Aluminum extrusion is a manufacturing process in which pre-heated aluminum is forced through a die or mold to create a continuous shape with a specific cross-section. This method allows for the production of aluminum profiles with complex and uniform shapes, such as tubes, bars, frames, and other structures.
Loading Area
This stage of the process involves preparing the aluminum billet for extrusion.
Press Area
In this stage, the aluminum billet is extruded to obtain a profile.
Post-Extrusion Processing
This stage includes the transportation and treatment of the material to enhance its properties after extrusion.
Auxiliary Equipment
This equipment adds value to the final product or preserves the lifespan of certain elements involved in the extrusion process.
Extrusiones Metálicas operates presses in its four production plants—three in Mexico and one in Spain—allowing for production capacity that adapts to the demands of any project requiring immediate resolution:
Capacity 1,925 Tons
Capacity 2,062 Tons
Capacity 1,650 Tons
The extrusion press outlet is the opening or die through which heated aluminum is forced to adopt a specific shape during the extrusion process. It is a critical component of the extrusion machine, designed according to the shape of the desired profile, which can range from simple round bars to complex shapes like window frames or rails.
Made from high-strength steel, the outlet is configured to allow aluminum, when passing through it under high pressure, to adopt the intended design for the extruded profiles. These dies can vary in size, shape, and complexity, depending on the specific requirements of the final product.