Aluminium stamping is an industrial process used to produce lightweight and durable components through plastic deformation, often performed at elevated or controlled temperatures. During heating, forming and cooling phases, fumes, vapours and metal particles are released, along with residues from release agents, lubricants and mould treatments. Aluminium’s specific material behaviour requires careful emission control to prevent the accumulation of aerosols and metal oxides in the air. In continuous production environments, these substances can affect operator comfort, workstation cleanliness and product quality.
Dedicated extraction and filtration systems allow effective control of emissions during critical stages, ensuring stable working conditions, equipment protection and compliance with safety and environmental regulations.