Absolutely. For the Aluminium page, I’d keep the range deliberately focused on major commercially traded alloy ingots, while making clear that grades can be sourced against buyer requirements.
Aluminium is one of the most widely used non-ferrous metals across automotive, die casting, engineering and manufacturing.
At Aravalli Industrial Company (AIC), we source recycled aluminium alloy ingots through our network of recycling and manufacturing partners and connect them with industrial buyers requiring consistent grades, specifications and supply.
Our focus is not on maintaining a large inventory of every possible aluminium grade.
We focus on commercially demanded alloy grades and source according to industrial requirements.
A widely traded aluminium die-casting alloy used for components requiring good castability, dimensional stability and a balance of strength and machinability.
Typical applications:
Automotive components
Die-cast housings
Machinery components
Motor and transmission parts
General engineering castings
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A widely used aluminium-silicon-copper alloy for pressure die casting and general industrial applications.
Typical applications:
Automotive components
Engine and transmission components
Electrical housings
Industrial machinery
Die-cast parts
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An aluminium-silicon-magnesium alloy used where a combination of strength, corrosion resistance and casting performance is required.
Typical applications:
Automotive castings
Wheels and structural components
Pumps and housings
Engineering components
General-purpose castings
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An aluminium alloy recognized for its good casting characteristics and corrosion resistance, used across various engineering and casting applications.
Typical applications:
Automotive components
Marine-related components
Engineering castings
Pump and valve components
General cast products
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Industrial buyers may require different standards, chemical compositions and alloy equivalents depending on their manufacturing process.
AIC therefore works on a specification-led sourcing model.
We can coordinate supply based on:
Required alloy grade
Chemical composition
Quantity
Ingot dimensions / weight
Packaging requirements
Inspection requirements
Delivery location
Applicable customer or industry standards
Additional commercially demanded grades can be sourced against confirmed buyer requirements.
Aluminium alloys are widely used for cast components, housings, engine-related components and other automotive applications.
Alloy ingots are remelted by die-casting manufacturers to produce complex industrial and automotive components.
Aluminium alloys are used for housings, pumps, machinery components and other engineered castings.
Selected aluminium alloys are used in housings, enclosures and industrial equipment components.
Manufacturers use aluminium alloy castings wherever low weight, corrosion resistance and suitable mechanical properties are required.
AIC connects industrial buyers with the recycling and manufacturing partners who transform recovered aluminium into usable alloy ingots.
Aluminium-bearing scrap is collected from suitable industrial and recycling streams.
Scrap is sorted according to aluminium type, alloy family and material characteristics.
Recovered aluminium is melted in controlled processing facilities.
The molten metal is processed to remove unwanted materials and achieve the required quality.
Required alloying elements are controlled to achieve the target chemical composition.
Chemical composition and other agreed parameters are checked against the required specification.
The finished aluminium alloy is cast into standardized ingot forms for industrial use.
AIC coordinates the supply from our partner network to the buyer according to agreed quantity, specification and delivery requirements.
For aluminium alloy buyers, consistency in chemical composition is essential.
AIC follows a specification-first sourcing approach, matching buyer requirements with suitable recycling and manufacturing partners.
Depending on the product and buyer requirement, specifications may cover elements such as:
Aluminium | Silicon | Copper | Magnesium | Iron | Manganese | Zinc | Nickel | Other controlled elements
The exact composition is determined by the required alloy grade and applicable specification.
Recycling allows aluminium already present in the industrial economy to be recovered and returned to manufacturing rather than becoming waste.
The cycle is continuous:
Aluminium Scrap → Recovery → Sorting → Melting → Refining → Alloying → Quality Control → Ingots → Manufacturing → Scrap Again
This creates a circular material flow in which aluminium can continue serving industry across multiple lifecycles.
AIC's role is to help connect this recycled material with reliable industrial demand.
We are not simply moving metal from one location to another.
AIC works between recycling capacity and industrial demand.
We coordinate:
Buyer Requirement → Supplier Matching → Grade & Specification → Quantity → Quality Documentation → Logistics → Delivery
This allows industrial buyers to source commercially demanded recycled aluminium alloy ingots through an organized supply-chain partner.
Our aluminium portfolio is intentionally focused.
Instead of listing every possible alloy, AIC prioritizes major tradeable grades with recurring industrial demand and maintains access to additional grades through our supplier network when specific requirements arise.
This helps us remain flexible while avoiding unnecessary inventory and allowing supply to be driven by actual market demand.
Send us your required alloy grade, quantity, specification and delivery location.
Our team will coordinate with suitable supply partners and respond according to your requirement.
AIC — Connecting Recycled Aluminium With Industrial Demand.