aluminum ingot

aluminum ingot:

• Aluminum is somewhat soft and flexible, in many cases manufacturers have modified the properties of aluminum by adding some materials and compounds to aluminum.
• It is produced by combining aluminum with elements such as magnesium and copper, It is an aluminum ingot.
• Aluminum ingot is a stronger and more resistant composition and has a longer lifespan compared to aluminum.

Types of aluminum ingots

• T bar ingot: It is widely used in the production of electrical conductors.
• Billet ingot: It is produced in different diameters and is mostly used in extrusion industries.
• 50-pound ingot: It is most widely used in the production of casting parts and the automotive industry.
• 1000-pound ingot: It has a very high purity and is most used in the production of sanitary ware, parts making, and alloying.
• Slab ingot (Takhtal): It is used in the production of all kinds of belts, coils, and sheets.

Application of aluminum ingot

• Use in the glass industry
• Application in power transmission lines
• Production of household appliances
• Application in building wall cladding
• Use to produce all kinds of foils and cans
• Application in remelting industries
• Application in aerospace industries
• The automotive industry
• Truck industry
• Shipbuilding industry
• Railway industries
• To produce and manufacture cast parts
• Application in packaging industries
• Application in the construction industry to produce all kinds of doors and windows

Features of aluminum:

• Very light weight of aluminum: The light weight of aluminum makes it easier to carry and move this metal than other industrial metals.
• Aluminum resistance: Aluminum metal, while being light, has significant resistance. This high resistance of aluminum is one of the main reasons for its use in industries.
• Aluminum malleability: Aluminum in different conditions shows the ability to be transformed into different shapes when needed. This plasticity of aluminum has caused it to be specially used in various industries.
• Flexibility of aluminum: When aluminum is subjected to severe pressure or impact, it can return to its original state. This is a very important factor that many craftsmen look for in various metals.