Aluminium International Today News
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Metals and other materials - Let’s get going
Metals and other materials companies are being urged to get going on key actions as the UK counts down to its new trading relationship with the EU after 31 December.
11 November 2020 -
Incorporating aluminium into commercial modular construction
In June 2017, a 220-bed Holiday Inn Express opened in Manchester — just 38 weeks after construction began. Modular construction continues to reach new heights, but the industry must still consider ways to make commercial buildings stronger, safer and more environmentally friendly.
Here, Nick Cowley managing director of aluminium building product supplier Endurawood, explains why modular builders should use aluminium to enhance their commercial construction projects.11 November 2020 -
Dynaprime: Alcoa high efficiency CFF filtering system
A new efficient, compact, reliable, proven and qualified technology for can stock and other added-value products offered on the market. By Patrice Cote* and Francis Caron**
21 October 2020 -
Future proofing the industry
Paul McFadyen, Managing Director of Metals4U, looks at how a circular economy model will future proof the industry
20 October 2020 -
AGV’s will do the job
Since the technical revolution, producing in a highly demanding and sometimes even dangerous environment, mankind has been developing all kind of strategies and ways for improving labour into more efficient processes.
Peter Vanvuchelen* explains in this article.25 September 2020 -
OTTO JUNKER supplies pusher furnace
OTTO JUNKER supplies pusher furnace for aluminium ingots with a capacity of 1,000 tonnes to the USA
04 August 2020 -
Focus on: Circular Aluminium Action Plan
Nadine Bloxsome, Editor of Aluminium International Today, spoke to Coline Lavorel, Director of Public Affairs and Communications at European Aluminium, about the plans to achieve aluminium circularity by 2030.
29 July 2020 -
Will automation rule over human interaction thanks to Coronavirus?
Thanks to advancements in technology, the need for human interaction — when you shop for groceries, book a taxi, order a takeaway or watch the latest blockbuster — has gone from necessity to nice-to-have, with self-service checkouts, apps to order cabs and kebabs, and streaming services all examples of automation that have everyday use.
20 July 2020 -
Aluminium closures continue to win new friends in Europe
An in-depth survey of 5,000 consumers, undertaken by the global market research company Censuswide*, to discover consumer preferences on wine closures has confirmed that most continue to prefer aluminium closures over other options.
20 July 2020
