Alutrade produced 99.9 per cent pure aluminium for secondary aluminium production using TOMRA's most advanced x-ray metals sorting apparatus, the X-TRACTTM. The UK-based aluminium recycling business used the powerful new sensor-based sorting system from TOMRA, X-TRACT, for the first time. The Hayleys Group subsidiary Alumex PLC, a pioneer in fully integrated aluminium manufacturing in Sri Lanka, announced the groundbreaking introduction of "Ozon," a low-carbon aluminium alloy. The news follows the manufacturer's successful Phase 1 opening of its brand-new, cutting-edge melting facility in Sapugaskanda to support export markets. According to the firm's CEO, Romco Metals planned to raise US$50 million in debt and equity to increase its output by more than five times to 100,000 tonnes yearly.
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The world's leading metals and mining corporation, Rio Tinto, inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Volvo Group to create a strategic partnership where the Anglo-Australian multinational company will supply responsibly sourced low-carbon products and solutions to Volvo Group.
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Alutrade achieved 99 per cent pure aluminium for use in secondary aluminium production thanks to the X-TRACT™, TOMRA's most sophisticated x-ray metals sorting equipment. The UK-based aluminium recycling company became the first firm to benefit from X-TRACT, the advanced new sensor-based sorting technology from TOMRA.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/alutrade-achieves-breakthrough-recovers-99-pure-aluminium-using-x-tract-83572
Alumex PLC, a subsidiary of Hayleys Group and a market leader in fully integrated aluminium manufacturing in Sri Lanka, announced the ground-breaking debut of low-carbon aluminium called 'Ozon'. The announcement comes immediately after the successful Phase 1 inauguration of the manufacturer's new state-of-the-art melting plant at Sapugaskanda to promote export markets.
Romco Metals decided to raise US$50 million in debt and equity to enhance its output by more than five times to 100,000 tonnes annually, as was mentioned by the CEO of the company. Romco recycles scrap aluminium in Nigeria and Ghana and has advanced on a project that will generate green hydrogen for powering its furnaces.
To know more: https://www.alcircle.com/news/romco-metals-to-expand-output-leaning-towards-green-hydrogen-production-83576
By dissolving iron chloride and aluminium chloride in brines, researchers at the University of Leicester have created a brand-new technique for recovering aluminium and silver from discarded photovoltaic cells (PV cells) nearing the end of their useful lives.
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