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Almas AluminiumGOLPAYEGAN · IRAN

Almas products

Aluminium alloys,
made for industry.

Using advanced technology and skilled people, we deliver the best aluminium products.

Almas aluminium alloy ingot

Alloy Ingot

Aluminium alloy
ingot.

Aluminium ingot is a non-ferrous product made by pouring molten aluminium into special moulds. The moulds come in many sizes and shapes, so ingots vary in appearance.

History of aluminium

Historical records trace the first use of aluminium compounds to the fifth century BC, when people used them to fix dyes and in the defence of cities. The first deliberate attempt to extract aluminium came in 1530, when the Swiss physician Paracelsus proposed obtaining it from alum. Today aluminium is the second most widely used metal in the world after iron, and its broad use across industries has brought particular attention to finding and mining its ores in Iran.

  • Stable, precise chemistry
  • Purity, strength and structural uniformity
  • Suited to automotive, parts manufacturing, foundry and home appliance use
Aluminium alloy billet

Alloy Billet

Aluminium alloy
billet.

Aluminium alloys usually contain 90–96% aluminium, with one or more other elements added to improve their properties. Besides the main elements, they contain several minor elements that are present in very small amounts but have a large effect on their properties.

  • Consistent quality in every batch
  • Precise control of main and minor alloying elements
  • High output for large projects
Aluminium granules

Aluminum Granules

Aluminium alloy
granules.

Aluminium hemispheres of 80–99% aluminium purity, used to deoxidize alloy steel.

Main production purity
96% and 97%
Hemisphere diameter
70 mm
Approx. weight per piece
250 g
Packing
50 kg bags; 500 kg and 1,000 kg jumbo bags

Composition table

Alloy grades.

Chemical composition of the grades Almas produces (weight percent of Si, Fe, Cu, Mn, Mg, Cr, Ni, Zn, Ti, Sn and Pb).

Chemical composition table of Almas Aluminium alloy grades

Alloy finder

Which grade is right for your part?

Choose the casting method and the property that matters most to see suggested grades.

Casting method
Most important property

Suggestions are based on the typical use of each alloy. Please consult Almas technical staff before making a final choice.

Tool

Aluminium weight calculator.

Choose the cross-section and enter the dimensions to estimate the weight.

Full weight calculator page with formulas
Approx. weight—kg

Common aluminium alloys have a density of about 2.63–2.80 g/cm³. The result is an estimate.