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    First Star Recycling to Install New Sorting Equipment for Can Recycling

    First Star Recycling is installing new sorting equipment to capture used beverage cans (UBCs) that are otherwise missorted at its material recovery facility (MRF). The new equipment is being funded by the Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI) as part of its efforts to capture more beverage cans at MRFs. This is achieved through a finance sharing […]

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    EGA Spectro Alloys to Further Expand Rosemount Recycling Facility

    EGA Spectro Alloys, which is 80% owned by Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA),  plans to continue growing its recycling operations with phase two of its recycling expansion. This announcement follows the recently grand opening of its 90,000 sq foot recycling facility. “This marks a momentous time in Spectro’s 52-year history,” said Luke Palen, president of EGA Spectro […]

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    Meadow and FILLSY to Open New Sustainable Aluminum Can Factory in Poland

    Meadow, a Swedish packaging-tech company, and FILLSY Poland, a Polish co-packer, plans to build a new sustainable packaging factory for the production of Meadow’s infinitely recyclable aluminum pre-fill solution, the MEADOW KAPSUL™. The factory will help boost the supply of recyclable packaging solutions in the European Union (EU), reaching a target capacity of 100 million […]

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    Nordural Signs Intelligent Energy Management Contract for Increased Sustainability

    Nordural, one of Europe’s largest primary aluminum smelters and a subsidiary of Century Aluminum, signed a long-term power management agreement with SnerpaPower, a leading energy technology provider in the electricity sector — marking a significant milestone for both companies.  With this step, Nordural becomes SnerpaPower’s largest customer to date, underscoring the growing role of intelligent […]

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    MAGNA’s Inaugural Aluminum Extrusion Operation

    By Andrea Svendsen, Managing Editor. MAGNA Aluminum Profile, a subsidiary of Canadian Specialty Metals, started up operation of its first aluminum extrusion press line at its new facility in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec, Canada. The new 9 inch, 28.5 MN extrusion line features a high level of automation and eliminates the use of natural gas in the […]

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    Brembo Shifts to 100% Recycled Aluminum in Its Brake Calipers for Vehicles

    Brembo officially launched the use of an alloy with 100% recycled aluminum in the production of its original equipment calipers for automotive vehicles — a key step forward in the company’s sustainability journey. “The adoption of recycled aluminum in the production of our iconic brake calipers embodies our ongoing commitment to innovation for sustainability. This […]

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    Pacific Precision Commissions Closed-Die Forging Press

    Jiangsu Pacific Precision Forging Company successfully commissioned a fully automatic eccentric closed-die forging press at its facility in Taizhou, China. The new advanced press enables the company to produce lightweight aluminum components at scale for the automotive industry — thus, broadening its capabilities from steel into aluminum. Global demand for aluminum parts continues to grow […]

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    Stadler Opens Welding Hall in Utah for Aluminum Train Car Bodies

    Stadler started up a new welding hall in Salt Lake City, UT, enabling the delivery of the first locally welded aluminum car body in the company’s North American history. This milestone not only marks an important step forward in passenger rail manufacturing, but also brings high-skilled welding jobs to the local area. “We set out […]

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    ORNL Develops Recycled Aluminum Alloy to Strengthen Domestic Automotive Supply Chain

    Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), part of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), developed a new recycled-aluminum alloy, called RidgeAlloy. The alloy is produced by remelting post-consumer scrap aluminum and recasting it into a material that meets the strength, ductility and crashworthiness standards for structural vehicle parts. This is expected to enable the transformation of  low-value […]