Environmentally friendly brass wires and their compounds are not as toxic to humans as some other metals, such as lead and mercury. Copper pots, copper pots and copper water containers have been used for thousands of years.

It has not been found that people engaged in work related to copper or environmentally friendly brass wire are infected with copper-related occupational diseases. On the contrary, it is often heard that these people look healthier and are less susceptible to colds and other diseases. Copper is not only a trace element required by animals and plants, but also various microorganisms and bacteria on the surface of copper products are not easy to survive. Especially under marine conditions, marine organisms cannot adhere. Therefore, copper is very beneficial to human beings and the environment. This special feature has been widely used. The data show that the ship covered with 90-10 white copper can improve the speed of the ship by preventing the growth of sea creatures, and can save the coating and simplify the maintenance workload, which has a very broad development prospect.

Due to its good processing properties, heat transfer performance and regenerability, copper and environmentally friendly brass wires are widely used in heat exchangers and air conditioners. Especially in the construction industry, copper pipes have outstanding advantages over galvanized steel pipes. In developed countries and regions, copper and its alloys are widely used in civil buildings, hot water tanks, water pipes, gas pipes, heating and sewers. The average amount of copper used in each dwelling in the UK is 100-200 kg. Japanese scholars have conducted long-term investigations on copper pipes for waterways. The copper pipes have excellent corrosion resistance and non-toxic properties, and have a promising future in people's lives. Kunshan copper wire