Overview

In recent years, digitalization has become increasingly relevant in the industrial sector, including at AMAG. This is driven by growing demand for higher-quality products, greater sustainability, optimized processes and reduced energy consumption. Companies that seize on these opportunities and systematically implement corresponding measures at an early stage are in a position to make their production processes more efficient, more sustainable and, therefore, more competitive.

Aluminium alloys are indispensable in space technology. Their excellent mechanical properties combined with low weight make them a preferred material for structural components, tanks, modules, and other key elements in both manned and unmanned space missions.

The AMAG CrossAlloy® initiative aims to develop pioneering aluminum alloys with high sustainability and performance standards. This article focuses on CrossAlloy®.57, which exhibits outstanding strength and ductility properties thanks to long-term aging (LTA) in the low temperature range.

It is far easier to generate electricity from renewables than it is to produce other renewable energy vectors such as hydrogen (H₂) and biomethane.

Aluminum is a cornerstone of modern engineering, offering unmatched lightweight properties, high recyclability, and versatility across industries.

In the first article on recycled cast alloys for aluminium wheels, published back in AluReport 2/2022, we described in detail how aluminium is one of the most significant materials for durable and sustainable components in automotive construction.

Approaches to tackling decarbonization by increasing scrap utilization and switching to renewable energy sources influence the entire process chain for producing sheets and plates.

New CD Lab and scanning electron microscope: A bridge between science and practice

AMAG components has initiated a comprehensive master plan (see AluReport 02/2023 and 03/2023) with the goal of delivering outstanding quality and efficiency standards for customers.

The aviation industry faces an immense challenge: to improve its climate footprint, it must drastically reduce its carbon emissions.

AluReport: Can you give your views on the aircraft industry, what has fundamentally changed over the last 5 years and what is the outlook until 2030 and beyond?

Skiing is more than just a sport: it’s a state of mind that connects people and nature. Yet, this close relationship with nature presents a question: How can we make modern ski design more environmentally friendly?