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As of November 2026
The town's modern flagship ships into national supply chains; what its maker states about it prints here, and no more. The plant at 400 South Main Street, operated by Hydro Extrusion USA, LLC — its whole course, name chain, and present state are dug in the businesses leg — is described on Hydro's own Indiana facilities page at collective strength: the Connersville, Elkhart, and North Liberty facilities together hold extrusion presses of 1,675 ton (7-inch), 2,000 ton (9-inch), 3,600 ton (10-inch), 3,600 ton (12-inch), and 6,000 ton (14- and 16-inch), and no individual press in that list is attributed to North Liberty by the page — the plant's own "Press # 3600" department, from its 2026 hiring postings, is carried in the businesses leg. North Liberty-specific on the same carrier: "alloy expertise includes 6005, 6060, 6061, 6063, and 6105, and the plant's special capabilities consist of complicated hollow configurations and knurling for non-skid floor systems," and its team "has partnered with customers for over 50 years to provide greater manufacturing flexibility and complete turnkey aluminum extrusion solutions." Under the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative's Chain of Custody certification of 25 June 2025, North Liberty is among Hydro Extrusion North America's certified production sites; the markets sentence on that certification (automotive, commercial transportation, building and construction, distribution) describes the North America network, not this plant alone, and prints at that strength only. No shipment volume, destination, or export figure for the North Liberty plant is stated by any corporate carrier reached, and none is invented here; the plant's own destinations and volumes stand as a named gap, whose settler would be a facility page for this plant published separately — only the combined three-plant page and network pages were reached — and the gap may remain uncountable, like the town's share of the metro ledger below.