Lightweight
With its low density and high strength-to-weight ratio, aluminium offers significant advantages in applications that require both light weight and durability.
Why Aluminium
Discover the applications of aluminum and its advantages in terms of lightness, durability, workability, recyclability, and conductivity.
Aluminium is one of the most strategically important materials in modern manufacturing, thanks to its light weight, durability, formability and recyclability. Its outstanding physical and technical properties enable high-performance, long-lasting and sustainable solutions across a wide range of sectors, from architecture and automotive to energy and industrial applications.
Durable
Aluminium offers a long service life thanks to its high corrosion resistance and suitability for surface treatments. Anodising, painting and coating can further enhance its durability and appearance.
Easy to Form and Fabricate
Aluminium can be readily processed through extrusion, forging, cutting, bending and other forming methods. This enables the manufacture of profiles and components tailored to the needs of different industries.
Recyclable
Aluminium can be recycled repeatedly while retaining much of its original quality. This makes it a valuable material for sustainable manufacturing and the circular economy.
Highly Conductive
Aluminium’s electrical and thermal conductivity makes it a widely used material in the energy, electrical and electronics sectors, as well as in applications requiring heat transfer.
Versatile Applications
Aluminium is used across numerous sectors, including architectural systems, automotive, aerospace, energy, transport and industrial applications. Key uses include window and door systems, façades, balcony glazing systems, office partitions, lifts, rails, vehicle bodywork, ventilation systems and standard profiles.