The Antimicrobial Properties of Copper
Does copper kill bacteria? Research shows that exposed copper and certain copper alloys can inactivate bacteria under defined testing conditions. T...
Does copper kill bacteria? Research shows that exposed copper and certain copper alloys can inactivate bacteria under defined testing conditions. T...
Architects have used brass and copper for centuries, yet both remain relevant to contemporary buildings. Their natural warmth brings character to s...
Choosing the right metal service center can affect much more than the price on a purchase order. For OEMs and other metalworking operations, suppli...
Choosing between stock and custom metal can affect far more than the material line on a purchase order. For OEMs and fabrication shops, the decisio...
Alloy and dimensions do not complete a brass or copper purchase description. A material’s temper is its supplied condition, created by its processi...
The best material for a machined component depends on far more than its price per pound. Material choice affects cutting speed, tool wear, chip con...
Marine piping may carry seawater for years, leaving little tolerance for poor material selection. Chlorides can accelerate corrosion, while excessi...
Saltwater can turn a small material-selection error into premature corrosion, recurring maintenance, or component failure. Selecting the best metal...
Copper tubing has long been the standard choice in residential and commercial HVAC applications. It’s no mystery why this is so. Copper supports th...
Metal plumbing pipe selection affects how easily a system installs, how long it lasts, and how costly it may be to maintain. For contractors and pr...
Lewis Brass & Copper focuses heavily on copper-based alloys, with a large inventory of brass tubing, architectural bronze tubing, copper pipe, ...
Brass tubing and bronze tubing are both widely used copper alloys, but the better material choice depends heavily on the operating environment and ...
Selecting the right brass alloy starts with understanding how the material will perform in real-world conditions. Because brass is a family of copp...