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Aluminum ingots are crafted by melting either scrap aluminum or bauxite ore, pouring the molten material into molds to shape blocks referred to as "ingots." The process entails subjecting the scrap or ore to high temperatures, followed by cooling in molds, resulting in the formation of substantial solid aluminum blocks. These blocks can be further cut into smaller pieces for diverse applications.

The production of aluminum ingots involves the non-ferrous process of pouring molten aluminum into specialized molds, available in various sizes and shapes. The resulting ingots exhibit distinct appearances based on the mold variations. Presently, aluminum stands as the second most extensively utilized metal globally, following iron.