Copper is used in construction, electronics, industrial machinery, transportation and consumer products.

Other copper facts:

	Light bulbs, the most representative symbol of electricity, owe their creation to copper.
	Thanks to its longevity and durability, copper is used for roofing, interior decorating, etc.
	Calculators, as well as other electronic devices, include copper circuits.
	Conductor wires, cables, plugs and terminals, and nearly all electric devices contain copper.
	Kettles and other appliances made of copper are able to distribute heat more evenly than other metals.
	Modern computers have sophisticated electric copper circuits that facilitate their operation.
	Copper is one of the structural components in classic padlocks and other locks.
	Watches contain small parts made of copper.
	Water and gas pipes, and taps are made from copper, with the added advantage of purifying water.
	Photographic cameras have vast quantities of small copper pieces.
	Central heating that uses copper is better able to take advantage of heat transference than other metals.
	The imminent production of electric cars will make extensive use of copper.