Labcube launches first of its kind,"Covid Safety Key" made of brass

Labcube, a Hyderabad based Startup Manufacturing Company of Covid Products in India, has launched an innovative product “COVID SAFETY KEY” that can protect users from Covid-19 by keeping their hands away from any potential contaminated surfaces and objects.

Company's Managing Director and Partner Mr. Arougya Raju presented the first “Covid Safety Key” first of its kind product which is made from brass, invented and made in India to the Minister of Home Affairs Mr G. Kishan Reddy who was preset at the launch event in New Delhi on July 15.

Mr Reddy congratulated the team behind this significant development that include Mr. Srinivasa Manapragada, an NRI & Entrepreneur from California USA, and Mr. Mallavarapu Arougya Raju, Entrepreneur, Hyderabad, India, who have invented a fist of its kind, simple and useful device "Covid Safety Key" at this need of the hour of deadly Covid Situation with an unique ergonomic design.

Srinivasa Manapragada who joined this function on Video Conference from USA applauded the initiatives and efforts of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi , Union Home minister Amit Shah Union Minister for Home Affairs and Mr G Kishan Reddy, Minister of State for Home Affairs in controlling the Pandemic by providing precautionary equipment’s to Hospitals & Frontline workers in India which really inspired Labcube company to come up with this simple device that can be used by common public.

While Mr. Srinivasa Manapragada explained in detail the use of “Covid Safety Key” product, Mr. Raju requested Mr Kishan Reddy to propose the use of “Covid Safety Key” to the Government of India, for implementation in All Government Offices, Airports, Indian Railways, Banking Sectors, Education Institutions, Corporate Companies, Shopping Malls and other public places.

The Company used Special Grade Brass for this unique safety product as research indicates that life of Virus on Brass is low when compared to other metal and non-metal substances. This device can safeguard and protect people from Viral infections especially in Public places.

“Covid Safety Key” is designed in USA and manufactured in India, it’s a simple tool, made of special grade Brass, and can be used to operate surfaces in public areas and to use Public Water Faucets, Operate ATMs, and POS Machines, Door Opener, Trolley Pusher, Operate Lift Buttons, Open Car Doors, Use while traveling in Public Transport, Hospitals, Places of Recreation, Places of Worship, Hotels and Clubs Etc..

The company says this device is tested for its working on Touch Screens, Mobile Phones, opening doors, holding the handles in public transport vehicles, opening the car doors, operating lift buttons and ATM Machines.

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