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Copper3D achieves important validation against Human Coronavirus

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Copper3D, a pioneer company inantimicrobial materials for the 3D printing industry, has had a very intense 2020, in a period that has been dominated by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic with a global effort to find effective solutions to protect ourselves from this virus, as well as hundreds of other microorganisms dangerous to humans. Copper3D has been working in infectious control development well before the Coronavirus pandemic began, having been founded in January 2018 in Santiago, Chile, the world’s biggest producer of copper and an expert nation in antimicrobial solutions based on this element.

Read the full press release here on how Copper3D is being used in the fight against Coronavirus

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