New Scrap

Aluminium New Scrap is a type of aluminium scrap that has not been previously used in any products or applications. It typically includes excess or surplus material from manufacturing processes such as stamping, cutting, or extrusion, as well as unused material from construction sites, transportation equipment, and other sources.

New scrap is considered to be high-quality material because it has not been subjected to any degradation or contamination that may occur during use. As a result, it can be recycled and used to produce new aluminium products with minimal processing and energy requirements.

New scrap is a valuable resource for the aluminium industry as it reduces the need for primary aluminium production, which is energy-intensive and creates significant greenhouse gas emissions. Recycling aluminium scrap can save up to 95% of the energy required to produce new aluminium from bauxite ore.

New scrap is typically sorted, cleaned, and melted down in a furnace before being cast into new products such as sheet metal, extrusions, or ingots. This process is highly efficient and helps conserve resources, reduce waste, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.