Copper Sheet Production for WWII in El Paso 1943

The production of copper sheets takes place at a large refining operation in El Paso, Texas. In 1943, workers utilize electrolysis to create copper sheets. These sheets are essential for melting and casting into ingots, supporting the war effort during World War II. Copper was a vital resource for military applications and infrastructure.

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