Extrusion billets - Import export

Unleashing the Power of Aluminium: Experience Unparalleled Strength and Precision with Magmett Billets! Introducing the Aluminium Alloy Billet, a high-quality product designed to meet your industrial needs. Crafted from the finest materials, this billet belongs to the esteemed Alloy Series 6XXX, encompassing the exceptional alloys 6060, 6063, 6005, 6005A, 6061, 6082, 6106, and 6443. Additionally, it boasts a remarkable 1XXX non-homogenized variant. With a range of diameters available, including 110 mm, 127 mm, 140 mm, 152 mm, 178 mm, 203 mm, 228 mm, 254 mm, and 308 mm, our Aluminium Alloy Billet offers versatility to suit various applications. Whether you require precision or robustness, we have the perfect size for you. Furthermore, our billets can be customized to your desired specifications. They can be expertly cut to length or delivered as logs, allowing for seamless integration into your manufacturing processes.

Our Aluminium Ingot A8 stands as a testament to our commitment to delivering top-notch quality. Meticulously refined and processed, these ingots boast exceptional purity and consistency, making them ideal for applications that demand the highest standards of performance. With their remarkable strength and durability, our Aluminium Ingot A8 is the perfect choice for industries seeking to elevate their production processes. Furthermore, our Aluminium Alloy Billet Series 6XXX (6060, 6063, 6005, 6005A, 6082,) 1XXX offers an extensive range of options to cater to your specific requirements. Crafted from premium-grade aluminium alloys, these billets exhibit remarkable mechanical properties, making them a preferred choice for various manufacturing applications. Whether you seek versatility, corrosion resistance, or superior structural integrity, our Aluminium Alloy Billet Series are engineered to deliver unparalleled performance.

With the unique extrusion process, ALUnna has the capability to produce continuous lengths of extruded profiles. Unlike the conventional extrusion process, the continuous extrusion process does not use billets. Instead, raw material is fed into the process from a coil. This process is especially useful for the production of small extrusion profiles used as spacer bars in alloys EN AW-1050A / 1350A or EN AW-3103/3003. If necessary, there is an option to apply a draw pass to the spacer bar profile using an in-line Schumag continuous drawing machine in order to achieve the final dimension and the most demanding of tolerances.