Product Description

The copper historically have been used as antibacterial, algaecide and fungicide, technical studies indicate that bacteria including some harmful strains of e. coli and MRSA, or Staphylococcus aureus resistant to antibiotics, as well as hospital infections are removed to be exposed to particles of copper.

In tests using NanoCuPTM, found the inhibition of growth on *9% of bacteria, baths floors, work surfaces, countertops, kitchens, noting greater effectiveness in relation to other commercial products.

Another important use of copper dust are the inks of copper which have impacted and revolutionized the creation of conductive thin films with scientific purposes and electronic impressions. Copper powder can also be used with new alloys, super conductive, creating new materials such as nano-fluids, improving the features physical chemistry of these conductive fluids. An important application of copper powder is for use in the photovoltaic industry and solar industry.