CRAFTSMANSHIP
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Craftsmanship Built Into Every Detail.
Discover how materials, brushing and anodizing create the finish behind every TRULY Pro Metal.
The Material Should Feel Authentic.
A premium finish begins with the material itself. Rather than simply creating a metal-like appearance, TRULY uses a genuine aluminum faceplate to preserv the visual character, cool touch, and natural reflection associated with real metal.

Real Aluminum Faceplate
The visible front surface uses genuine aluminum not plastic or coating.

Natural Metallic Character
Light, texture, and reflection remain part of the material's visual identity.

Designed for Everyday Products
The finish balances refined appearance with practical everyday use.
Texture Created by Direction.
Fine linear brushing reveals the natural character of aluminum.
Before anodizing, the aluminum surface is brushed in a controlled direction. This process creates the fine linear grain visible across the faceplate and gives the surface a more defined, authentic metallic texture.
Fine
Linear Grain
Visible hairline texture creates an authentic aluminum surface.
Directional
Highlights
Light moves along the brushed grain, creating subtle variations.
More Visible
Metallic Texture
The brushed grain adds depth and premium metallic character.
Refined Professional Appearance
Clean, consistent finish for modern desks and workspaces.
What Is Anodizing?
Color formed from the aluminum surface.
Anodizing is an electrochemical surface process that forms a controlled oxide layer from the aluminum itself. Unlike an ordinary coating that sits above the material, the anodized layer becomes integrated with the aluminum surface.
not simply applied as an outer paint layer.

Surface Preparation
The brushed aluminum is cleaned and prepared for consistent finishing.

Oxide Layer Formation
An electrochemical process develops a controlled oxide layer from the aluminum.

Color and Sealing
Color is introduced into the anodized surface before sealing helps stabilize the final finish.
Why Anodizing Makes a Difference.
More than color. It changes how the surface is finished.
Unlike conventional painted or coated surfaces, anodizing develops a protective oxide layer from the aluminum surface itself.
This helps preserve the natural metallic character and brushed texture while creating a more integrated finish for everyday use. Different surface treatments can also show wear differently over time — which is why material choice and finishing process matter.
Craftsmanship isn’t only about how a product looks on day one. It’s about how it continues to look after everyday use.
From Raw Aluminum to a Refined Finish.
Every stage influences the final result from brushing direction to color depth and surface consistency.
Selected aluminum is prepared for a clean and consistent surface.
Controlled brushing creates the visible linear grain.
A controlled oxide layer forms from the aluminum surface.
Color is introduced into the anodized surface to create richer metallic character.
The surface is sealed to stabilize the final appearance.
The finished components are assembled with precision.
Consistent
Material Quality
Quality aluminum ensures a reliable foundation
Controlled
Surface Texture
Brushing direction and technique are carefully managed
Stable
Color Finish
Anodizing and sealing work together to create a stable finish
Careful
Inspection
Each batch is reviewed to ensure consistency before assembly
Refined Color Begins with Consistent Control.
Anodized color is influenced by the aluminum surface, brushing direction, process conditions, color formulation, and sealing. TRULY works toward a more controlled finishing system so every approved color retains its intended metallic character.

Approved Color Reference
Physical master samples define the intended color direction.

Controlled Brushing
Grain direction and surface preparation influence the final appearance.

Process Alignment
Anodizing, color development, and sealing work together as one finishing system.

Batch Review
Finished aluminum parts are reviewed against approved references before use.
Craftsmanship You Can See.Quality You Can Feel Every Daу.
The same brushed and anodized aluminum craftsmanship featured throughout this page is applied across selected TRULY products.
From compact everyday calculators to professional desktop models, every collection follows the same commitment to refined materials, consistent finishing, and practical everyday performance.
Choose the product that fits the way you workand experience the difference premium craftsmanship makes.
837A Pro Metal
Professional desktop calculator with brushed & anodized aluminum finish.
- Large 12-digit display
- Premium metal construction
- Office & accounting ready
837A Mini
Compact aluminum calculator designed for everyday carry.
- Slim & lightweight
- Brushed anodized finish
- Everyday portability
D900 Metal
Premium calculator combining brushed metal with refined executive design.
- Large 5-inch angled display
- Brushed aluminum faceplate
- Premium piano-black finish
MSC800
Retro calculator combining clicky keys, a large display, and everyday practicality.
- Satisfying clicky key feel
- Big round keycaps
- Cute retro desk design
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What is anodized aluminum?
Anodized aluminum is aluminum that has undergone an electrochemical surface process to form a controlled aluminum oxide layer. Unlike ordinary paint or coating, this layer is developed from the aluminum surface itself. It can then be colored and sealed to create a refined, durable metallic finish.
2. How is anodized aluminum different from painted aluminum?
Painted aluminum uses an external coating applied above the metal surface. Anodizing works differently by forming an oxide layer from the aluminum itself. This allows the underlying metallic character and brushed texture to remain more visible while creating a more integrated color finish.
3. Can anodized aluminum scratch?
Anodized aluminum is not completely scratch-proof. Its oxide layer is harder than untreated aluminum and can provide improved resistance to everyday surface wear, but sharp objects, heavy impacts, or abrasive cleaning may still leave marks. Actual performance also depends on the aluminum alloy, anodized layer, sealing, and conditions of use.
4. Does anodized aluminum peel or chip like paint?
Anodizing is not an external paint layer, so it does not behave in the same way as ordinary surface paint. The oxide layer is formed from and bonded with the aluminum surface rather than applied as a separate coating. However, severe impact or abrasion can still damage the surface or expose the aluminum underneath.
5. Does anodized aluminum fade over time?
Anodized color is designed to provide a stable metallic finish, but long-term color performance can vary according to the dye, sealing quality, exposure to strong ultraviolet light, chemicals, heat, and everyday use. TRULY manages brushing, color development, sealing, and approved color references as part of the finishing process.
6. Why can anodized aluminum colors vary slightly between batches?
Anodized color can be influenced by the aluminum alloy, surface preparation, brushing direction, anodizing conditions, color formulation, sealing, and even the way light reflects across the metal grain. For this reason, physical master samples and batch review are important for maintaining an intended color direction.
7. Which TRULY products feature brushed and anodized aluminum?
Selected TRULY product lines feature brushed and anodized aluminum surfaces, including the 837A Pro Metal Series and 837A Mini Series. Although their sizes and intended uses are different, both series reflect the same commitment to genuine aluminum, fine hairline brushing, refined anodized color, and controlled surface finishing. TRULY plans to extend this craftsmanship to additional calculators and future product categories where metal materials can improve appearance, feel, and everyday usability.



