Researchers at Brunel University London report that an ultrasound treatment could be a much cheaper and more environmentally friendly way to remove hydrogen from aluminum alloys than conventional methods.
Ipsen ships vacuum furnaces to aerospace companies
Reliance Steel & Aluminum completes acquisition of Fox Metals and Alloys
Alcoa cuts production time for auto alloys from 20 days to 20 minutes
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