Aluminum ingots refer to aluminum metal block products formed after smelting and smelting processes. It is usually rectangular or cylindrical, with high purity and uniform tissue structure.

Aluminum ingots refer to aluminum metal block products formed after smelting and smelting processes. It is usually rectangular or cylindrical, with high purity and uniform tissue structure.

Aluminum ingots refer to aluminum metal block products formed after smelting and smelting processes. It is usually rectangular or cylindrical, with high purity and uniform tissue structure.

Aluminum ingots refer to aluminum metal block products formed after smelting and smelting processes. It is usually rectangular or cylindrical, with high purity and uniform tissue structure.

Aluminum ingots refer to aluminum metal block products formed after smelting and smelting processes. It is usually rectangular or cylindrical, with high purity and uniform tissue structure.

Aluminum ingots refer to aluminum metal block products formed after smelting and smelting processes. It is usually rectangular or cylindrical, with high purity and uniform tissue structure.

Aluminum ingot is a block of pure aluminum metal that is typically obtained through a smelting process. It is a primary raw material used in the production of various aluminum products, including automotive parts, building materials, electronics, and packaging materials. Aluminum ingots are typically produced using high-purity aluminum or aluminum alloy, which is melted and poured into molds to form solid blocks.

Aluminum is a silver-white metal, and its content in the Earth's crust ranks the third after oxygen and silicon. Its density is relatively small, only 34.61% of iron and 30.33% of copper, so it is also called light metal. Aluminum is the world's output and consumption are second only to steel non-ferrous metal. Aluminum has a density of only 2.7103g/cm³, about one-third that of steel, copper, or brass. Because of its light material, aluminum is often used in the manufacture of cars, trains, subways, ships, aircraft, rockets, spacecraft and other land, sea and air vehicles to reduce weight and increase loading capacity.