Phinix, LLC provides research, development and consulting services in the areas of process & product development and recycling for primary and secondary light metals - aluminum, magnesium and titanium. 

Project Integration, Inc. provides a full range of professional engineering, consulting and design services that will allow your company to focus on its core specialties. The company's key business groups consist of Engineering, Environmental/Safety Compliance and ARC Flash/Power Engineering.

Reliant Aluminum Products is the exclusive source for Clariant anodizing dyes and chemistry in North America. We offer a comprehensive range of technical services and laboratory analysis for aluminum anodizers throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Secat is a metallurgical research laboratory specializing in aluminum product and process technologies with ISO 17025:2017 certification. Secat has technical and marketing capabilities to serve various aluminum product sectors including: automotive, marine, aerospace, packaging, building & construction, electrical, and recycling.

Sector3’s services are largely for companies, lending institutions, investment banks, hedge funds, and private equity that require inventory and M&E appraisals for financing and/or mergers and acquisitions.  Sector3 concentrates in the metals industries, producing appraisals supported by in-depth quantitative and qualitative analyses that leverage the practical industry experience of our appraisers as well as the deep and broad knowledge of the sector that comes with years of specialization and having worked with large segments of the industry, including aluminum.

Sims Metal is a business division of Sims Limited. A world leading publicly listed metal recycler, our operations encompass the buying, processing and selling of ferrous and non-ferrous recycled metals. Our metals recycling operations are geographically diverse, with operations in five continents, including the United States and Australasia, comprising a network of processing facilities, many with deep-water port access, supported by an extensive network of feeder yards from which to source recyclable ferrous and non-ferrous metals.