Interviews from the Aluminium Industry

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Indonesia’s aluminium industry must be defined by global credibility, not just production growth

25 Jun 20264MINS

Primary AL

Indonesia’s aluminium industry must be defined by global credibility, not just production growth

PT Hua Chin Aluminium Indonesia is steadily carving out its space within Indonesia’s fast-growing industrial metals sector, with a strong focus on operational discipline and long-term supply stability. At the core of its operations is a tightly structured procurement system that secures not only primary raw materials but also critical auxiliary inputs essential for smelting efficiency. In this interview, the company highlighted that operational stability is built on a structured procurement f ...

23 Jun 202610MINS

Recycled AL

The grade of finished products made from recycled aluminium raw materials is improving year by year, says SIMVIC

This exclusive interview with Simvic highlights the technical advancements in shredding and sorting. SIMVIC explains iron contamination is the major challenge in scrap recycling. While magnetic separation helps remove iron, aluminium attached to the iron fraction can result in direct aluminium loss. SIMVIC further explains effective recycling solutions must begin with a clear understanding of the customer’s local feedstock conditions. Factors such as lifestyle patterns, waste collection practi ...

18 Jun 20266MINS

Recycled AL

The European aluminium recycling market is currently going through an exciting yet challenging phase with rising demand and scrap outflow

In this interview, as part of the “Europe Aluminium Recycling Market”, Karl Hoffman, Global Sales Director Metal Recycling of STEINERT, has explained the critical role of sorting and separation in determining the quality of recycled aluminium. According to him, this, in turn, may lead to increased recycling rates of aluminium in Europe. Karl Hoffmann has collected more than 30 years of experience in different positions within the environmental technology industry. Since 2010, Karl has worked ...