In contrast to standard specified shapes by rolling process, hot extruded shapes combine both decorative and structural functions that allow the design of structural members that permit optimal originality and freedom in building design.

In contrast to the conventional method by machining (lathe, milling) from material block, the hot extrusion process forms shapes by passing the material through die calibers, thereby greatly saving the machining process.

Because hot extruded shapes are produced by means of solid forming, the welding processes can be saved. Further, stress relief can be saved, whereby thermal deformation during welding, thereby contributing greatly to cost cutting. In addition, the quality deterioration of weld portion can be prevented and the reliability of end products can be improved.

The cost of hot extrusion tools is much lower than that of rolling mill tools (rolls): Accordingly, the hot extrusion process allows not only the minor dimensions changes of each product to be altered simply by changing tools, but also the production of small lots starting at one-ton units that otherwise are economically untenable for rolling processes.