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Raw materials have become a strategic bottleneck. Geopolitical risks, price volatility, and new EU regulations such as the Critical Raw Materials Act are increasing pressure on companies. The key question is: Where do avoidable material losses occur – and how can they be reduced economically?

Ein Arbeiter, der eine Schutzbrille trägt, bedient eine Maschine zur Montage von Metallteilen in einer modernen Industrieanlage.

HAI confirms Short Payback Period for RUF Briquetting Systems

The Hammerer Aluminium Group uses RUF briquetting presses to efficiently close the material loop. When aluminium chips from production are compressed into briquettes and then remelted, the material yield is approximately eight percentage points higher than when melting loose chips. Using their own, precisely defined materials also ensures consistently high alloy quality.

The latest addition to the RUF Maschinenbau portfolio, the low-cost RUF Formika, is a new briquetting system designed for the metals industries. Configured for small to mid sized batches in a wide range of applications, it frees a lot of storage space and simplifies logistics, making it in addition an attractive investment for production companies generating only small chip quantities.

Ein großes, massives Titanbrikett liegt auf einer weißen Fläche vor einem mit losen Metallspänen gefüllten Behälter. Der Text TITANIUM BRIQUETTE erscheint in einem grünen Kasten in der oberen rechten Ecke.

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