We are not alone in seeing the potential of aluminium to help build a sustainable future. That’s why demand is constantly increasing, and that’s why aluminium is the only thing we work with. The material has many benefits from a lifecycle perspective. This is partly because aluminium’s low weight and resistance enable us to create more energy-efficient and sustainable products. Another reason is that it is a highly recyclable material that can be recycled again and again. The metal is also widely available.
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Products that are strong and light are demanded in a wide variety of industries. In transport, the use of aluminium is increasing, as it reduces the weight of the vehicle and thus increases its carrying capacity, while also reducing fuel consumption and the risk of injury in accidents. In construction, aluminium extrusions are in demand for their corrosion resistance and low weight. The material’s high heat conductivity makes it valuable in electronics, such as solar thermal collectors. The potential for application is endless.
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We are experts on aluminium and extrusion solutions. Those who are looking to use aluminium components or extrusions in their products have everything to gain from contacting one of our designers. Based on the product’s application, we can produce a customised solution that optimises the product in terms of technical properties and environmental impact throughout its lifecycle. The manufacturing and logistical processes are also optimised. Together with the customer, we create something unique every time.
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Extrusion is our core competence. Extrusions are created by pressing heated aluminium through a matrix that is unique for each product. Extrusion is a cost-effective production method that meets high requirements for quality in the form of accurate measurements and strength. A combination of craftsmanship and technology is required to achieve the right result. The extrusion can be delivered to the customer directly or be further processed.
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Through surface treatment, we can change the appearance, colour, function, corrosion resistance and durability of the extrusion to meet the varying needs for different applications. The most common methods are anodising and powder coating, but other methods are also used.
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The extrusions can be processed in many different ways – for example, through simple cutting and punching, or advanced milling or bending in fully automated production cells. In some cases, we also assemble the customer’s product and package it for the consumer. Processing is carried out both at our own facilities and in our network of skilled subcontractors.
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In many cases, the final product is delivered directly to the customer’s production line, where it could find its way into anything from a bus to a bathtub or a patient lift. Or why not a bicycle stand or salad bar? Naturally, all these different applications have widely differing focus areas and requirements. Our task is to use our skills and dedication to ensure that the products are delivered to the customer as smoothly as possible, whatever the requirements, and thereby create value for the customer.
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