Thank you for the question! Actually, we have quite an extensive article on that topic, here’s the link.

In a nutshell, anodising offers excellent durability, enhanced corrosion resistance, and integrates with the aluminum for long-term resilience, particularly useful in harsh environments. Powder coating provides a wide color range, effective scratch and impact resistance, and is cost-effective for large-scale applications, making it suitable for aesthetic-focused end parts. Deciding factors include aesthetics, environmental conditions, and functional requirements.

Hope, it’s helpful!

You can also check these two videos explaining the process of each of these two post-processing operations:

• Anodising
• Powder coating