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Additive Manufacturing

Major research success for the LKR Ranshofen

Success for researchers at LKR Ranshofen: For the first time, high-strength Al alloys of the 7xxx class processed by means of wire-based additive manufacturing

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Automotive

New R&D initiative for automotive aluminium solutions

Constellium is leading a new R&D initiative for the development of automotive aluminium solutions.

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Recycling

Recycling technology boosted by crystallisation research

An innovative method for aluminium recycling has been boosted by crystallisation research showing the microscopic changes when molten alloys cool.

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Extrusion

Hydro expands R&D capabilities 

Hydro is opening an aluminium research lab in Sweden. The R&D facility will test new types of aluminium alloys and their extrudability for eventual use in applications that are innovative and which can help customers reduce their carbon footprint.

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Automotive

Crash tests underway: a lightweight body for the cars of tomorrow

DLR scientists are developing Next Generation Car - small, light and electrically powered, with a sandwich body made of aluminium and plastic.

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