodising advancements.
Globally recognised for being one of the few anodisers to achieve 'Interference Colours' successfully, Universal Anodisers has become a market leader for this specialised colour anodising, using German technology.
Universal Anodisers works closely with architects, manufacturers, fabricators and artisans to provide the lustrous and long-lasting finished product that has forged a reputation of distinction amongst its contemporaries.
For more information, visit www.universalanodisers.com.au.

Coffs Harbour Justice Precinct - Anodising is not applied to the surface like paint but is fully integrated with the underlying substrate.