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One-third the density of steel, highly durable and incredibly lightweight, aluminium offers a wealth of benefits that make the material an ideal choice for automotive production. However, in more recent years, the most attractive traits of aluminium have shifted to its sustainability potential and wide use in the manufacturing of electric vehicles.
Tradition, innovation, and technology leadership connect both companies. The shared end markets in the field of aluminium surface processing provide an excellent basis for the development of system solutions. Customers will benefit from this.
From automotive to architecture, the lightweight, durable properties of aluminium make this versatile material a popular choice amongst many industries. But, the true potential of aluminium extends far beyond its functional benefits. With the right finishing method, aluminium can be transformed into a visually striking material that aligns with a diverse range of aesthetic preferences.
In the realm of contemporary interior design, the quest for a perfect balance between innovation and functionality continues. As designers and architects push the boundaries of creativity, materials play a vital role in making visionary concepts a reality. Among these, aluminium remains a versatile asset, blending durability and adaptability with aesthetics.
The demand for solar panels continues to soar as the UK government recommits to its mission to reach Net Zero by 2025. This means more pressure than ever for panel manufacturers to source cutting-edge materials that enhance efficiency. As the leading solar absorber surface specialists in the UK, the team behind Alanod continue to nurture strong partnerships with such manufacturers.
Aluminium has been a staple building material for more than 100 years, and with its robust, long-lasting, and strikingly aesthetic nature, it’s easy to see why. Having evolved heavily over the years, one of the most popular uses of aluminium in modern building design is rainscreen cladding.