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General Technical Bulletin

Copper Surface Care and Use

NuAire laboratory products manufactured with copper such as CO2 Incubators have specific care and use instructions to assure maximum customer satisfaction. Copper is suited for common surfaces where contamination is a concern. Laboratory surfaces benefitting from copper are inherently any work surface that can harbor contamination. NuAire uses copper in many ways to produce a variety of products for the laboratory. Understanding the care and use of copper will maximize its benefit and visual appearance.

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