Yes. We collaborate with clients to create custom alloys that meet targeted mechanical, thermal, or corrosion performance requirements — especially for advanced automotive or structural applications.
Internal casthouse billets for extrusion performance — with external supply
At Ozbros Ltd, aluminium billet is a core internal material stream that supports our integrated manufacturing route—feeding our extrusion and flat-rolled programmes with controlled chemistry, consistent metallurgy and stable processing behaviour.
In addition to supporting our own production, we can also supply aluminium billets externally for customers who require reliable billet quality, defined alloys and consistent dimensions—subject to specification, volume and availability.
Because our billets are produced to support demanding downstream processes, the programme focuses on the factors that directly impact extrusion performance and total cost:
Billet quality is one of the strongest drivers of extrusion outcomes—especially for structural and tight-tolerance profiles. High-quality billets help deliver:
This is exactly why billet production sits at the start of our integrated manufacturing route.
While billets are primarily produced to serve internal demand, we can support external supply in two common ways:
If you want to buy billets, share your alloy, diameter, length and annual volume—plus any standard/testing requirements—and we’ll confirm feasibility and the best supply route.
We can support a broad alloy range, including:
We also work with customers on alloy selection and optimisation where there is a clear benefit to:
Diameters: 6″, 7″, 8″, 9″, 10″, 14″
Lengths: up to 7,300 mm
(If you’d like, we can add a short selection note here explaining how diameter choice typically links to press/container requirements—useful for buyers.)
Homogenisation is a key thermal step that supports more consistent billet condition and extrusion behaviour. Ozbros uses a controlled homogenisation route designed to support:
Exact cycles and routes are selected based on alloy and application requirements.
Billet quality control is built around consistent production discipline and documented traceability.
Depending on project requirements, our quality approach can include:
We can align verification and documentation to customer quality systems and industry standards where applicable.
Our billet stream supports modern manufacturing expectations through:
This enables practical benefits such as consistent repeat orders, faster issue resolution, and audit-friendly documentation.
We supply billets aligned to customer specifications and commonly used European and American standards frameworks where required.
If you have a defined standard, temper route, inspection plan or documentation format, include it with your RFQ.
To quote accurately, please send:
We’ll reply with: feasibility, recommended supply route (stream supply or dedicated campaign), lead time, and a commercial offer.
Producing billets within the same facility as extrusion operations ensures better alloy consistency, improved die performance, and enhanced mechanical strength in the final profiles. It also reduces logistics costs and lead times.
We supply a wide range of alloys including 1050, 6060, 6061, 6063, 6082, 7005, and 7020, as well as custom-developed alloys designed to meet specific application requirements.
Continuous homogenisation creates a more uniform grain structure and chemical consistency, which improves strength, ductility, and overall product stability compared to traditional batch homogenisation.
Our billets are produced with advanced hot-top air-slip casting technology and undergo ultrasonic non-destructive testing. This guarantees superior purity, dimensional accuracy, and defect-free results.
Yes. We collaborate with clients to create custom alloys that meet targeted mechanical, thermal, or corrosion performance requirements — especially for advanced automotive or structural applications.