Aluminium Scrap

Aluminum scrap, a valuable recyclable material, is derived from discarded aluminum products such as beverage cans, window frames, car parts, and industrial scrap. Aluminum is a highly recyclable metal, retaining its properties even after repeated recycling.

The recycling process involves collecting, sorting, cleaning, melting, and solidifying the scrap into ingots or other shapes for reuse. Recycling aluminum scrap requires significantly less energy compared to producing new aluminum from raw materials, making it an environmentally friendly practice.

Aluminum scrap is classified into two main categories: old scrap and new scrap. Old scrap is recycled aluminum from discarded products, while new scrap is generated during the manufacturing process and is usually recycled within the same facility.

Recycled aluminum scrap is used to manufacture a wide range of products, including new aluminum cans, car parts, building materials, and consumer electronics. Recycling aluminum scrap helps conserve natural resources, reduce energy consumption, and minimize landfill waste, making it an essential part of the circular economy.