ABOUT CONSOLIDATED ALLOYS

Consolidated Alloys origins date back to the 1930’s when as Glover & Goode it was a base metal smelter and refiner based in Melbourne, Australia. Taken over by G.J.Wallace, it flourished in tin and lead alloy manufacturing and was eventually to become part of the U.S. based Engelhard Industries and became Engelhard Wallace Pty. Ltd. in the 1950’s.

In 1970 Engelhard Wallace was acquired by its current owners, Amalgamated Metal Corporation PLC (AMC) and became known as Consolidated Alloys, a division of C.A.Group Australasia Pty. Ltd which it still remains today.

 

Consolidated Alloys has grown to become a diversified industrial company manufacturing tin/ lead alloy products, solders, sheet lead , building products (including roof flashing, damp course and insulation products), anodes for the refining of copper, nickel and zinc, lead came for stained glass windows, and an array of other industrial products for the Australasian market.

Consolidated Alloys has three manufacturing sites with the main works and head office on a 5 acre site at Thomastown in Melbourne. There are also manufacturing sites at Coburg in Melbourne and Brisbane in Queensland along with distribution centres in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. With over 2,500 products sold to over 4,000 customers across Australia and increasingly around the world, Consolidated Alloys prides itself on high product quality, short lead times and the highest levels of customer service.

Consolidated Alloys key strengths include low-cost operations, leading domestic market positions, strong brands which are synonymous with high product quality and an extensive and efficient distribution network around Australia. Product development and quality control are enhanced through our modern in-house laboratory.

In addition to the array of products manufactured by Consolidated Alloys, we also distribute product for a range of leading manufacturers around the world including zinc product for Nyrstar Metals, electronic solders and fluxes for Alpha Metals, silicone sealants for Admil and heavy metal hygiene products for Esca Tech Inc.

 

Consolidated Alloys continues to evolve with new products and market sectors and remains squarely focused on meeting customer demands as these develop over time.

Environmental responsibilities are integral to the way Consolidated Alloys do business. We develop, implement and maintain management systems that are consistent with Australian Standards and these enable us to identify, assess and manage risks to employees, contractors, customers, the environment and the community.

 

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