This material has a variety of features which enhance its utility and productivity, when used in a variety of domains, like at the home, in transport, in industry and commerce. The aluminium products are non-toxic, fire-resistant, light weight, water resistant, 100% recyclable and are naturally anodized. Due to these characteristics, aluminum is commonly used in cladding, windows, skylights, door frames, and roofing. Buildings built for living purpose constructed with aluminum are practically maintenance free due to the strength of aluminum's corrosion resistance. Windows made by aluminum extrusion and fabrication are attractive, energy-efficient and reliable.

Aluminum is one of the most resourceful materials of the contemporary world. It is used in everything from soda cans to cables to airliners. Aluminum can be molded, extruded, machined, cast, shaped and formed into a variety of things that it is a wonder of modern metallurgical art. Various cables like ACSR (Aluminum Cable Steel Reinforced)

RS Cable etc are produced from aluminium are used in different industries. It was only during the 1880's that a process was developed that made the extensive use of aluminum possible. Before the development of this process aluminum as a metal was more valuable than gold in it's pure form.

Small damages can easily be mended by sanding, reshaping and repainting the surface. Aluminium welding is an easy and simple do-it-yourself task, as the metal is tremendously versatile and it can be curved, tapered, welded, bonded and cut to any shape that can be used for a various number of jobs around the house. It is generally used in the roof construction of houses because of its strength against corrosion, which helps in weathering the influence of pollutants in the atmosphere.

Aluminum also has further uses in house hold products which are used more willingly around the home, such as the kitchen utensils, saucepans, indoor and outdoor furniture, fridges toasters and various other things. One of the most beneficial properties of aluminum is that it is 100 per cent recyclable. The various products made of aluminum can be liquefied and reused to make many more products.