Since ancient times, copper has been among the most widely used metals. It is tested and reliable, and remains unaffected by corrosion. The lifespan of copper is unlimited and symbolizes ETERNAL LIFE.

The importance of copper in modern life is undeniable. It is widely used in industry, telecommunications, plumbing networks, construction, architecture, and computer manufacturing.

Copper is completely environmentally friendly and has been used in drinking water systems since the time of the Pharaohs until today. Its antibacterial properties help maintain the purity of drinking water.

It has been proven that copper inhibits the growth of microorganisms that develop in water, such as bacteria, viruses, algae, and parasites. In particular, studies have shown a significant reduction in the poliovirus in copper networks.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency is in the process of validating the antibacterial properties of copper, while clinical trials are examining the impact of copper surfaces on the survival of microbes.