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• 1. (212) 629-9600
• 2. (970) 968-6477
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• 4. +1 970-968-2318
• 5. 888.219.2441
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Where did the B&M mine get its copper?

  For many years, it was managed by Captain Thomas Couch, a Cornish immigrant and expert miner. In Montana, the B&M relied heavily on copper mined from the Leonard and the Colusa mines, near Butte. The company owned a small smelter in Meaderville, a small town just east of Butte (now consumed by the Berkeley Pit mine).

• How do I get to Kennecott?

  If you’re interested in visiting Kennecott, here are directions on how to get there. For trip-planning questions, contact the Kennecott Visitor Center. If you’d like to use the Kennecott Recreation Hall, please contact the Wrangell Mountains Center.

• How much copper does Kennecott produce?

  By 1952, Kennecott was easily the biggest copper producer in the United States; 46 percent of the nation’s primary copper output was produced by Kennecott that year. With addition of the Braden mine in Chile, the company accounted for about 25 percent of the entire copper production of the free world.

• Do copper infused compression sleeves have copper?

  Many companies claim to have copper infused compression sleeves but when you turn them inside out you may be disappointed to find that the copper content is very low. In fact, one of the major brands selling copper infused sleeves has only 4% copper content!

• Why choose copper clad steel over pure copper wire?

  Advantages of choosing copper clad steel over pure copper wire: Copperweld® wire is less susceptible to theft than solid copper because it is a bimetallic product and does not have the high scrap value of pure copper.