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Sunday, July 6, 2014

Most Bacteria are No Match for Brass Sheet Metal, Thanks to Copper


"With copper widely considered an “emerging health technology” in North America, the brass and bronze-producing sector is expected to see a peak in demand. The chemical properties of copper don’t change when it becomes quality brass sheet metal. This is because the process of alloy-making instigates a physical change, not chemical. In other words, copper’s antimicrobial properties will remain in brass and bronze. It may even inherit properties of the very metals it bonds with such as zinc’s durability. Overall, a quality brass channel from producers like Rotax Metals may save lives in a hospital."
http://rotaxmetals.net/most-bacteria-are-no-match-for-brass-sheet-metal-thanks-to-copper/

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