Primary aluminum is produced through bauxite mining and an electrolytic production process, also known as electrolytic aluminum. Primary aluminum is a metal characterized by softness, non-magnetism, and ductility, with a silvery-gray metallic appearance, classified as a post-transition metal. It is the direct product of the electrolysis process and typically appears in ingot form. Primary aluminum can be used in the following applications and/or processes: automotive, household appliances, construction, machinery, and home products.