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Testimonials of the exhibitorsof ALUMINIUM 2010

"Demand from our customers from the alumi-nium industry for our plant and machinery so-lutions already recovered noticeably over thepast few months. Specialist discussions withboth longestablished and new customers atour stand confirm this trend. The number ofexhibitors and expert visitors which has againrisen compared to last year – with a markedincrease in participation from abroad – showsthat the event succeeded in emphasising itsclaim of being the ‘leading industry world fair‘ in a most impressive manner."

Dieter Rosenthal,Member of the Managing Board,SMS Siemag AG

“ALUMINIUM lives up to its name: it is a worldfair. On the international level, we do not seeany other fair that even remotely measures upto it. It would be sending a bad signal not tohave been here. A large number of automotivecustomers were here – almost more than we ex-pected. We are very satisfied and look towardthe future with optimism. For us, the crisis isover. 2007 was our best business year so far, andwe expect 2011 to be even better than 2007 –in particular due to exports in the premium seg-ment and a stronger domestic market.”

Frank Busenbecker,Managing Director, Erbslöh Aluminium GmbH

Facts & Figures ALUMINIUM 20129th World Trade Fair & Conference | 9-11 October 2012, Messe Düsseldorf, GermanyHalls 9-14, Opening hours: 9 am-6 pmExpected exhibitors: 950 from more than 40 nationsExpected visitors: 20,000 from around 100 nationsExhibition space: 75,000sqm brutto

German aluminium industry starts into the new decadewith confidence

After the 2009 crisis year, when practically all aluminium producing, pro-cessing andmachining companies were severely affected by the financial and economic crisis,hardly anybody had expected the significant upswing the German aluminiumindustry experienced in the first half of 2010 already. The upward trend persistedin the second half of the year, and order levels for extrusion, rolling or castingcompanies in some cases reached record levels.

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To say goodbye to the employees of Messe Essen was not easy after 13 years of cooperation.

Christian Wellner,Managing Director ofGesamtverband derAluminiumindustrie e.V.(GDA)

Organiser: Institutional Patron: Partner:

Latest updateThe current exhibitor list 2012online atwww.aluminium-messe.com/exhibitors

Aluminium industry putting crisis behind it

Dear Readers

After two years of struggle the aluminium industry has now started to catch upwith a vengeance! Production of raw aluminium, rolled and extruded products hasincreased and demand from the application sectors has also picked up again. Strongdemand is currently being reported above all from the transport, engineering andsolar industries. Forecasts for aluminium give grounds for optimism.

The ALUMINIUM trade fair, as the most important gauge of the industry's health, re-flected the positive economic sentiment and sent out a clear message of growth. Attracting a total of17,200 visitors, the world exhibition once again equalled the previous record set in 2008. Growing by justunder ten percent, the number of foreign visitors rose sharply, accounting for 50 percent of all visitorsfor the first time. In terms of exhibitor numbers, too, ALUMINIUM posted gains: 873 companies from 47countries exhibited their goods and services in Essen - meaning that ALUMINIUM broke its own record settwo years ago.

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Markus M. Jessberger,Event Director ofALUMINIUM

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The fact that the industry is poised for further growth is also shown by the results of the representativesurvey we had carried out at ALUMINIUM by the trade fair and market research company Gelszus.

The survey indicates that companies are now once again showing considerably greater willingness to invest.Just under a third of all visitors came to Essen with a firm intention to place orders. Over 35 percentof the companies planned to spend more than half a million euros.

Companies are also upbeat about future business for the sector. 69 percent of the companies surveyedare expecting to see an upswing of a greater or lesser extent. 23 percent are predicting more or lessunchanging economic performance, whereas just four percent believe that the business climate willdeteriorate.

Overall this represents good prospects for the industry as a whole - and for the exhibition, too. Since itslaunch in 1997 - when just 219 exhibitors attended - ALUMINIUM has developed into one of the mostsuccessful industrial trade fairs in Europe. The ALUMINIUM exhibition will be moving from the Ruhr tothe Rhine from 2012 in response to the rising demand for space. At its new location in Düsseldorf theALUMINIUM will be able to expand considerably, occupying roughly 75,000 m² in six exhibition hallsright from the outset. Halls 9 to 14 in the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre are all of the same high quality,offering ALUMINIUM exhibitors and visitors an even better setting in which to present innovations, todiscover the latest trends and new products and to forge new contacts.

I would be delighted to see you again at ALUMINIUM 2012 in Düsseldorf.

Markus M. JessbergerEvent Director of ALUMINIUM

German aluminium industry starts into the new decade with confidence »

As a result, 2010 brought a noticeable recovery for the German aluminium industry overall. Domestic de-mand stabilised, foreign demand also firmed up. The aluminium boom is primarily based on the recovery inthe automotive and mechanical engineering sectors. Here order levels improved significantly since theall-time low in early 2009. The boom in the solar industry also contributed to an improvement in theutilisation of industry capacities.

There are many reasons why our industry rapidly emerged from the crisis and even increased its competi-tiveness in the global market. Our companies are characterised by a high degree of flexibility and creati-vity – qualities which were an asset in the difficult economic situation. The most important quality of ourindustry, however, is its high innovative potential. For many years – with the exception of 2009 – the alu-minium industry has been set on a course of sound growth. Its dynamic development is closely connectedto the innovative power present especially in medium-sized companies, and to the favourable qualities ofthe material.

Aluminium has firmly established its position in a large number of application markets. Whether in thetransportation sector as the most important market, in mechanical engineering, in electronics or in packa-ging: again and again, the aluminium companies drove technological development further and opened upnew applications and fields of usage for this lightweight material. As a result, prognoses for aluminiumremain optimistic, and the German aluminium industry starts into the new decade with confidence. Alumi-nium consumption worldwide will continue to increase over the next 10 to 15 years. The growing demandfrom Asian markets as well as the major application markets automotive, mechanical engineering,construction, packaging or solar will help the lightweight material to achieve continuous growth.

Christian WellnerManaging Director of Gesamtverband der Aluminiumindustrie e.V. (GDA)

Spotlight onLondon Metal Exchange (LME)

The London Metal Exchange (LME) is the world’spremier non-ferrous metals market and hasbeen at the centre of the world’s metals indu-stries since the industrial revolution in the ni-neteenth century. In 1978, it launched its firstfutures contract for primary aluminium andtoday, 92% of the world’s exchange-tradedaluminium is traded there with more than 1.24billion tonnes of primary aluminium traded atthe Exchange in 2009.

Companies from around the world use the LMEas a forum for hedging price risk throughfutures and options trading which enablescompanies to insure themselves against thethreat of prices rises and price falls in thefuture. Significantly, the LME also, through thetrading activity of members and their clients,discovers official cash and forward prices (seechart) which are referenced by industry in cus-tomer contracts all over the word. In aluminium,the LME publishes forward prices 10 years intothe future.

Finally, the LME licenses a network of ware-houses in all the major areas of consumptionso that industry participants can easily sellexcess material into LME warehouses in timesof excess production or take delivery ofmaterial from LME warehouses in times ofshortage.

In 2011 LME is happy to welcome you atALUMINIUM DUBAI from 9 - 11 May 2011.

Further information concerning LME you findonline at www.lme.com.

Dollar per ton

LME aluminium prices since January 2008

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Aluminium helping solveclimate problem

Denmark has a long tradition of environment-protection legislation, voluntary industrycommitments, joint efforts aimed at impro-ving sustainability and the efficient use ofraw materials and energy resources. These allrepresent constant challenges for companies inthe Danish aluminium industry, encouragingthem to invest more resources in findingenergy-saving and environment-friendly soluti-ons.

In Denmark, ongoing R&D programmes aimedat generating energy-efficient aluminium pro-ducts and at developing and improving produc-tion techniques and equipment have resulted inclose and fruitful relationships betweenindustry and researchers at engineering insti-tutions, universities and research institutes. Theresult? A broad spectrum of environment-friendly aluminium products and solutions.

Regardless of the sector or branch of industry -automotive, transport, wind energy, offshoretechnology, electronics, construction, furniture,interior fittings or packaging - the Made inDenmark label represents an important trade-mark for the Danish aluminium industry. It alsoserves as a guarantee stating that the producthas been manufactured using optimummethods and ultramodern and energy-effi-cient production equipment - featuring intel-ligent design which exploits all the uniquecharacteristics of the metal, including its lowdesign weight, high strength, formability, cor-rosion-resistant surface, electrical conductivity,decorative possibilities ... which all combine tocreate solutions which exploit the fact that alu-minium is 100% recyclable and can be melteddown and re-used in a never-ending cycle.

Aluminium Denmark will help you find yourideal cooperation partner. Since ALUMINIUM2010 Aluminium Denmark organises the DanishPavilion.

Contact us:www.alu.dk oder jh@alu.dk (Jim Hansen)

Further highlight added to ALUMINIUM 2012New: Joint pavilion for distributors

Various member of the WGM (semi-finished non-ferrous product wholesalers federation) will beorganising an attractive joint pavilion for distri-butors at the ALUMINIUM 2012 exhibition forthe first time. The pavilion in Hall 11 will occupya total area of roughly 250 m2.

Reflecting the philosophy of all the companies in-volved, considerable importance will be placed ondevelopment, dynamism and efficiency in thedesign of the pavilion. Networking and a sense ofcommunity will be the foundations on which thepavilion is built. At the centre of the stand will bean attractively designed lounge. This will form thesetting for a range of events organised by theWGM and the distributors involved in the pavilion,and be a focal point where guests and all interes-ted visitors will be warmly welcomed. Talks,presentations, press interviews and cocktailreceptions are planned.

The WGM is a platform, service provider andlobby organisation which represents the inte-rests of national and international semi-finishednon-ferrous product distributors. Combined, themember companies form the largest network ofexpert knowledge for non-ferrous semi distributionin Europe.

The extensive range of services provided by theWGM includes answering specific questionsposed by its members, providing information ontopics relevant to the industry and market, or-ganising industry-related projects, organisingseminars and events and representing the inte-rests of its members. One of the main goals of theWGM is to promote free and fair competition. Thefederation is also enriched by the semi-finishedproduct plants which are supporting members ofthe WGM.

More information about the WGM atwww.wgm-berlin.de.

Metal trade fairsunite: Aluminium is joining “TheBright World of Metals” - on the Düsseldorf exhibitionsite for the first time in 2012

Metal trade fairs “made inDüsseldorf” have been a tradi-tion since GIFA was held forthe first time in 1956. In thecourse of the last 54 years, the

capital of the state of North Rhine-Westphaliahas developed into the most successful locationin the world for metal trade fairs. In order todraw attention to the success that has been achie-ved in external communication as well, Messe Düs-seldorf as the organiser of the trade fairs hasdeveloped the concise slogan “The Bright World ofMetals”. This international brand name covers theGerman flagships GIFA, METEC, THERMPROCESSand NEWCAST as well as their metal processing sa-tellites all over the world. A new member of the al-liance is Valve World Expo as the world’s leadingtrade fair for valves and valve accessories, which istaking place in Düsseldorf for the first time in 2010and will be enjoying a tremendous premiere with536 exhibitors from 37 different countries.

ALUMINIUM, the established event that will be ta-king place in Düsseldorf for the first time in 2012,is a new addition to the metal trade fair productfamily. The global trade fair ALUMINIUM, which isorganised by Reed Exhibitions, is considered to bethe international meeting place for the aluminiumindustry and includes a congress. Messe DüsseldorfProject Director Friedrich Kehrer, who is respon-sible for “The Bright World of Metals”, says: “Weare delighted about the new partnership withALUMINIUM. With its range of exhibits, it fits inperfectly with our metal trade fair portfolio andwill strengthen the Düsseldorf location. In ReedExhibitions we have found an extremely capableand experienced partner and I am certain thatALUMINIUM in Düsseldorf will be a huge success.”

The international offshoots of ALUMINIUM inIndia, Dubai and China as well as the events orga-nised by Messe Düsseldorf outside Germany –FOND-EX (International Foundry Fair) in the CzechRepublic, Metallurgy-Litmash (International Tradefor Metallurgy Machinery), Plant Technology & Pro-ducts in Moscow and Metallurgy India in Bombay –are also held under “The Bright World ofMetals” umbrella.

GIFA, METEC, THERMPROCESS and NEWCAST,that are taking place in Düsseldorf from 28.June to 2. July 2011, will be a summit meeting forthe international trade community again next year.A good six months before the event starts, it is al-ready apparent that the four technology trade fairswill be a success: the current registration figuresindicate that the range of exhibitors promises to bejust as strong as at the previous event in 2007.

Extensive service information about the trade fairscan be found at www.thebrightworldofmetals.com.

MADE IN

DENMARK

Friedrich-Georg Kehrer,Project manager of thetrade fairs Gifa, Metec,Thermprocess andNewcast is looking for-ward to cooperate withALUMINIUM.

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ALUMINIUM CHINA13-15 July 2011 | Shanghai

Located at the very heart of indu-strial Asia, ALUMINIUM CHINA2011 in Shanghai is the world’sleading aluminium trade fair

playing host to the entire supply chain of thealuminium industry and its major applicationfields.

In 2010, this Asia’s No.1 aluminium gatheringfor the sixth time opened its gate to 9,059qualified trade visitors and buyers including237 VIPs and 30 delegations from 30 provincesin China and 80 countries globally, as well as320 exhibiting companies from 30 countriesand regions around the world.

As part of the INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS CHINAEvents and Global ALUMINIUM brand organisedby Reed Exhibitions, ALUMINIUM CHINA 2011is set to attract over 400 exhibitors and10,000 visitors to come for the world’slargest aluminium gathering of the year. Joinus at Shanghai New International Expo Centrefrom July 13 to 15, 2011 and together we bringaluminum to life!

www.aluminiumchina.com

ALUMINIUM INDIA9-11 November 2011 | Mumbai

ALUMINIUM INDIA 2011 is India'slargest international B2B plat-form showcasing the latesttechnologies and products in the

aluminium industry, offering new business op-portunities to professional visitors and key de-cision makers from aluminium processingcompanies and various application industries.

The second edition of ALUMINIUM INDIA inFebruary 2010 saw 108 exhibitors from 18countries displaying their innovations from thefields of extrusion, casting, foundry, metallurgyand surface treatments.

Now in its third edition, ALUMINIUM INDIA2011 aims to highlight India’s critical role in theglobal aluminium industry, by focusing onemerging opportunities in high growthmanufacturing sectors in the South Asianregion.

These include Automotive Manufacturing,Building & Construction, Tele communicati-ons, IT and Hardware. These sectors alone arecapable of taking the aluminium industry in theIndian subcontinent to never before heights.

www.aluminium-india.com

ALUMINIUM DUBAI | 9-11 May 2011 | DubaiGulf countries aiming for 6 million metric tons of annual aluminium production.Middle East producers to share growth strategies at ALUMINIUM Dubai 2011.

The Middle East processed around 3 million tonsof primary aluminium or 6.5 per cent of total globalproduction in 2009 to cement its place as oneof the world’s top aluminium sources. The outputfrom GCC states alone has doubled to 1.8 milliontons since 2000. The rapid growth of the aluminiumsector prompted Gulf producers to recently form theGulf Aluminium Council to advance and protect in-dustry interests.

At its current rate of growth, the Gulf’s annual alu-minium production has the potential to reach 6 mil-lion metric tonnes in the near future. With newsmelters and unit expansions currently on the pipe-line, the region’s production could hit 9 millionmetric tonnes or 13 per cent of global supply by2020. Two key industry drivers to watch are accessto cheap gas feedstock and close proximity tothe major aluminium markets of Europe, theUnited States and the Far East.

The Gulf’s aluminium players will take the opportu-nity to discuss major industry trends and sharestrategies for boosting their global market shareduring the 2nd edition of the biennial ALUMINIUMDUBAI show to be held from May 9 to 11, 2011at Sheikh Saeed Halls 2 and 3 of the DubaiInternational Convention and Exhibition Centre(DICEC). ALUMINUM DUBAI is currently theleading exhibition for aluminium products,technologies and investments in the Middle East.

“The successful completion of all phases of newsmelters projects across the Gulf region, which willsupport the growth of the aluminium production,plays a vital role in the development of aluminium-related industries and opens new opportunities forthe Arab and international investors. ALUMINIUMDUBAI acquires a special importance as it provi-des an ideal platform to utilize the investmentopportunities by bringing together the industryleaders from all over the world,” said Tarek Ali,Show Manager, ALUMINIUM DUBAI, ReedExhibitions.

ALUMINIUM DUBAI is the most comprehensive andspecialized event which covers the various aspectsand sectors of the aluminium industry from rawmaterials to all types of the related applications,which in turn makes this event the ideal venue todiscover the latest technologies and promisinginvestment opportunities in aluminium industryacross the Middle East.

Aside from showcasing the latest techniques andproducts, ALUMINIUM DUBAI will also highlight theinvestment plans and the expansion activities ofGulf producers. Some of the major industry namesthat supported the first edition – including Emira-tes Aluminium (EMAL), DUBAL, SMS Metallurgyand FATA Spa – have confirmed their returnparticipation in the 2011 show.

Debuting in March 2009, ALUMINIUM DUBAIgathered 65 exhibitors from 23 countries, 82 percent of which were international industry players.More than 3,000 attendees from 61 countries –73 per cent of whom came from the region – alsopatronized the show. Moreover, 98 per cent ofvisitors were decision makers for their respectivecompanies.

www.aluminium-dubai.com

ALUMINIUM DUBAI 2009 was inaugurated by His Highness SheikhHamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum - Deputy Ruler of Dubai, UAEMinister for Finance and Industry and Chairman of Dubai Alumi-nium Company (DUBAL). Mr. Frederic Theux, President of ReedExhibitions Middle East and Mr. Tarek Ali, Show Manager ofALUMINIUM DUBAI led the representatives from the region’saluminium industry major players who graced the dignitary walkduring the opening ceremony.

At ALUMINIUM DUBAI German exhibitors will again present themselves under the roof of"Made in Germany" in a special pavilion. Have a look at the website to see who will jointhis pavilion: www.aluminium-dubai.com.

MADE IN GERMANY PAVILION

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AFL Allgemeine Filter- und Lufttechnik GmbHKaiserstr. 84 + 88 | 42329 Wuppertalafl-filter@t-online.deT +49 (0)202 785 285 | F +49 (0)202 785 339www.afl-filter.de

We are a ventilation systems company with a longand proud tradition. Part of this tradition, however,involves keeping up with all the latest developments.

Since 1989 we have specialised in offering filter tech-nology to metal industry companies all over theworld. As a result of our unconventional and outstan-ding solutions we rapidly gained a reputation as a re-liable business partner - especially to heavy industry.

Offering good quality is our top priority. Only then canwe put our name proudly to each product and service.

Our main products and services include:

· Vapour and oil aerosol extraction and separationsystems in rolling mills

· Dust suction and separation lines for horizontal mil-ling lines in rolling mills

· Edging suction lines · Vacuum braking lines for longitudinal cutters insheet metal processing

· Scale suction for levelling machines · Inward tube suctions

ARP GmbH & Co.KGIndustriestraße 37 | 72275 Alpirsbach-Peterzellverkauf@arp-mb.deT +49 (0)7444 95150 | F +49 (0)7444 95 15 60www.arp-mb.de

We are a machine building company that has specia-lized in the development of complete swarf disposaland treatment concepts.

The range includes swarf disposal systems by meansof above ground pumping technology and by vacuumextraction systems as well as swarf treatment systemsfor pulverizing, centrifuging and transporting as wellas a new and innovative swarf silo technique. We alsooffer complete processing of aluminium swarf for therecovery process.

NEW: Swarf cleaning with thermal afterburner andsmelting furnace S-1000

Bartz Maschinenbau GmbHRobert-Bosch-Str. 14+18 | 56727 Mayeninfo@bartz-maschinenbau.deT +49 (0)02651 49300 | F +49 (0)2651 48758www.bartz-maschinenbau.de

belec Spektrometrie Opto-Elektronik GmbHHamburger Str. 12 | 49124 Georgsmarienhütteinfo@belec.deT +49 (0)5401 8709 90 | F +49 (0)5401 8709 28www.belec.de

Belec Spektrometrie Opto-Elektronik GmbH in Ger-many is the pioneer of mobile precision metal analy-sis. Belec introduced the world's very first mobileemission spectrometer in 1972 and has been leadingthe field ever since. Today, Belec is the only companyremaining that produces high-end mobile emissionspectrometers, using only the best high performancephotomultipliers and thus achieving laboratory preci-sion and accuracy in portable metal analysis incl. C-P-S!

Benseler Beschichtungen GmbH & Co. KGZeppelinstr. 28 | 71706 Markgröningenjana.baumann@benseler.deT +49 (0)7145 9990 | F +49 (0)7154 178 7698www.benseler.de

Biersack Maschinenbau GmbHMeisenweg 8 | 92339 Beilngriesdominik.biersack@biersack.deT +49 (0)8461 641512 | F +49 (0)8461 641564www.biersack.de

As a complete service provider certified according toEN 9100 and TS 16949 with around 120 employeesand over 60 years experience, we offer everything todo with machining:

Engineering | Procurement of material | CNC machi-ning | Surface and heat treatment | Logistics

Biersack produces all quantities and all materials:

· CNC milling up to 5 axes, up to 1,250 mm· CNC turning up to 12 axes, up to 550 mm dia.· 5-sided all-round production of aluminium sectionsand semi-finished goods up to 6,000 mm in lengthand 150 mm² in cross-section

· HSC machining of aluminium· Aluminium/steel/titanium machining· Forged + cast components and much more

What can we do for you?

C & C Bark Metalldruckguss u. Formenbau GmbHBirkenweg 8 | 72355 Schömberginfo@cc-bark.deT +49 (0)7427 94030 | F +49 (0)7427 3263www.cc-bark.de

For three generations now, C&C Bark GmbH has con-centrated exclusively on the manufacture of die-castmagnesium parts for a wide range of applications.Magnesium die-casting is our passion and we takecare of the entire process chain. This starts with de-sign work which reflects the material's properties, andcontinues with casting, surface refinement and ma-chining. Our employees have gathered a great deal ofknow-how and experience over the years and knowexactly what can be achieved with magnesium - andwhat is important when designing and producing acomponent. C&C Bark provides support throughoutthe entire manufacturing process, from the develop-ment and design phase, to the manufacture of preci-sion moulds and tools right through to the perfect,finished cast part.

Chiao Tai Aluminium Industry Co. Ltd.No. 32, 671 Lane, An Chao RDYen Chao Hsiang | 824 Kaohsiung Hsien | TAIWANchiao.alu@msa.hinet.netT +886 (0)7 616 6703 | F +886 (0)7 616 6153www.chiaoalu.com.tw

Aluminum extrusions, processing , surface finishing,total solutions

· One of leading manufacturers from Taiwan speciali-zed in Aluminum Extrusions and Aluminum alloycabinets and display fittings.

· More than 20 years of experience, reliable quality,wellseasoned process work and best price.

· Folding press 45 degree & 90 degree, cutting, sa-wing,anodizing, chemical polishing, powder coating, liquidcoating and heat treatment applied to our finishedproducts

Continuus-Properzi S.P.A.Via Cosimo del Fante 10 | 20122 Milan | ITALYsales@properzi.itT +39 2 98 8492208 | F +39 2 98 10358www.properzi.com

DEDACCIAI SRLVIA L. DA VINCI 19 | 26010 CAMPAGNOLA CREMASCA| ITALYstefano.locatelli@dedacciai.comT +39 (0)373 74499 | F +39 (0)373 750029www.dedacciai.com

Diesner Aluminiumgiesserei GmbH & Co. KGCarl Zeiss Straße 2-4 | 42579 Heiligenhausgf@diag.deT +49 (0)2056 98380 | F +49 (0)2056 983830www.diag.de

Exhibitors of ALUMINIUM 2010 in the focus

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Dynacast Deutschland GmbH & Co. KGHüfinger Straße 24 | 78199 Bräunlingeninfo@dynacast.deT +49 (0)771 9208 0 | F +49 (0)771 9208100www.dynacast.de

EFM Europäische ForschungsgemeinschaftMagnesium e.V.Gartenstr. 131 | 73430 Aalenpost@efm-aalen.deT +49 (0)7361 92 74 17 | F +49 (0)7361 927432www.efm-aalen.de

EISENMANN Anlagenbau GmbH & Co. KGTübinger Str. 81 | 71032 Böblingeninfo@eisenmann.comT +49 (0)7031 78 0 | F +49 (0)7031 78 1000www.eisenmann.de

Carefully devised plant engineering for thealuminium industry

EISENMANN, the internationally operating plant de-signer has had technical solutions for the machiningof aluminium materials in its programme for someconsiderable time. At present, customers are focusingespecially on the heat treatment of alloy wheels andon cleaning as well as on pretreatment systems foraluminium strips.

During the past ten years, numerous manufacturers ofcast alloy wheels have employed over 50 of theseheat treatment systems from the company based inBöblingen. Space-saving and energy efficient achieve-ment of high throughputs, even with large workpie-ces, is now possible due to further developed plantengineering.

With regard to the multi-facetted machining processof aluminium strips, EISENMANN offers for every sub-sequent application the appropriate cleaning and pre-treatment processes. The plant engineering, which hasalready been field-proven over 60 times, is consideredto be safe and reliable for high-quality demands andis noted for its comparatively very brief process times.

ELCON Machinefabriek B.V.Waaier 2 PO box 722450 AB Leimuiden | THE NETHERLANDSinfo@elcon.nlT +31(0)172 50 88 91 | F +31(0)172 50 78 92www.elcon.nl

EUROPASS SRLVia Mimose 2/A | 31033 CASTELFRANCO Veneto |ITALYinfo@europassnet.comT +39 423 722334 | F +39 423 72 18 57www.europassnet.com

Everising Machine Co.No.1, Jingke 1st RoadNantun District | 408 Taichung | TAIWANbruce@everising.com.twT +886 (0)4 2350 5300 | F +886 (0)4 2350 5420www.everising.com

EVERISING machine company is the most professionalmanufacturer of sawing machine in Taiwan since1982.

The brand "EVERISING" is marketed to over sixtycountries in the world. Through focus on "high quality,innovation and leading technology" to breakthroughthe limit of sawing products. With motto “In Searchof Excellence, Sustainable Management”, Everising iscommitted raising its technology, quality and expan-ding worldwide distribution network to provide custo-mers with best service. We interconnect all themarketing, development and manufacture actives toget the efficiency and advance the competition tolead the great feature in the world.

Fest AGHarzburger Straße 14 | 38642 Goslarkontakt@fest-ag.netT +49 (0)5321 687 0 | F +49 (0)5321 687 222www.fest-ag.net

Fill Gesellschaft m.b.H.Fillstraße 1 | 4942 Gurten | AUSTRIA info@fill.co.atT +43 (0)7757 7010 0 | F +43 (0)7757 7010 275www.fill.co.at

Cost-effectiveness combined with leading edge tech-nology; these are the two parameters behind the de-velopment of the machines and systems for castingstechnology from Fill.

The Austrian high-tech machine engineering companyFill accompanies you through each and every pro-duction process, from core production, through cast-ing, right up to the finished product.

The Fill Team is distinguished by many years of expe-rience and technical proficiency. We take overall re-sponsibility for even the most complex automationprocess. We offer our customers comprehensiveknow-how extending from concept design throughthe production, assembly and service right up to theautomated data analysis.

If you are seeking the best solution, shape your futurewith Fill.

Forging Group Monale SRLStr. Castellero, 18/20 | 14013 Monale | ITALYdomenico.brachet@forging-group.comT +39 141 669819 | F +39 141 66 98 00www.forging-group.com

Fritz Schiess AGFeinschnitt-StanzwerkFloozstrasse | 9620 Lichtensteig | SWITZERLANDinfo@fschiess.comT +41 (0)71 9876767 | F +41 (0)71 9876768www.fschiess.com

Grundscheid GmbH & Co. KGHaberstrasse 8-10 | 42551 Velbertthorsten.grundscheid@aluguss-grundscheid.deT +49 (0)2051 21098 | F +49 (0)2051 23635www.aluguss-grundscheid.de

Hangzhou NeedIndex Tech-Info Co., LTD4th Floor, 4th Building, Hangzhou High &New Oriental Technology Park No.30, Wantang Road |310013 Hangzhou | CHINAzfl3488@126.comT +86 (0)571 89937588 | F +86 (0)571 88225044www.alu.cn

HEITRONICS Infrarot Messtechnik GmbHKreuzberger Ring 40 | 65205 Wiesbadeninfo@heitronics.comT +49 (0)611 97393 0 | F +49 (0)611 97393 26www.heitronics.com

Hettich Druck- u. Spritzgusswerk GmbH u. Co KGSiegener Str. 37 | 35066 Frankenbergmichael.schran@de.hettich.comT +49 (0)6451 741216 | F +49 (0)6451 741200www.hettich.com

Höcker Polytechnik GmbHBorgloher Str. 1 | 49176 Hilterheiner.kleine-wechelmann@polytechnik.deT +49 (0)5409 405133 | F +49 (0)5409 405 3133www.hoecker-polytechnik.de

Högg AGWilerstrasse 137 | 9620 Lichtensteig | SWITZERLANDinfo@hoegg.chT +41 (0)71 987 69 69 | F +41 (0)71 987 69 89www.HOEGG.CH

IMM Machinery Inc.17 Eagle Ridge DrHAWTHORN WOODS IL 60047 | UNITED STATESinfo@immm.comT +1 (0)847 726 3000 | F +1 (0)847 726 3007www.immm.com

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INOX Schleiftechnik GmbH + Co KGOtto-Stoelcker-Str. 31 | 35066 Frankenberginfo@inox-schleiftechnik.deT +49 (0)6451-715388 | F +49 (0)6451 715386www.inox-schleiftechnik.de

INOX is a provider of surface refinement services in-cluding grinding, brushing, polishing and foiling.Inox processes sheet metal, profiles and various othersemi-finished products made from a range of materi-als including stainless steel, aluminium and non-fer-rous heavy metals using a wide variety of surfacerefinement techniques.

We have specialised in the creation of high-qualitypremium and design surfaces using our own speciallydeveloped technique which allows individual patternsto be ground onto surfaces to give them a unique ap-pearance.

We have accumulated a great deal of specialistknowledge and experience in the different processingmethods over many years, enabling us to offer bothstandard and individual designs - and even specialgrinding patterns in response to customers' specificwishes.

Kalmbach GmbHEintrachtstr. 96 | 42551 Velbertinfo@kalmbach.deT +49 (0)2051 2868 0 | F +49 (0)2051 286815www.kalmbach.de

KMF Kärntner Maschinenfabriken GmbHItaliener Straße 62 | 9560 Villach | AUSTRIApeter.kalkusch@kmf.atT +43 (0)6991 2003 322 | F +43 (0)4242 234 8650www.kmf.at

Aluminium-recycling with unimagined possibilitiesin new efficiencyEfficient Aluminium recycling with furnace systemsby KMF

KMF‘s innovative technical developments set thestandards for the efficient recycling of aluminium.Performance leadership to us means bringing the bestpossible product performance together with the bestpossible delivery of service. With KMF you have aprovider of comprehensive solutions.

Provider MASTERmax – Most Advanced Systemof RecyclingThe only plant assembly available worldwide whichpermits every kind of slag operation, conventionallyfluid or dry low salt. A fully automated recycling solu-tion for batches from 6 to 25 tons.

ACEmax – Aluminium CentrifugeThe ideal facility for recycling of inhouse scrap insmaller batches up to 5 tons for dross, bleedings andshavings.

Magrec Recycling GmbHSteinräum 3 | 96524 Föritzhelmut.ehrhardt@magrec.deT +49 (0)3675 757948 | F +49 (0)3675 757958www.magrec.de

Mersher GmbHHeinrichstr. 155 | 40239 Düsseldorfs.thielen@mersher.comT +49 (0)211 550429 | F +49 (0)211 550429 11www.mersher.com

Oskar Frech GmbH + Co. KGSchorndorfer Str. 32 | 73614 Schorndorf-Weilerinfo@frech.comT +49 (0)7181 702 0 | F +49 (0)7181 75430www.frech.com

Otto Mayer Maschinenfabrik GmbHFischbachstraße 7 | 72290 Loßburg-Lombachgerd.buenker@mayersaws.comT +49 (0)7446 95603 56 | F +49 (0)7446 95603 50www.mayersaws.com

PADELTTHERM GmbHGewerbeviertel 1 | 04420 Markranstädtinfo@padelttherm.deT +49 (0)34205 775 0 | F +49 (0)34205 775 27www.padelttherm.de

PD Roding GmbHJohann-Vaillant-Str. 10 | 93426 Rodingvertrieb@pd-roding.deT +49 (0)9461 9138 484 | F +49 (0)9461 9138 475www.pdr-roding.de

INOX is a provider of surface refinement services in-cluding grinding, brushing, polishing and foiling.

Inox processes sheet metal, profiles and various othersemi-finished products made from a range of materi-als including stainless steel, aluminium and non-fer-rous heavy metals using a wide variety of surfacerefinement techniques.

We have specialised in the creation of high-qualitypremium and design surfaces using our own speciallydeveloped technique which allows individual patternsto be ground onto surfaces to give them a unique ap-pearance.

We have accumulated a great deal of specialistknowledge and experience in the different processingmethods over many years, enabling us to offer bothstandard and individual designs - and even specialgrinding patterns in response to customers' specificwishes.

Reichenbacher Hamuel GmbHRosenauer Str. 32 | 96487 Dörfles-Esbachinfo@reichenbacher.deT +49 (0)9561 5990 | F +49 (0)9561 599199www.reichenbacher.com

Reimann GmbHErftstraße 73 | 41238 Mönchengladbachinfo@reimann-stahlbau.deT +49 (0)2166 133068 13 | F +49 (0)2166 133068 33www.reimann-stahlbau.de

RWP Gesellschaft beratender Ingenieure für Be-rechnung und rechnergestützte Simulation mbHBundesstraße 77 | 52159 Roetgenrwp@rwp-simtec.deT +49 (0)2471 1230 0 | F +49 (0)2471 1230 99www.rwp-simtec.de

Sägen Mehring GmbHII. Industriestrasse 10 | 68766 Hockenheiminfo@rix-mehring.deT +49 (0)6205 20980 | F +49 (0)6205 2098410www.rix-mehring.de

Schlager Industrieofenbau GmbHSudfeldstr. 29-31 | 58093 Hageninfo@schlager-gmbh.deT +49 (0)2331 570 87 00 | F +49 (0)2331 570 87 99www.schlager-industrieofen.de

Schmolz + Bickenbach Distributions GmbHEupener Str. 70 | 40549 Düsseldorfi.gicklhorn@schmolz-bickenbach.comT +49 (0)211 509 2830 | F +49 (0)211 509 2934www.schmolz-bickenbach.com

SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH is a worldwide leading sup-plier of special steels. In the Aluminium sector, theconcern offers bars, pipes, norm sheet and checkerplates as well as indiviual solutions in aluminium.Founded as a distributor for special steel products in1919, SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH combines today thecapabilities of a steel producer with those of a steelprocessor and distributor. With companies on fivecontinents, SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH guaranteestheir customers global service and support.

Schött Druckguss GmbHHorlecke 5-7 | 58706 MendenVertrieb@Schoett-Druckguss.deT +49 (0)2373 1608 0 | F +49 (0)2373 1608 110www.schoett-druckguss.de

Creating complex, high-tech products, manufacturedto the highest quality using cost-effective productionprocesses - this is what Schött-Druckguß GmbH al-ways aspires to.

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As one of the leading producers of die-cast alumi-nium parts we make products for well-known systemsmanufacturers in practically all branches of industry.

Schött-Druckguß GmbH is not, however, merely asupplier of highly complex die-cast aluminium parts,it is also a highly effective partner in the fields of de-velopment, surface technology, CNC processing andsub-unit assembly.

Our know-how extends across the entire productionprocess - from prototypes through to series pro-duction.

Our quality management system was certified in 2002to ISO/TS 16949 and our environment managementsystem has been ISO 14001 certified since 2004.

Schwarz Warmpresswerk AGIndustrie Hofacker | 9606 Bütschwil | SWITZERLANDinfo@schwarzwp.chT +41 (0)71 9827010 | F +41 (0)71 9833821www.schwarzwp.ch

Siempelkamp GmbH & Co. KGMaschinen- und AnlagenbauSiempelkampstr. 75 | 47803 Krefeldralf.griesche@siempelkamp.comT +49 (0)2151 9230 | F +49 (0)2151 925360www.siempelkamp.de

SIM-TEC s.r.l.Via Cascina Battisti 3223826 Mandello del Lario LC | ITALYsimtec_srl@libero.itT +39 3476120171 | F +39 341702766

Technische Universität IlmenauFG Thermo- und FluiddynamikHelmoltzring 1, Haus M, Zimmer 40598693 Ilmenaumandy.guttzeit@tu-ilmenau.deT +49 (0)3677 693285 | F +49 (0)3677 694223www.tu-ilmenau.de/tfd

Uni-Geräte Elektrotechnische Fabrik GmbHHoltumsweg 13 | 47652 Weezeinfo@uni-geraete.comT +49 (0)2837 91340 | F +49 (0)2837 1444www.uni-geraete.com

Uni Geräte GmbH has been exporting highly speciali-sed solenoid and electropneumatic valves all over theworld for over 60 years now. The company developsand produces its own fittings for burners, furnaces,boilers and power plants.

Uni-Geräte makes special custom-built products,standard models and special system solutions for usewith gases up to 1000°C, oil, water and other mediain small and large production runs.

Uni-Geräte products are also deployed in high-riskareas. Thanks to its strict safety standards and depen-dable customer and delivery service, more than 3000business partners all over the world now rely on thequality brand from the west of Germany.

Visit www.uni-geraete.com for further information onthe company.

Wespa Metallsägenfabrik Simonds Industries GmbHSpangenberger Straße 6134212 Melsungen-Adelshauseninfo@wespa-simonds.deT +49 (0)5661 9263 0 | F +49 (0)5661 9263 166www.wespa-simonds.de

Wickeder Westfalenstahl GmbHHauptstraße 6 | 58739 Wickedeinfo@wickeder.deT +49 (0)2377 9170 | F +49 (0)2377 917-100www.wickeder.de

Williamson Corporation70 Domino Drive | 01742 Concord | USAsales@williamsonir.comT +1 (0)978 3699607 | F +1 (0)978 3695485www.williamsonir.com

Williamson has been an innovative manufacturer ofinfrared thermometers for industrial applications forthe past 50 years.

It has pioneered the infrared application of aluminiumtemperature measurement starting 25 years ago.

Today's successful applications include:

Profiles at Extrusion Press Exit, Quench Zone and afterQuenching as well as Billet temperature and Die Pre-heat temperature; Continuous Caster Strand; RollingMill Roughing, Finishing and Coiler temperatures;Molten aluminium and Forging.

Other applications include Green Anode Productionand Baking.

Williamson's Infrared Thermometers offer High Accu-racy & Repeatability as well as Long Term Stabilityand are constructed to survive in very harsh industrialconditions.

Williamson is also partnering with SAI Automation ofItaly regarding the Automatic Closed Loop ControlSystem called TPC. The basic TPC system produces Iso-thermal Profile Extrusion. Many additional featuresand functions are available.

ZERUST GmbHSudfeldstraße 29-31 | 58093 Hagenkontakt@zerust.deT +49 (0)2331 570 87 50 | F +49 (0)2331 570 87 55www.zerust.de

ZOP Co. Ltd. Forging PlantUl Kuznicza 13 | 21-045 Swidnik | POLANDanna_bartosik@kuznia-zop.plT +48 (0)81 751 5009 122 | F +48 (0)81 468 0911www.kuznia-zop.pl

ZOP Co. Ltd. Forging Plant (Z.O.P.) was established on1st of April, 2000 and is a subsidiary of the WSK PZL-Świdnik S.A. Production activity was started in 1954.We have implemented the Quality Management Sys-tem AS/EN 9100. ZOP is able to offer high quality for-gings, which are successfully applied in aviationindustry, in the production of land vehicles, energetic,machinery industry and special military vehicles. Wecarry out hot plastic working-forging and pressing ofthe following alloys: aluminum from 0.05kg to 50kg,copper from 0.05kg to 50kg, titanium from 0.05kgto10kg, iron from 0.1kg to 30kg.

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