PHOENIX ALLIANCE PRIVATE LIMITED

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PRODUCT SUMMARY FOR STARTUP INDIA Extrusion is the process most often used for uniform section profiles of aluminium. This method allows to produce high quality products at low cost. Being able to produce slender hollow parts with narrow tolerances and good mechanical properties. Aluminium Extrusion has made its mark as an innovative product in the field of Construction / Architecture & Industry. Today, extrusion is earning its place as a key component in solar power - providing cost-effective mounting and racking solutions for concentrated (CSP), photovoltaic (PV), concentrated photovoltaic (CPV), and Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) solar power systems. Extrusion is increasingly found in wind power as well. From bus bar to carry the electricity generated by the turbine to inner-tower structural elements, platforms and ladders, extrusions and extrusion-based assemblies play a prominent role. In factory automation; extrusions a key component of actuators, linear motion components and robotics due to their precision, low mass, high strength and low maintenance. You'll also find wide use of "erector set" systems in the work place - T-slot profiles that can be combined with special hardware to create machine guarding, run-out tables, factory work stations, and more. High strength with light weight, minimal maintenance, the absence of brittleness at low temperatures, and the ability to engineer a wide range of functionality into components, make aluminium extrusions a major element of military, aircraft and aerospace solutions. Aluminium has played an important role in these applications for years; in fact, the Wright Flyer, in which the Wright Brothers achieved the first powered flight in December 1903, utilized a cast aluminium engine block to minimize weight. Today, a new generation of aluminium-lithium alloys for extrusions and forgings is offering aircraft producers weight and fuel savings vs. the newest composites. Whether for autos, busses, trucks, trailers, or rail, engineers are increasingly turning to aluminium extrusions to improve fuel economy, enhance performance and increase load carrying capacity. Each pound of aluminium that replaces two pounds of steel or iron in a car can save 3.1 gallons of crude oil, and 20 pounds of CO2 emissions, over the life of the vehicle. The use of automotive aluminium in 2006 model year vehicles alone has saved 14.5 billion gallons of gasoline or about 350 million barrels of crude oil. And with new mileage standards for both passenger and commercial vehicles, additional extrusion use — and environmental benefits — are expected. It is estimated that the commercial vehicle fuel standards announced in 2011 will cut crude oil consumption by over 500 million barrels, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 300 million tons annually. At the same time, aluminium extrusions offer vehicle developers a corrosion free material with the design flexibility to combine multiple functions in one part, and optimize the application of strength to where it is really needed. The role of jobs in any economy plays a crucial role especially in the developing economy, as an employed person contributes to the society and the economy at large in terms of the GDP and the per capita income. An employment is an important factor of the political, social and the economic growth of a nation as the job has the power to influence the decision making and remove corruption and thus has power to develop a more just and active economy. By setting up this plant we would be generating employment which is yet another key factor to make the dream come true of our Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi of generating employment by new and innovative start-ups. We plan to produce high grade extrusions using special machinery which has never been done in India and its unique process will be first in India. Parts that are currently being produced from abroad for use in bullet trains, aircrafts and Defence systems will be produced by us. It will truly make ‘Make in India’ possible.

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