Downstream aluminium weekly: FIA approved Constellium’s Aheadd® partners with PWR to develop new strains for 3D-printing
The downstream aluminium sector has been subjected to various new updates to introduce more sustainability into the material loop. The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has attested to using Constellium’s Aheadd® CP1 aluminium alloy in manufacturing F1 racing cars to be launched in the 2024 season. PWR, an ASX-listed automotive cooling solutions provider, has collaborated with Constellium to use the latter’s expertise to develop various other strains of Aheadd® aluminium alloy strains applicable in additive manufacturing. Press Metal has planned the expansion of its Klang plant at Selangor to meet the rising demand for solar panels internationally.
SDE Technology recently welcomed Robert Joyce as its inaugural non-executive advisor. With a wealth of experience as a supply chain specialist at renowned companies such as BMW, Rover and Jaguar Land Rover, Joyce is a highly respected expert in the automotive industry.
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PWR, an ASX-listed Gold Coast-based automotive cooling solutions firm, said the coalition would utilise Constellium's metallurgical expertise and patented Aheadd aluminium alloys for additive manufacturing.
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Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the regulatory body governing the Formula 1 (F1) and other worldwide motorsports, has authorised Constellium’s Aheadd® CP1 aluminium alloy for use in F1 racing cars starting in the 2024 season.
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According to the US Census Bureau data, the United States’ aluminium crude metals and alloys imports during February 2023 amounted to 238,000 tonnes, reflecting a plunge of 22.48 per cent from a month ago. In January, the import volume was 307,000 tonnes after being plummeted by 20.88 per cent from 388,000 tonnes in December 2022.
Hatch has announced the addition of Küttner to its portfolio of enterprises. As the two companies join forces, Hatch Küttner becomes Europe's top supplier of sophisticated engineering and technology services for the metals, energy, and infrastructure industry sectors.
It has been reported that Press Metal Aluminium Holdings Bhd is about to expand its extrusion capacity in its Klang plant at Selangor to suffice the rising demand for solar panels.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/press-metal-plans-expanding-aluminium-extrusion-capacity-to-meet-rising-demand-for-solar-93783
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