Recycling & Scrap Processing

EGA announced a 170,000-tonne secondary aluminium recycling facility launching in Q1 2026 — signalling the GCC's commitment to closing the aluminium loop and meeting ESG targets. Secondary aluminium from scrap requires 95% less energy than primary smelting. We supply the equipment chain for scrap sorting, preparation, melting, and refining.

What we supply

• Shredders and granulators for aluminium scrap size reduction
• Eddy current separators and magnetic separators for scrap sorting
• Dryers and decoaters — thermal and mechanical for contamination removal
• Rotary melting furnaces — tilting and fixed for secondary aluminium production
• Twin-chamber furnaces for contaminated and light scrap melting
• Salt slag handling and recycling equipment
• Degassing and filtration units for secondary alloy quality improvement

How the project proceeds

1. Define the scrap input mix, contamination level, and target alloy specification
2. Select processing line configuration and furnace technology
3. Source equipment from manufacturers with proven secondary aluminium references
4. Support commissioning and alloy qualification testing

Why Infinity

Secondary aluminium processing is more complex than primary smelting from a metallurgical standpoint — scrap chemistry is variable, and alloy quality depends on the entire process chain. We source equipment from manufacturers who understand these constraints, not generic metalworking machinery suppliers.