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Benefits of Antibacterial Copper Film: The surface can kill all viruses and bacteria

 

Antibacterial Copper Film

As the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating rapidly, the perception of viruses has been totally changed compared to the past. Therefore, people tend to buy many different kinds of infection prevention products to protect themselves everywhere they are. Among numerous items, today I’m going to introduce you a practical item called ‘Antibacterial Copper Film' that is made in Republic of South Korea. As I’ve heard, you can prevent cross-infection through using this film. In fact, in South Korea, this copper film already has been widely used in public places, house, etc. So, let’s see how it works.


Effects of ‘Copper'

Basically, copper alloys has an antiviral and antibacterial effects. That’s the reason why we’ve been using copper for medicinal for about 4000 years. Also, copper has been registered by EPA as first antimicrobial materials. According to a research from Southampton of university (U.K.), virus that survived on tile, glass, rubber, stainless, etc more than 5 days, got destroyed on surface of copper within 30 minutes. 


Why does copper have antibacterial effect?


Practical, Simple and Easy

This copper film is very flexible and practical. It can be easily attached to any surfaces such as door handles, elevator buttons, household goods, office supplies, etc. 


  • How to use

    Step 1: Measure the size you want 

    Step 2: Cut it

    Step 3: Simply attach to any surfaces

There is almost nothing that people do not touch in daily life. This means we are always likely to be exposed to the risk of viral infection. I believe that the antibacterial copper film is able to be a necessary infection control product to protect our lives against COVID-19, and also other viruses.

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