Precision starts with
process engineering.

Our in-house engineering team continuously improves die performance, alloy behavior, and process capability to deliver international-grade aluminum solutions.

Engineering capabilities.

Four pillars of in-house technical control — from die geometry to surface finish.

01

Die Design & Fabrication

In-house die engineering for optimized metal flow, dimensional stability, and repeatable profile geometry.

02

Melting & Foundry

Controlled alloy preparation and melt management for extrusion billets, ingots, and wire rod production.

03

Quality Lab & Testing

Spectrometry, dimensional checks, and mechanical testing for traceable quality assurance at each stage.

04

Finishing Innovations

Anodizing and powder-coat process controls tuned for corrosion resistance and premium finish consistency.

Quality laboratory

QA Lab

Traceable verification

Continuous improvement with data-backed validation.

Production feedback loops, metallurgical analysis, and application-level testing continuously refine profile performance and manufacturability across sectors.

“Our in-house R&D team continuously improves product quality to meet evolving industry and international standards.”

Process flow.

A closed engineering loop from billet selection through lab release.

01

Alloy & Billet Planning

Material composition is selected to match functional and performance needs.

02

Die Development

Profile-specific dies are engineered, tested, and validated for target tolerances.

03

Extrusion & Heat Process

Metal flow, speed, and thermal cycles are tuned for dimensional and mechanical accuracy.

04

Lab Verification

QA checks verify chemistry, dimensions, and metallurgical performance before dispatch.

Wrought grades

Wrought alloys.

Expand any grade for IS chemical limits and mechanical minima by temper (M/F, W/T4, WP/T6) for bars, rods, and sections.

Indian wrought designations

Foundry-grade alloys.

Ingot grades aligned to BS, JIS, ASTM and GB specifications for casting programmes.

LM-6 / AC4A

BS 1490 · JIS H 2211

Pressure-tight castings, marine fittings, food / dairy

LM-4 / AC2A

BS 1490 · JIS H 2211

General sand & gravity die castings — engine parts

LM-24 / AC4B

BS 1490 · JIS H 2211

Pressure die-cast components — automotive housings

ADC-12

JIS H 2118

Automotive pressure die-cast — high fluidity, low shrinkage

A380 / A413.1

ASTM B85-96

Engine blocks, gearbox housings, electrical enclosures

YL10 / YL104

GB/T 15115-1994

Chinese standard die-cast — automotive & electronics

Metallurgical cross-reference

One alloy, eight standards.

Cross-reference wrought designations across IS, BS, AA, ALCAN, DIN, JIS, ASM, AFNOR and GOST — matching the Jhalani alloy specification brochure and Indian wrought grade families.

IS (India)BS (UK)AA (USA)ALCAN (Canada)DIN (Germany)ASMJIS (Japan)AFNOR (France)GOST (Russia)
195001S1050 / 10601S1SAl 99.5Al 1A 5
190002S11002S2SAl 99.0Al 3A 5A 2
6340050S / HE9606350S50SAl MgSi 0.5A2 S5ASG
6503265S / HE20606165S65SAlMgSiA2 S4
64430B51S / HE306082 / 6351B51SB51SAlMgSi16081 (NP)
62400C51S6005C51SC51S

Source · Company alloy equivalents table · Indian designations

IS 5052 · Temper key

Temper designations.

Indian (IS) and AA temper codes used with mechanical property tables — strength, ductility, and service condition.

IS · AA

O / O

Annealed — lowest strength, maximum ductility

IS · AA

M / F

As fabricated / as manufactured (typical properties only)

IS · AA

W / T4

Solution heat-treated and naturally aged

IS · AA

P / T5

Cooled from hot working and artificially aged

IS · AA

WP / T6

Solution heat-treated and artificially aged

Compliance, by default.

Our manufacturing quality is backed by the certifications we hold — BIS Certified and ISO 9001:2015.

BIS Certified

ISO 9001:2015

Specify with confidence.

Need alloy guidance, die feasibility, or a project-specific datasheet? Our engineering team supports selection from concept through release.