Malleability, durability, lightness, resistance to penetration of water, good thermal conductivity, low maintenance cost, and highly resistant to corrosion are only a few of the characteristics of aluminum. The metal is applied to the most diverse segments in the economy, such as: transport, civil construction, consumption goods, packaging, food and pharmaceutical industries, wires and cables, for the distribution and transmission of energy.

In addition to this, aluminum is an infinitely recyclable metal, produced from the energy of hydroelectric plants; i.e. a clean and sustainable energetic matrix.