Aluminum recycling

Aluminium’s excellent conductivity and light weight make it an essential material in the electrical industry. Recycled electrical-grade aluminium plays a key role in producing energy-efficient infrastructure while reducing environmental impact. At GME Recycling, we focus on the recovery and purification of high-conductivity aluminium to meet modern energy sector demands. Aluminium’s Conductivity Advantages Aluminium offers about 61% of the conductivity of

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Recycling aluminium for food packaging is a crucial component of sustainable food systems. Thanks to its excellent barrier properties, hygiene standards, and recyclability, aluminium remains a key material in food trays, foil wraps, and beverage cans. At GME Recycling, we specialize in recovering food-grade aluminium alloys, helping reduce waste while preserving material integrity. Aluminium in the Food Industry: an overview

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Aluminium is a preferred material in marine environments due to its excellent resistance to corrosion, light weight, and high strength-to-weight ratio. At GME Recycling, we understand the importance of recycling marine-grade aluminium efficiently to preserve these unique properties and support sustainable maritime industries. Why Aluminium is Ideal for Marine Use The marine industry demands materials that can withstand harsh, corrosive

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Which Metals Are Used in Aircraft Parts? Aircraft are constructed using a variety of metals, each selected for its strength, weight, and corrosion resistance. The most commonly used metals in aircraft manufacturing include: Aluminum – Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, used for fuselage, wings, and structural components. Titanium – High strength-to-weight ratio, used in engine components and landing gear. Steel – Found

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What is Considered Clean Aluminum? Clean aluminum refers to aluminum that is free from contaminants such as paint, coatings, oils, adhesives, dirt, or plastic attachments. In the recycling industry, clean aluminum is highly valued because it requires less processing before it can be melted and repurposed into new products. Key characteristics of clean sheet aluminum: Free from paint, lacquer, and

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What is ISRI 211 Shredded Scrap? ISRI 211 shredded scrap is a type of shredded steel scrap that meets the specifications set by the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI). It consists of homogeneous, magnetically separated iron and steel scrap that has been processed through a shredding system. This scrap is free from non-metallics and contaminants, making it highly valuable

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What is Zorba Aluminium Scrap? Zorba aluminium scrap is a type of mixed non-ferrous metal scrap primarily composed of aluminium (70-90%) and other non-ferrous metals such as copper, brass, zinc, and magnesium. It is generated from the shredding of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs), household appliances, aluminium cans, packaging, and construction materials. This type of scrap is widely used in the recycling

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Once dominant in exterior house siding, such as siding, windows, and gutters, aluminum has gradually given way to more modern and versatile materials such as vinyl and composites. Nevertheless, aluminum has not lost its relevance, especially in the recycling market, where it continues to be a valuable resource.   The decline in popularity of aluminum in building materials Since theRead more

Aluminum auto parts recycling involves recovering and repurposing aluminum components from end-of-life vehicles and manufacturing scrap. This process not only reduces automotive waste but also supports the production of new, eco-friendly vehicles. Aluminum, thanks to its incredible properties of lightness and strength, finds application in a wide range of automotive components, from exterior structure to decorative and functional elements. GrowingRead more

Recycling aluminum electrical wires is essential for conserving resources, reducing waste, and promoting sustainability in the electrical industry. Aluminum wires are widely used in power transmission and distribution, making their recycling crucial for a circular economy. Aluminum has often been used in the past in residential electrical installations because of its lightweight and lower cost characteristics compared to other metals,Read more