This is an electrolytic plating process used to increase the thickness of the natural oxide layer on the surface of metal parts. Anodizing increases resistance to corrosion and wear, and also provides better adhesion for paint primers and glues than does bare metal.

Not only is this process done at Lektratek, but it is also prepared according to military standards and uniquely fully mechanised. Furthermore every single component will be exactly the same as all the others. Not something that a large factory like this can boast about. Weekly analyses are done to make sure that no mistakes ever occurs.

Type III anodizing is also done at Lektratek and players in this field will know that this is a very unique process and hardly done by any other company if this size and nature.

When manufacturing became big business Lektratek realised that to satisfy client needs, they had to do it in the best way possible. Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) machines were the answer. Well qualified and trained machine operators does the rest.

The company manufactures small to medium size components for the industry according to requirements of the customer and applicable to statutory, regulatory and procedural requirements.

The modern high-tech machining company with a 33 CNC machine capability includes several off CNC vertical machining centres as well as off five axis CNC machining centres. It can therefore supply specialised steel and alloy components to all industries in the world. Their facilities also include for example a plating plant, assembly lines as well as ultrasonic scanning.

Executive engineering is a word associated with a business like Lektratek as very unique components were and are still manufactured for its clients. Although over a thousand different types of components have already left the factory, five hundred diverse components are manufactured on a regular basis.