SY-524 environmentally friendly stainless steel passivator is an acidic concentrated solution specially formulated for ferritic and martensitic stainless steels. It contains no nitric acid and achieves surface passivation through a non‑ferritic alloy, effectively preventing and removing reddish‑brown discoloration—commonly known as “red rust”—from stainless steel surfaces.

SY-521 stainless steel silver‑tone pickling solution is designed for high‑volume processing of medium‑ and small‑sized stainless steel parts; the workpieces must be fully immersed in the pickling bath. It removes scale, temper colors, forging scale, and surface rust in a single step, leaving a clean, lustrous, silvery‑bright metal finish with enhanced corrosion resistance.

SY-520 stainless steel electropolishing agent is designed for the electropolishing of all austenitic and martensitic stainless steels in the 200, 300, and 400 series, featuring a universal, chromium-free brightening formulation. It effectively enhances both surface roughness and luster, delivering striking results. The post‑polished surface roughness can reach Ra 0.2–0.5 μm, approaching a mirror‑like finish, with long‑lasting shine and an elegant, refined appearance. This product is suitable for internal and external polishing of furniture, tableware, sanitary ware, pipes, wires, shelving, jewelry components, stamped parts, and various hardware items, making it highly versatile across a wide range of applications.

SY-322 aluminum alloy chromium‑free passivator is a colorless liquid that contains no lead, cadmium, (trivalent and hexavalent) chromium, mercury, or PBB/PBDF. It is an environmentally friendly passivator for treating surface films on aluminum and aluminum alloys. The resulting film can serve as a final finish or as a primer for subsequent paint coating, powder coating, or application of higher‑performance topcoats, and it can also act as a base for surface‑bonding adhesives. Its corrosion‑resistance performance is comparable to that of hexavalent chromium passivation; on cast aluminum alloy surfaces, it even exceeds the corrosion‑resistance standards specified in MIL‑DTL‑81706 and MIL‑DTL‑5541 (based on ASTM B‑117 and DIN EN ISO 9227 neutral salt spray test criteria, with initial white rust appearing only after more than 336 hours).

SY-321 trivalent chromium passivator for aluminum alloys is a clear green liquid based on trivalent chromium, with a density of 1.005 g/mL (range: 1.00–1.01 g/mL) and a pH close to 3.4. It serves as a post‑treatment solution for anodic oxide coatings on aluminum and aluminum alloys, and can also be used as a pretreatment step prior to painting, powder coating, or adhesive bonding. It forms a transparent, lightly colored, highly heat‑resistant inorganic passivation film whose corrosion‑protection performance surpasses that of hexavalent chromium passivation processes, even exceeding the corrosion‑resistance standards specified in MIL‑DTL‑81706 and MIL‑DTL‑5541 (as determined by neutral salt spray tests according to ASTM B‑117 and DIN EN ISO 9227, with initial white rust appearing only after more than 336 hours).

SY-320 aluminum alloy chromating agent is an orange or brown powder used as a primer for aluminum and aluminum alloy surfaces or to form a standalone coating. The resulting film exhibits a golden‑yellow color, with a thickness of approximately 5–10 μm, and offers excellent corrosion resistance and decorative appeal. In the bare‑metal condition, it withstands neutral salt spray testing for more than 96 hours. It also provides outstanding resistance to discoloration, and its chemically converted coating adheres strongly, significantly enhancing the bond between the substrate and subsequent coatings or paints. The process can be carried out at ambient or low temperatures, with simple operation and management; bath formulation and monitoring are straightforward, performance is stable, service life is long, and production efficiency is high, resulting in low overall costs.

SY-314 magenta colorant is a copper‑salt electrolytic coloring agent that offers corrosion resistance, lightfastness, abrasion resistance, and heat resistance—properties unmatched by conventional organic dyeing processes. It is widely used for decorative and protective finishing of aluminum surfaces and aluminum products. When applied after anodizing, this electrolytic colorant and its associated process yield hues ranging from flesh‑red to deep red, with rich, pure, and striking colors. The bath formulated with this colorant is easy to maintain, boasts a long service life, exhibits strong resistance to impurities, and offers excellent adjustability.

SY-312 champagne‑gold colorant is a white powder used in the electrolytic coloring process following anodizing of aluminum profiles. It produces an electrolytically colored film with a light sandy yellow–beige hue, exhibiting excellent lightfastness and weather resistance. This product offers easy-to‑control processing for achieving yellow–beige shades, with minimal color variation; its wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and weatherability surpass those of standard champagne tones. However, to obtain a deeper champagne‑gold shade, a hole‑expansion treatment is required to ensure smooth production operations and superior post‑treatment sealing quality.

SY-311 bronze‑series colorant is a pale yellow powder composed of divalent tin salts, iron salts, and organic acids. It is used for electrolytic coloring of aluminum anodized coatings, enabling the production of electrolytically colored films ranging from light champagne to bronze and black. Additionally, it suppresses the oxidation of divalent tin to tetravalent tin caused by dissolved oxygen, thereby enhancing the dispersing capacity of the electrolytic coloring bath. This product contains stannous sulfate and stabilizers, simplifying the process of controlling the bath composition.

SY-313 gray colorant is a gray‑white powder used for electrolytic coloring of anodized aluminum profiles, enabling the production of gray‑to‑dark gray and black electrolytic color films with uniform hue, excellent dispersibility and reproducibility, bright surface finish, and superior bath stability. Its component concentrations and ratios remain largely constant, ensuring long service life and no precipitate formation. The manufacturing process is easy to control, resulting in minimal color variation; its wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and weatherability outperform those of conventional gray colors, while also delivering outstanding gloss on the colored aluminum.

SY-302 wide‑temperature rapid film‑forming agent is a colorless to pale blue liquid, suitable for sulfuric acid anodizing of aluminum and its alloys. Sulfuric acid anodizing baths containing this additive exhibit a faster film‑formation rate, reaching up to 1 µm/min, facilitating the production of thick oxide films while maintaining high process efficiency. Compared with conventional sulfuric acid anodizing, it can improve productivity by 20–40%. Moreover, it offers a broad operating temperature range: qualified oxide films can be obtained at temperatures below 30°C, with uniform thickness, enhanced hardness, and excellent sealing performance.

SY-301 anodizing additive is a white, powder‑form additive used in the anodizing of aluminum and aluminum alloys. It produces anodized films with a silvery‑white appearance and a fine, uniform surface texture. Additionally, it lowers sulfuric acid concentration, extending the service life of the anodizing bath, and tolerates an aluminum content of up to 28 g/L. It optimizes the electrical conductivity of the electrolyte, enhancing film‑formation efficiency—increasing the deposition rate from the conventional 0.33 μm/min to 0.8 μm/min—thereby reducing electrolysis time, saving energy, and broadening the operating temperature range, with a permissible operating temperature of up to 30°C.

SY-300 hard anodizing agent is a white powdery solid used in sulfuric acid‑based hard anodizing. Compared with conventional low‑temperature anodizing, it is more economical and energy‑efficient. Under adverse anodizing conditions, it can slow the dissolution of the oxide film, improve film thickness uniformity, and exhibit reduced sensitivity to fluctuations in temperature and current density during anodizing, while also being suitable for use at elevated temperatures.

SY-204 alkaline etchant is a pale yellow, alkaline liquid that contains no nitrates, chromates, or chlorides. In alkaline etching baths for aluminum and aluminum alloys, it effectively suppresses over‑etching, surface pitting, and enhances surface brightness—achieving the “bright E6 finish” specified in German standards. It also removes minor surface irregularities and burrs, such as tool‑mark lines from machining, abrasions, and scratches, leaving the aluminum surface with a uniform, fine sandblasted decorative finish. The product is non‑hazardous to humans and is both economical and environmentally friendly.

SY-204B long‑acting aluminum alkaline etchant is a neutral liquid product. When combined with NaOH, it forms an alkaline etching bath that provides matting and leveling effects, enabling matte etching of aluminum. The purpose is to impart a satin‑matte or matte finish to aluminum parts that have not undergone mechanical machining or polishing, prior to anodizing. SY-204B increases the tolerance of Al³⁺ ions in the alkaline solution from 40 g/L to 140 g/L.