An Aluminium Continuous Cast (CC) Rod Plant, also known as an Aluminium Wire Rod Plant, is a facility that produces continuous cast aluminum rods. These rods are commonly used as feedstock in various industries, including electrical, automotive, construction, and telecommunications.

The process of manufacturing aluminum rods in a CC Rod Plant typically involves the following steps:

Melting: Aluminum ingots or scrap metal are melted in a furnace to obtain molten aluminum.
Purification: The molten aluminum goes through a purification process to remove impurities, such as dross and gases.
Continuous Casting: The purified molten aluminum is poured into a graphite mold, where it solidifies into a continuous cast rod. The casting process ensures a uniform diameter and quality throughout the length of the rod.
Cooling: The newly cast rod is cooled using water or air to achieve the desired mechanical properties.
Cutting and Coiling: Once the rod has cooled, it is cut into specific lengths and coiled for transportation or further processing.
Finishing: The coiled rods may undergo additional processes, such as surface treatment or heat treatment, to enhance their properties or meet specific customer requirements.