Trimet Aluminium SE has developed a new aluminum alloy for crash-relevant components. The wrought alloy trimal-53 is suitable for structural components with high strength and excellent deformation capacity. The aluminum specialist thus now supplies a material for which there is a growing need, particularly in the vehicle manufacturing sector.
Trimet Aluminium SE is introducing a new aluminium alloy for additive manufacturing. The alloy trimal-05AM is suitable for ultra-high-strength serial parts without subsequent heat treatment process steps.
According to a survey by the German Foundry Industry (BDG), 57 % of the German companies surveyed fear supply bottlenecks for preliminary products, auxiliary materials and raw materials in the future. The industry's feedback: Many international companies are able to deliver, and to offer their services despite the corona crisis. Who else supplies? Get an overview here!
Trimet Aluminium SE’s aluminum smelter in Hamburg commissioned a new baking furnace for the production of carbon anodes. The aim is to ensure greater energy efficiency.
From exhaust regulations and flying taxes to a ban on plastic bags - the aspect of environmental protection has arrived in politics and society. But not only end consumers need to implement sustainable processes – foundries are also affected by this development.
The heart of every foundry is the melting furnace in which the metal is liquefied. These furnaces use different technologies to melt the material. The aim of every furnace, however, is to consume as little heat and fuel as possible.
TRIMET Aluminium SE has started the trial operation of its "virtual battery". For the first time, the energy supply for aluminum production at the Essen plant in Germany can be flexibly controlled.
In the first half of 2018, aluminum remained the top performer among all metals traded on the London Metal Exchange. Due to this stock levels of LME-accredited warehouses had shrunk throughout the world.
TRIMET Aluminium SE and Bohai Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. have completed their joint venture for TRIMET’s Automotive Division. Via a subsidiary, Bohai Automotive now holds 75 percent of the shares of the joint venture, which manufactures die-casting components for vehicle construction.