These parts are left natural after tumbling so as to allow the customer to finish in any color they desire; RAW parts are identified by having no suffix number at the end.

All red fittings are BRITE-DIP coated as a final step in the anodizing process for added durability and color retention; all red fittings are identified by a -1 at the end of the part number.

All red & blue fittings are BRITE-DIP coated as a final step in the anodizing process for added durability and color retention; all red & blue parts are identified by a -2 at the end of the part number.

All black fittings are BRITE-DIP coated as a final step in the anodizing process for added durability and color retention; all black fittings are identified by a -3 at the end of the part number.

All blue fittings are BRITE-DIP coated as a final step in the anodizing process for added durability and coated as a final step in the anodizing process for added durability and color retention; all blue fittings are identified by -4 at the end of the part number.

This is a finish exclusive to Phenix Industries; this is our answer to nickel plating which can be inconsistent in finish and prone to chipping or flaking. While nickel is expensive these are the same price as our other Type II Anodized fittings and offer the matte silver finish of nickel. All clear anodized fittings are BRITE-DIP coated as a final step in the anodizing process for added durability and color retention; all clear fittings are identified by a -5 at the end of the part number.

This is another new finish which is a Phenix Exclusive. Our customers wanted polished fittings for their projects and complained about having to strip and polish their fittings. Phenix has pioneered a new finish which involves hand polishing new raw parts and coating them with a micro film ceramic clear coating which is chemically impervious and temperature resistant up to 500 degrees. Now you can enjoy the look of polished fittings without the need to maintain the finish; all polished and ceramic coated fittings are identified by -P at the end of the part number.

We've had numerous requests for a true hard anodized fitting. Some manufacturers adverise hard anodized or create a name for a product but we at Phenix identify exactly what our product is; all of our hard anodized fittings are identified by MIL SPEC. A-8625 laser engraved on teh fitting. This is the specification our military hard anodized to, so we tell you exactly what you are buying in hard anodizing. This product line is ideal for applications involving methanol, nitro methane and marine, where corrosion is a problem; all hard anodized fittings are identified by -H at the end of the part number.

Chrome is a plating process for steel which leaves a high luster shiny finish and is more resistant to corrosion than zinc; chrome plated steel parts are identified by -6 at the end of the part number.

Zinc is an inexpensive corrosion resistant finish used on steel parts mainly in brake and steering systems; zinc plated parts are identified by -7 at the end of the part number.