Aluminum Ingot

An Aluminum Ingot is a shaped block of aluminum that is produced by pouring molten aluminum into a mold. These ingots are created as a semi-finished product and are used as a raw material for many other aluminum products.

Here are some key characteristics of Aluminum Ingots:

• Shape: They typically have a bar shape with a narrowed top. The size and shape can vary depending on the manufacturer and intended use.
• Production: They are produced through a process called electrolysis, which separates aluminum oxide from other materials. The molten aluminum is then poured into molds to create the ingots.
• Material: High-quality aluminum ingots are typically made from primary aluminum, which is aluminum that has been produced from bauxite ore. Lower quality ingots may be made from recycled aluminum.
• Applications: Aluminum ingots are re-melted and used to create a wide variety of aluminum products including:
  • Sheets and foils
  • Cans
  • Castings for machinery and parts
  • Building materials
  • Electrical conductors

The first product line we introduced is aluminum ingot, available in two purity levels: 99.90% and 99.70%. Aluminum ingot generally requires a remelting process to be transformed into various final products, such as automotive components, building construction, and others.

We market high-quality aluminum ingot that follows JIS H2102 (Virgin Aluminum Ingot) and JIS H1305 (Optical Emission Spectrochemical Analysis Method for Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys). These standards ensure our ingots meet stringent criteria, offering purity and performance in various applications.