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Pinnatöötlus refers to a range of processes applied to the surface of materials to improve their properties or appearance. These treatments can alter characteristics such as hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity, and aesthetic appeal. The specific method employed depends heavily on the base material and the desired outcome.

Common pinnatöötlus techniques include coating, plating, and surface hardening. Coating involves applying a layer of another material, such as paint, powder coating, or a thin film of a metal or polymer, to protect the substrate or enhance its surface properties. Plating, often electroplating or electroless plating, deposits a thin layer of metal onto the surface of another object, typically for corrosion protection or decorative purposes. Surface hardening techniques, like carburizing or nitriding, alter the chemical composition and microstructure of the outermost layer of a metal to increase its hardness and wear resistance without affecting the bulk properties.

Other methods include polishing and grinding, which are mechanical processes used to smooth and refine surfaces, often for aesthetic or functional reasons, such as reducing friction. Chemical treatments like anodizing or passivation are also forms of pinnatöötlus that create protective oxide layers on metal surfaces. The choice of pinnatöötlus is a critical step in manufacturing, impacting the performance, longevity, and value of a product.