07 OCTOBER 2011STEELGURU
Delta Aluminum start alloy casting material and primary alloy production in October
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Delta Aluminium Industry, Chinese secondary aluminium alloy maker headed in Guangdong, starts production of aluminium alloy casting material and primary aluminum alloy in late October. The company introduces a new 12 tonne melting furnace dedicated to alloy casting material within October. As a result, Delta's output capacity will increase by 13% or 1,000 tonnes per month and reach 9,000 tonnes per month as total.
Daiki Aluminum Industry, Japanese largest secondary aluminum alloy maker, holds 20% shares in Delta. Delta mainly produces AD12.1 grade secondary aluminum alloy for die casting at 7,000 tonnes to 8,000 tonnes per month. Daiki purchases about 80% of the alloy and supplies the alloy to the consumers in Japan and Southeast Asia. Delta sells the alloy in Chinese market at 800 tonnes per month, mainly to Japanese customers.
Secondary aluminum alloy consumption is also expected to keep increasing trend. Car makers of Japan, Europe and the USA are aggressively raising their local car productions in China. Thus demand is increasing for aluminum casting alloy material year by year.
Daiki Aluminum Industry, Japanese largest secondary aluminum alloy maker, holds 20% shares in Delta. Delta mainly produces AD12.1 grade secondary aluminum alloy for die casting at 7,000 tonnes to 8,000 tonnes per month. Daiki purchases about 80% of the alloy and supplies the alloy to the consumers in Japan and Southeast Asia. Delta sells the alloy in Chinese market at 800 tonnes per month, mainly to Japanese customers.
Secondary aluminum alloy consumption is also expected to keep increasing trend. Car makers of Japan, Europe and the USA are aggressively raising their local car productions in China. Thus demand is increasing for aluminum casting alloy material year by year.
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