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Standard ingot sizes vary by casting method:

–  Small ingots: 5–12 kg (for foundry and alloying applications)
–  Large ingots: 12–28 kg (for extrusion and downstream processing)
–  Billets: Φ63–600mm (for extrusion profiles)
–  Custom sizes available upon request

The production of aluminum ingot follows a well-established processing sequence. Aluminum scrap, after initial sorting and preparation, is fed into one of the furnace types for melting and refining. The molten aluminum is then cast into ingots, slabs, or billets using Aluminum Ingot Casting Lines or Billet Casting Systems.

From these cast forms, multiple downstream processing routes are available:

– Aluminum Rod: Produced via CCR (Continuous Casting & Rolling) lines from molten aluminum, used for cable and wire applications
– Round Wire: Further drawn from aluminum rod using Drawing Machines for electrical conductors and cable manufacturing
– Flat Wire: Produced via Draw Bench from aluminum rod for transformer windings and specialty electrical applications
– Aluminum Billet: Cast via Billet Casting Systemsfor tubes, profiles, and other shaped products in the downstream production
– Aluminum Profile: Manufacturedfrom aluminum billet through the Homogeneous & Horizontal Extrusion process, yielding custom profiles for the architectural, automotive, and industrial sectors

The resulting aluminum products serve critical roles across the electrical, automotive, construction, and industrial sectors, delivering lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and highly conductive material solutions.