Aluminum ingot
Aluminium Ingot / Billet
1. Definition and Structure
Aluminium ingot/billet is a cast metal piece produced from pure aluminum or its alloys. Aluminium ingot/billet is usually supplied in cubic, rectangular, or cylindrical shapes and is used as a raw material in metallurgical industries and the production of aluminum products.
2. Applications
Aluminium ingot/billet is used in various industries and serves as a raw material in the production of profiles, sheets, tubes, and extrusion and casting parts. Aluminium ingot/billet is also employed in the automotive, aerospace, and industrial parts manufacturing industries.
3. Features and Advantages
Aluminium ingot/billet has high purity and uniformity, and subsequent industrial processes on it are carried out with ease. Aluminium ingot/billet is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and highly formable, making it an ideal choice for producing various aluminum products.
1000-Pound Ingot:
Each ingot weighs between 450 and 550 kilograms.
Free from any sharp or cutting edges.
No open shrinkage cavities.
Contains no slag or any material other than aluminum.
Burr-free surface.
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