Copper Production at Phelps-Dodge Plant El Paso 1942

The Phelps-Dodge Refining Company plant in El Paso, Texas, operates a copper production facility in 1942. Workers utilize a casting machine to melt sheets of pure copper, created through electrolysis, transforming them into ingots. This process plays a crucial role in supplying materials for wartime efforts during World War II.

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