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Aluminium is the material of choice for an array of applications from building and construction materials, consumer products, electronics and aeronautics just to name a few.
You will find aluminium in safety components of your car, from the seat belt assembly to the anti-lock braking system. You will find it in other places too, your kitchen appliances, your pots and pans, your mobile phone or even in the next aeroplane you fly in.
The applications for aluminium span almost every major industry.
Its strength to weight ratio allows products to be lighter, stronger and more efficient.
Its corrosion resistant properties lend itself to harsh environments, providing low maintenance solutions and ensuring extended product lifecycles.
The many forms aluminium alloys can take, allow it equally to being cast into forms, drawn into tube or strand applications, extruded into intricate profiles or rolled into heavy plate or ultra-thin foils.
In fact it’s hard to imagine how different our lives would be without aluminium.
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