Beyond steel and aluminium
Copper, tin and specialty alloys, where volumes are lower and the process chemistry is less forgiving.
Specialty metals plants tend to be smaller than steel works, but the engineering is not simpler. Storage and dosing must be accurate, contamination matters more, and the feasibility question is usually whether the process is viable at the intended scale at all.
We work at both ends of that: the study that establishes whether a processing route makes sense, and the detailed design of the storage, handling and processing equipment once it does.
What we do in this sector
Storage silos
Basic and detail engineering of storage silos, dosing and the structures that carry them.
Processing plants
Process design, layout and equipment engineering for non-ferrous processing facilities.
Feasibility studies
Techno-economic assessment of a processing route before the investment case is committed.
Where we have done it
Aurubis Berango (Spain, 2025): basic and detail engineering of storage silos, plus a feasibility study for a tin processing plant. XEAL (Spain, 2025): conceptual feasibility study for a charcoal plant covering layout and equipment configuration.
Is this the piece you are missing?
Send us the plant, the constraint and the timeline. You will get an engineer's answer, not a brochure.