Because aluminum is lightweight, aluminum ingots are widely used in many industries such as construction, electricity, packaging, transportation, and daily consumer goods. It can be used to produce aluminum plates, strips, foils, aluminum alloys, and anti-corrosion packaging materials. It can also be used in aluminum alloys, utensils, cables, conductive bodies, core alloys, decoration materials, daily necessities, etc. in the chemical industry.

In addition, aluminum ingots can also be alloyed with other metals such as silicon, copper, magnesium, iron, etc. to improve the forgeability, chemical and physical deficiencies of pure aluminum.

For example: forged aluminum-silicon (Al-Si) alloy. Among them, ZL101(A) alloy has been used for complex parts with medium loads, such as aircraft parts, instruments, instrument casings, engine parts, car and ship parts, cylinder blocks, pump bodies, brake drums and electrical parts.

Forged aluminum-zinc (Al-Zn) alloy. Among them, ZL401 alloy is main