Aluminum Extrusion Capabilities:

Extral Technology 7" multi-void 2,000 ton press, up to 9" wide parts.

Most alloys

Process:

1. Heat aluminum cylinder (billet) to ~800–950°F (soft but not melted).

2. Ram forces it through a shaped steel die → comes out as a long profile with the exact cross-section.

3. Cool quickly (high volume air).

4. Stretch slightly to straighten.

5. Cut to length.

6. Age in oven (makes it strong – T5/T6).

7. Optional: buff, anodize, paint, or cnc machine.

Result: Long, perfectly shaped, strong aluminum parts in one continuous piece (tubes, angles, frames, heatsinks, etc.).