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Copper (from the latin word “cuprum”) is a soft, malleable, ductile and highly conductive metal. Its name is given to the fact the metal was principally mined in Cyprus (aes cyprium) in the Roman era. With its symbol Cu and its characteristic red-orange colour, Copper was the first metal to be used by men (over 10000 years ago) and the first to be alloyed with another metal to create Bronze (more than 5000 years ago). It is today used as a conductor of heat and electricity, as a building material and as a constituent of various metal alloys.

Nowadays, modern architecture is characterized by the increasing use of glass in most areas of construction. Homes and offices, flooded with light, play an important role in our quality of life. But why the consumer should choose the double glazing energy technology systems and not ordinary glass? The high degree of transparency, ordinary glass, leading to an increase of heat and ultraviolet light inside the building. This problem solves the use of modern energy third generation of windows with the "ability" to hinder the emission of heat from the warmer to the cooler side (hence called low emissivity (Low-E) glass, our Energy Glass they help to "keep" the heat of our home through the winter and in the summer the heat out of the external environment, saving energy (for heating or room air conditioning, respectively) .At the same time allow for maximum light transmission in any application!