Constructed in 1986, Vulcan Aluminum Mill, a division of Vulcan, Inc., produces aluminum coil and sheet from which a variety of products are manufactured. This aluminum mini-rolling mill was the first to use a Hazelett Twin-Belt Caster in the Southeast.

At Vulcan, we begin with prime aluminum melting stock to guarantee the cleanest possible coil products. We cast and hot roll a range of alloys that includes a specialization in 5052 products.

The coils are cold rolled and finished to produce “O” Temper through H38 properties in thicknesses of 0.040 to 0.125 inches and widths up to 48 inches. With our tension leveling, annealing and slitting capabilities, we can package and ship products to meet your specifications and delivery needs.

Vulcan Aluminum Mill manufactures and distributes the following products:
 

5052 Aluminum     5052-H291 Aluminum     5052-H32 Aluminum     5052-H321 Aluminum     5052-H34 Aluminum     5052-H36 Aluminum     5052-H38 Aluminum     5052-O Aluminum     Aluminum Blanks     Aluminum Coil     Aluminum Sheet     Annealed Aluminum     Annealed Aluminum coil

Coiled Aluminum Sheet     Cut to Length Aluminum     H291 Aluminum     H32 Aluminum     H321 Aluminum     H34 Aluminum     H36 Aluminum     H38 Aluminum     Mill Finish Aluminum     Slit Aluminum Coil     Temper Aluminum     Tension Leveled Aluminum     Washed Aluminum Coil

Give us a try . . . we believe you will be pleased with the results.

Molten aluminum at a temperature of 1300º F is pumped from the furnace to our computer controlled Continuous Caster to form an aluminum strip 0.75" thick. This photo shows the strip being wound into a coil as it exits the hot rolling operation.

After cooling, the coils are processed through our rolling mill to reduce the thickness of the metal to the desired gauge. This reduction process is also computer controlled and employs an X-ray gauge which allows us to maintain material thickness to within 1% of the desired gauge.

These finished coils have been rolled to the proper gauge, each one weighing approximately 18,000 pounds.