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From April 8 to 10, 2026, the International Aluminum Exhibition, themed “Bringing Together Quality Resources from the Global Aluminum Industry Chain to Build a Collaborative Ecosystem for Upstream and Downstream Development,” was grandly held at the Suzhou International Expo Centre. The exhibition comprehensively covered the entire industry chain—from upstream raw materials such as bauxite, alumina, and primary aluminum, to aluminum flat-rolled products (sheet, strip, and foil), extruded products (tubes, bars, wires, and profiles), aluminum die-casting materials, and further to aluminum melting and casting equipment, high-end machinery manufacturing, as well as recycling and reuse systems. Titan, a company specializing in the R&D and sales of scrap metal recycling equipment and systems, sent a delegation led by General Manager Mr. Liu to actively integrate into the green and low-carbon development landscape of the aluminum industry.

Mr. Liu stated that his primary goal in attending the exhibition was to gain an in-depth understanding of the complete ecosystem—from raw materials to finished products—and to identify opportunities for collaboration with upstream links such as melting, casting, rolling, and extrusion, thereby promoting the systematic application of scrap metal recycling systems in the circular economy of the aluminum industry. At the same time, he hoped to exchange insights with more industry peers and expand cooperation with aluminum processing companies, secondary aluminum producers, and equipment manufacturers.

During the exhibition, Mr. Liu engaged in extensive discussions with several enterprises involved in aluminum sheet, strip, foil, extruded profiles, and die-casting. He learned about their pain points in scrap aluminum recycling, such as impurity separation, melt loss control, and energy efficiency improvements. Meanwhile, Mr. Liu also presented in detail the innovations Titan has made in scrap metal recycling equipment, which received wide recognition from his peers.

After the event, Mr. Liu summarized: This exhibition gave him a clearer view of the entire aluminum industry chain—”from ore to recycled metal”—particularly the high standards that upstream melting and casting and downstream die-casting processes demand for recycled aluminum quality. He realized that simply providing equipment is no longer enough to meet customer needs; rather, it is essential to offer systematic solutions covering sorting, cleaning, and pre-melting treatment. The exhibition also made him aware that digitalization and intelligence are becoming new trends in scrap metal recycling systems, which will guide his company’s next steps in R&D.