PIPES Copper’s melting point is approximately 1,085°C, which


exceeds the temperature of the average building fi re. This means that copper pipes installed in homes and offi ces can be trusted not to spread the blaze in the event of a fi re. The same cannot be said for plastic pipes, which are known to catch fi re and spread toxic fumes at high temperatures. Having copper in your diet can also positively impact your


body, as it helps maintain bone health, nerves, blood vessels, the immune system, and the creation of red blood cells. Copper can also help to prevent serious illnesses such as cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis.


Battling climate change


Lawton Tubes has been working with the Copper Sustainability Partnership (CuSP) to challenge, educate and inform industry leaders about the benefi ts of copper. They aim to combat the overuse of plastics and support the businesses we work with in, implementing a renewable solution for the future to safeguard the natural world. Lawton’s has signifi cantly reduced plastic packaging from


their product off ering by removing over 2 million plastic tube end caps from the supply chain. The CuSP was developed by Lawton Tubes and Mueller


Europe, who have joined together to promote the environmental benefi ts of copper.


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