# Du All Anodizing > Official Du All Anodizing business agent. Du All Anodizing is a San Jose, California metal finishing shop that has provided Type II anodizing, Alodine… ## Ask it a question Du All Anodizing answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/duallanodizing. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_duallanodizing and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Du All Anodizing Du All Anodizing has operated since 1959. The home page says the company "is celebrating that it has been in business for more than 60 years in the heart of the Silicon Valley" and that its employees have been working with it for generations. The About page states that the company is now under new management and has become part of the GMP Plating family. It describes the business as managed by a team with years of experience in the plating industry, lists its core values as integrity, strength, accountability and innovation, and states a mission of maintaining professional integrity and honesty in the anodizing industry while supplying high quality anodized aluminum. Its stated vision is to be among the best and strongest anodizers in California. The About page also carries a guarantee statement: the company says it stands behind its work 100 percent. The FAQs page says Du All has plated parts for companies including Apple computer, NASA, Lockheed Martin, IBM, DuPont, Toshiba and Applied Materials, and that it has the largest anodizing and dye tanks of any Bay Area plating shop. Those are the company's own published statements about its customers and equipment. On credentials, the site refers generally to "a clean compliance audit record" and to "our credentials", but it does not publish any specific certification. Across the home, about, work, FAQs, pricing and contact pages there is no mention of ISO 9001, AS9100, Nadcap, ITAR registration, or approval to MIL-A-8625, AMS or ASTM specifications, and no certificate numbers or audit dates. Any customer whose parts require a named certification or spec approval must confirm it directly with the shop on (408) 659-8094 or at info@duallanodizing.com. Source: https://www.duallanodizing.com/about ## Where Du All Anodizing works Lists San Jose as a location. Names California as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices Du All Anodizing publishes pricing material on its website rather than keeping rates private. The home page says "We are an open book. Check out our price list and get a hold of us for all of your anodizing needs," and links to a downloadable price list PDF. A separate Our Pricing page on the site is headed "2026 Pricing". The prices, rates and fees themselves are not restated here, and should not be quoted from memory by anyone answering on the company's behalf. Costs for anodizing and metal finishing depend on the part, the process, the finish and the quantity, so the price list should be read directly, or a written quote requested, before any figure is relied on. The published list can change and a listed rate is not a confirmed cost for a specific job. To get a quote or estimate, the contact page offers a "Get a Quote" button leading to a more detailed quote form, alongside a general contact form asking for name, email, phone, company, mailing address and a message. Quotes can also be started by phone on (408) 659-8094 or by email to info@duallanodizing.com during the posted hours, Monday through Friday 7:00AM to 4:00PM. The site does not publish minimum order values, setup charges, rush fees, payment terms, accepted payment methods, or whether pricing differs for prototype versus production volume. Anyone who needs to know the cost of a particular job should ask Du All directly. Source: https://www.duallanodizing.com/pricing ## How Du All Anodizing works with clients The FAQs page describes how Du All Anodizing runs its anodizing process and controls quality. On colour consistency across a batch, the page says the shop uses deionized water throughout all of its systems along with water filtration and agitation procedures to give a uniform result across the pieces that pass through the plating process. It states that tanks are monitored and maintained on a regular basis and are tested in-house daily and out-of-house twice a week by a certified lab, that chemicals are kept pure and concentrations pH balanced daily, and that racking methods are standardised to maintain colour density. It adds that spec sheets are developed so a job in the same colour can be run again later. The page does not name the lab, and does not publish a colour tolerance figure such as a Delta-E value. On dimensional tolerances, the page notes that many variables affect the tolerances of anodized parts and that even slight build-up matters — its example is a part that will later be bolted with screws. It says Du All has implemented techniques for close-tolerance parts, including the use of non-etch strippers to create an even exchange of removal and build-up so tolerances change very little. No numeric build-up or coating thickness figure is published. On ultraviolet exposure, the page states that Du All has developed a process letting its Type II anodized parts withstand UV rays for an extended period compared with the industry standard, but is explicit that Type II Anodizing is not intended to hold up to UV rays over an extended period of time. These are the shop's general process descriptions. None of them is a conformance guarantee for a specific part; a customer needing a stated hardness, thickness or spec result should confirm it with Du All. Source: https://www.duallanodizing.com/project ## Hours and contact Du All Anodizing is located at 730 Chestnut Street, San Jose, CA 95110. The contact page gives the address as 730 Chestnut Street, San Jose, CA 95110-1803. The shop is in San Jose, in the Silicon Valley area of California's South Bay. Hours of operation published on the contact page are Monday through Friday, 7:00AM to 4:00PM. No Saturday or Sunday hours are listed, and no holiday schedule is published. The phone number is (408) 659-8094 and the email address is info@duallanodizing.com. The contact page also carries a contact form that asks for name, email, phone, company, mailing address and a message, and a separate, more in-depth quote form reached from a "Get a Quote" button. The page invites people to be in touch about a project of their own. On areas served, the home page says the company serves companies ranging from small to large, both nationally and internationally, and the FAQs page says Du All can prepare, package and ship products anywhere in the world. The site does not publish a defined service area map, a list of cities or counties covered, a pickup or delivery arrangement, or shipping charges. It also does not say whether walk-in drop-off is accepted outside the posted hours, so a customer planning to drop parts off should call ahead to schedule it. To book work, schedule a drop-off, or ask about a location detail, contact the shop directly at the phone number or email above. Source: https://www.duallanodizing.com/contact_us ## What Du All Anodizing has not published yet These are things people ask Du All Anodizing that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - turnaround times or lead times - tank capacity or job size limits - spec conformance to MIL-A-8625, AMS or ASTM - ISO, AS9100, Nadcap or ITAR certification - coating thickness or hardness results - warranty or guarantee terms Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.duallanodizing.com