Spectro Alloys, founded in 1973, has recycled aluminum in Rosemount, Minnesota for 50 years. Were proud to be a family-owned company employing thousands, making aluminum the worlds greatest recycling success story.
Founded in 1973, Spectro Alloys has been recycling aluminum in Rosemount, Minnesota for 50 years. This family-owned company has employed thousands of hardworking men and women who have helped make aluminum the world’s greatest recycling success story.
Spectro uses industry leading technology to turn what’s used into what’s new by recycling aluminum for regional die casters and foundries. The recycled material is then made into new products people use every day in the automotive, power sports, home, turf and snow maintenance, and many other industries.
Recycling aluminum prevents millions of tons of carbon dioxide from going into the atmosphere each year. At Spectro Alloys, we live out our purpose, “Recycling for Life,” each day. For the next 50 years, we will continue to meet demand, use fewer resources, create great jobs, contribute to our community, and be a company Minnesotans can be proud of.
Spectro Alloys , the leading Midwest secondary foundry alloy producer, and Opus today announced that first construction of the expansion of Spectros Rosemount campus is now complete.
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Spectro Alloys announced a $71 million expansion to add new aluminum recycling equipment to its Rosemount campus. This will allow us to sort and melt post-consumer scrap aluminum, casting it into various sheet and billet alloys.
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Congratulations to our Director of Supply Chain, Renee Toy, on being named president of the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) Upper Midwest Chapter.
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