Aluminium belongs to the light metal group and is the most common metal in the earth’s crust. Aluminium’s uses are incredibly versatile and it is infinitely recyclable. Three-quarters of all aluminium ever produced (since the 1880s) is still in productive use.

We have extensively specialised in the processing of secondary aluminium for over 30 years.

Thanks to our high level of expertise and many years of experience, we are able to melt a wide variety of forms of secondary aluminium with extremely low material losses while continuing to meet our customers‘ highest quality requirements.

Since 2022, we have been using electricity from 100 per cent renewable energy sources.

We are responsible!

Our heart beats green and that is why we regularly put our environmental performance to the test. We bear equal responsibility towards our employees, suppliers, customers and our environment. This is why we produce in an environmentally friendly manner, with low exhaust emissions that are significantly below the statutory emission values. Our intelligent metal cycle also conserves resources. Therefore, our own standards make us a reliable and sustainable partner.

We are in constant contact with our suppliers regarding the procurement of external scrap. By increasing the purchase and use of “End of Waste” scrap, we actively promote the idea of sustainability among our suppliers. In this way, we are helping to ensure that our high standards also lead to a change in thinking in the supply chain.

Thanks to our continuously evolving casting equipment, we are able to further optimise our product range and our casting process. These optimised production methods minimise process scrap and also prevent any unnecessary reworking of our billets, thereby conserving additional resources.

In some cases, the use of primary aluminium is unavoidable. Again, in this respect, we also act in a way that conserves resources as much as possible and therefore increasingly buy “low-carbon prime aluminium”, which is primarily produced with renewable energies and a significantly lower CO2e footprint.

Aluminium alloys for generations

The usually very long service life is one significant advantage of aluminium. It is not uncommon for the material to be in use for decades before it is returned to the raw material cycle. The longevity of aluminium products is closely linked to the useful life of their applications in buildings, aircraft or vehicles. At the end of its useful life, we can remanufacture aluminium into a valuable raw material for new products with a fraction of the originally required energy. Aluminium is not consumed; it is used. It provides benefits for generations.

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