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If you've owned an iDevice or a Mac for a few years, then you've probably noticed that the materials these products are made of last much better than others. From the man who explained to us how the accelerometer in the smartphone worksand now we have a video clip in which it is explained to us the process called, in English, anodizing. This process is used by Apple to treat the cases of Mac/iDevices and it is extremely important because it makes them much more resistant.
Practically, the respective process requires that the aluminum/titanium pieces, from which the casings of Apple products are made, go through a corrosion process, then through a process of painting with colored paint and finally through a boiling process that combines the aluminum /titanium with the paint and plug the open pores after corrosion. This process allows those from Apple to make products that are not affected by corrosion and in the video clip above you have a detailed explanation of the entire technology.
