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Aluminium in Oman — Recycled Ingots & Casting Alloys

Al Thail Group recycles aluminium scrap in Oman and casts it into aluminium ingots and casting alloys for foundries and manufacturers.

Stack of cast aluminium ingots on a workshop floor at an Al Thail Group plant in Oman
Pile of aluminium scrap sheet and offcuts under a blue sky, ready for sorting by grade
Aluminium scrap, sorted by grade and alloy type before melting.

Aluminium scrap we handle

Aluminium in Oman starts with scrap that is collected from approved sources and sorted by grade and alloy type. Sorting keeps the material suitable for processing and melting, and aluminium recovered this way can serve as feedstock for our own aluminium ingot production.

We also process aluminium dross. Dross is received from smelters and foundries, and it is worked to recover the aluminium metal it contains. Aluminium reaches us inside other materials too: cables, radiators and compressors are dismantled and sorted so that the aluminium in them can be recovered.

Aluminium ingots and alloys we produce

Our aluminium products are ingots and casting alloys. The alloy grades we list are 6063, AK5M2 / ADC12 and 3105 / AC4B, and we also make custom alloys to the composition a customer requires.

How aluminium is processed

The process starts with aluminium scrap that has been sorted by grade and prepared for melting. The molten metal is alloyed to the target composition and cast into ingots. Each batch is tested before it is released as finished aluminium ingots.

Where we recycle aluminium

Scrap is checked and sorted at our yards in Oman, including Muscat, Sohar and Salalah, and grouped into copper, aluminium, ferrous and other metal streams. The sorted aluminium then goes to Madayn Sohar (Non Ferrous Division) in Sohar, where aluminium is melted and alloyed. The Sohar hub covers aluminium recycling and aluminium alloy manufacturing on one site, from scrap intake to finished product.

From dismantled plants to finished ingots

Aluminium also comes from our industrial dismantling projects. Metal recovered from demolition and dismantling work is sorted into ferrous and non ferrous streams, and non ferrous metals such as aluminium go on to recycling. Recovered metal is recast and formed into new industrial products, with no compromise in quality and specification. Finished products are checked against specification before release and delivered back into regional supply chains.

Who uses our aluminium

Aluminium in Oman from Al Thail Group is supplied as ingots and casting alloys to foundries and manufacturers for automotive, building and general engineering parts. Aluminium is supplied globally, based on the specification each customer requires.

Related Al Thail Group services

Read how we buy and grade aluminium and other materials on our scrap metal trading and processing page, and how scrap is melted, alloyed and cast into ingots on our metal recycling and manufacturing page.