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The Aluminum Association’s first meeting was held in October 1935, in New York City.
During ancient times, aluminum oxide clays were used in hide tanning, first aid, fabric dying and fireproofing.
Manned flight was made possible by aluminum.
This lightweight, 100 percent-recyclable metal has since become a foundation of our country’s infrastructure.
Techniques to produce aluminum in ways modestly cost-effective emerged in 1889.
This is largely because, before mass production, people had to be more resourceful.
In 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the National Industrial Recovery Act, asking industries to establish guidelines for fair competition.
Napoleon III, the first President of the French Republic, served his state dinners on aluminum plates. Rank-and-file guests were served on dishes made with gold or silver.
Because of the complexities of refining aluminum from ore, aluminum was considered more rare and precious than gold or silver through most of the 19th century.
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