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Vietnam’s green aluminum production leader, expertly crafting 6005, 6061, 6060 and 6063 alloy products—billet aluminum and extruded aluminum. With cutting-edge technology and 100% local materials, we shape sustainable, CBAM-ready solutions for global industries.
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Your trusted partner for green aluminum billet and aluminum extrusion, delivering quality, innovation, and reliability to customers worldwide.
Aluminum Extrusion Applications
Our green aluminum billet & extrusion solutions are trusted in projects ranging from commercial buildings and industrial facilities to renewable energy systems and customized engineering applications.
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Real-time aluminum pricing and market analysis guide our strategic decisions and customer partnerships. Our integrated approach to recycling and production positions us to capitalize on market opportunities while delivering consistent value to clients across global aluminum markets.
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Our blog
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Applications of Aluminum 6061 Billet in Modern Industry
Aluminum 6061 billet is one of the most widely used alloys in the 6xxx series…
DIY Applications of Aluminum Extrusions: A Flexible Solution for Creative Projects
Why Aluminum Extrusions Are Ideal for DIY Unlike steel or wood, aluminum extrusions are designed…
ALUMINUM MARKET UPDATE: PRICES DROP, DEMAND SLOWLY RECOVERS
The aluminum market is experiencing strong volatility, with prices falling sharply in today’s trading session….
How Alloy Composition in Aluminium Billets Affects the Extrusion Process?
In the aluminum extrusion industry, the quality of aluminium billets plays a crucial role in…
Why Extruded Aluminum Decking Is a Better Outdoor Floor
In modern architectural design, choosing the right material for outdoor flooring areas is always important….
Why Do European Extruders Prefer 6060 Billet?
In the aluminum extrusion industry, if 6063 aluminum is considered the “most common alloy”, then…
