Metal Market
THIS IS METAL MARKET ARCHIVE
In Clarksville, Tennessee, an inconspicuous zinc smelter finds itself thrust into the midst of a global trade war due to its possession of two critical…
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Ever wonder what happens to those metal fragments after they are machined from a part? Well, in the world of recycling, every bit counts. Calbag…
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Copper kills coronavirus and bacteria. When influenzas, bacteria like E. coli, superbugs like MRSA, or even coronaviruses land on most hard surfaces, they can live for up to four to five days. But when they land on copper, and copper alloys like brass, they begin to die within minutes and are undetectable within hours.
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