Aluminium Extrusion Process | AMS | GIA Extrusion Press
AMS is the only aluminium extrusion plant on the island of Ireland. The plant currently stands at over 250,000 sq ft. and has two extrusion presses. AMS have a diverse product portfolio, supplying window, door, facade and other industries where aluminium profiles are used, including lighting, sign systems, ventilation and profiles for data centres. AMS export to North America and throughout Europe. Aluminium, as a metal, is infinitely recyclable and AMS are committed to recycling 100% of the off-cut aluminium produced during production. Their energy management system was certified to ISO 50001 in 2013 and in addition AMS have an environmental management system certified to ISO 14001.

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