Aluminium ingot manufacturing
We melt recovered aluminium into certified secondary alloy ingots — engineered to specification and verified on every heat.
Precision secondary aluminium at scale
Our production facility transforms graded aluminium scrap into high-quality alloy ingots for die casting, foundries, and manufacturing worldwide. Every stage — from charge preparation to casting — is controlled for consistent chemistry and dimensional accuracy.
- Secondary aluminium alloy ingots
- Recycled & custom alloy ingots
- Continuous & gravity casting
- Spectrometer-verified chemistry
- Batch traceability & certification
- Export-ready bundling & packaging
Fifteen controlled stages
From scrap collection to export — every step is documented and verified.
Scrap Collection
Sourcing graded scrap from verified industrial and commercial suppliers.
Material Inspection
Incoming material is inspected, weighed, and documented.
Sorting & Cleaning
Metals are sorted by grade, de-coated, and cleaned for charging.
Melting
Charge is melted in rotary, induction, or reverberatory furnaces.
Alloy Preparation
Alloying elements are added to hit the target chemistry.
Flux & Degassing
Flux treatment and degassing remove impurities and hydrogen.
Casting
Molten metal is cast into ingots via gravity or continuous casting.
Cooling & Finishing
Ingots are cooled, surface-finished, and prepared for inspection.
Quality Inspection
Spectrometer and mechanical testing verify every batch.
Packaging & Export
Certified ingots are bundled, loaded, and dispatched worldwide.
Furnaces & casting technology
Rotary Furnace
Efficient melting of mixed and contaminated aluminium scrap.
Induction Furnace
Precise, clean melting with tight temperature control.
Reverberatory Furnace
High-throughput holding and melting for volume production.
Continuous & Gravity Casting
Consistent ingot dimensions and surface quality.
Spectrometer Analysis
Optical emission spectrometry verifies chemistry on every heat.
Laboratory Testing
Mechanical and dimensional testing for full certification.