Following are some of the trade disputes.
- Delay in shipment.
- Shipment not sent by supplier after collecting payment.
- Products not sent as per requirement.
- Counterfeit products.
- Breach of agreement.
Learn more about trade frauds & disputes here.
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Tuesday, July 9, 2019
Essential & Aromatic Oils
NUTRITION
What Are Essential Oils, and Do They Work?
Essential oils are often used in aromatherapy, which is a form of alternative medicine.
However, some of the health claims associated with them are controversial.
This article explains what you need to know about essential oils and their health effects.
What Are Essential Oils?
Essential oils are compounds extracted from plants.
The oils capture the plant's scent and flavor, also called its "essence."
Unique aromatic compounds give each essential oil its characteristic essence.
Essential oils are obtained through distillation (via steam and/or water) or mechanical methods, such as cold pressing.
Once the aromatic chemicals have been extracted, they are combined with a carrier oil to create a product that's ready for use.
The way the oils are made is important, as essential oils obtained through chemical processes are not considered true essential oils.
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts that retain the natural smell and flavor, or "essence," of their source.
How Do Essential Oils Work?
Essential oils are most commonly used in the practice of aromatherapy. They are either inhaled, or diluted then rubbed on the skin.
Essential oils are not meant to be swallowed.
The chemicals in essential oils can interact with your body in a number of ways.
When applied to your skin, some plant chemicals are absorbed (1Trusted Source, 2Trusted Source).
It's thought that certain methods can improve absorption, such as applying with heat or to different areas of the body. However, research in this area is lacking (3Trusted Source, 4Trusted Source).
Inhaling the aromas from essential oils can stimulate areas of your limbic system, which is a part of your brain that plays a role in emotions, behaviors, sense of smell and long-term memory (5Trusted Source).
Interestingly, the limbic system is heavily involved in forming memories. This can partly explain why familiar smells can trigger memories or emotions (6Trusted Source, 7Trusted Source).
The limbic system also plays a role in controlling some unconscious physiological functions, such as breathing, heart rate and blood pressure. Some people claim that essential oils can exert a physical effect on your body in this way.
However, this has yet to be confirmed in studies.
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils can be inhaled or applied to the skin. They may stimulate your sense of smell or have medicinal effects when absorbed.
Popular Types
There are more than 90 types of essential oils, each with its own unique smell and potential health benefits.
Here's a list of 10 popular essential oils and the health claims associated with them:
Peppermint: Used to boost energy and help with digestion.
Lavender: Used for stress relief.
Sandalwood: Used to calm nerves and help with focus.
Bergamot: Used to reduce stress and improve skin conditions like eczema.
Rose: Used to improve mood and reduce anxiety.
Chamomile: Used for improving mood and relaxation.
Ylang-Ylang: Used to treat headaches, nausea and skin conditions.
Tea Tree: Used to fight infections and boost immunity.
Jasmine: Used to help with depression, childbirth and libido.
Lemon: Used to aid digestion, mood, headaches and more.
BOTTOM LINE:
There are over 90 commonly used essential oils, each associated with certain health claims. Popular oils include peppermint, lavender and sandalwood.
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Health Benefits of Essential Oils
Despite their widespread use, little is known about the effectiveness of essential oils in treating health conditions.
Here's a look at the evidence for some of the common health problems that essential oils and aromatherapy have been used to treat.
Stress, Anxiety and Depression
It has been estimated that 43% of people who have stress and anxiety use some form of alternative therapy to help with their condition (8Trusted Source).
Regarding aromatherapy, initial studies have been quite positive. Many have shown that the smell of some essential oils can work as a complementary therapy to treat anxiety and stress (9Trusted Source, 10Trusted Source, 11Trusted Source).
However, due to the scents of the compounds, it's hard to conduct blinded studies and rule out biases. Because of this, many reviews on the stress- and anxiety-relieving effects of essential oils have been inconclusive (12Trusted Source, 13Trusted Source).
Interestingly, using essential oils during a massage may help relieve stress, although the effects may only last while the massage is taking place (14Trusted Source).
A recent review of over 201 studies found that only 10 were robust enough to analyze. It also concluded that aromatherapy was ineffective at treating anxiety (15Trusted Source).
Headaches and Migraines
In the '90s, two small studies found that dabbing a peppermint oil and ethanol mixture on participants' foreheads and temples relieved headache pain (16Trusted Source, 17Trusted Source).
Recent studies have also found positive effects against headaches when applying peppermint and lavender oil to the skin (18Trusted Source, 19Trusted Source).
It has also been suggested that applying a mixture of chamomile and sesame oil to the temples may effectively treat headaches and migraines. This is a traditional Persian headache remedy (20Trusted Source).
However, more high-quality studies are needed on this.
Sleep and Insomnia
Smelling lavender oil has been shown to positively affect the sleep quality of women after childbirth, as well as patients with heart disease (21Trusted Source, 22Trusted Source).
One review examined 15 studies on essential oils and sleep. The majority of studies showed that smelling the oils (mostly lavender) had positive effects on sleeping habits (23Trusted Source).
Reducing Inflammation
It has been suggested that essential oils may help fight inflammatory conditions. Some test-tube studies show that they have anti-inflammatory effects (24Trusted Source, 25Trusted Source).
One mouse study found that ingesting a combination of thyme and oregano essential oils helped induce the remission of colitis. Two rat studies on caraway and rosemary oils found similar results (26Trusted Source, 27Trusted Source, 28Trusted Source).
However, very few human studies have examined the effects of these oils on inflammatory diseases. Their effectiveness and safety are unknown (29Trusted Source, 30Trusted Source).
Antibiotic and Antimicrobial
The rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has renewed interest in the search for other compounds that can fight bacterial infections.
Essential oils, such as peppermint and tea tree oil, have been investigated extensively in test tubes for their antimicrobial effects. In fact, they have shown some positive results (31Trusted Source, 32Trusted Source, 33Trusted Source, 34Trusted Source, 35Trusted Source, 36Trusted Source, 37Trusted Source, 38Trusted Source, 39Trusted Source).
However, while test-tube study results are interesting, they do not necessarily reflect what's happening within your body. They don't prove that a particular essential oil could effectively treat bacterial infections in humans.
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils may have some interesting applications for health. However, more research is needed in humans.
Other Uses
Essential oils have many uses outside of aromatherapy.
Many people use them to scent their homes or freshen up things like laundry.
They are also used as a natural scent in homemade cosmetics and high-quality natural products.
It has also been suggested that essential oils could provide a safe and environmentally friendly alternative to man-made mosquito repellents, such as DEET.
However, results of their effectiveness have been mixed.
Studies have shown that some oils, such as citronella, may effectively repel certain types of mosquitoes for around 2 hours. Protection time may be extended up to 3 hours when it is used in combination with vanillin.
Despite this, no oils have been as effective as DEET at preventing bites from all species of mosquito for long periods of time (40Trusted Source, 41Trusted Source, 42Trusted Source, 43Trusted Source, 44Trusted Source, 45Trusted Source).
The properties of essential oils also indicate that some of them could be used industrially for extending the shelf life of foods (39Trusted Source, 46Trusted Source, 47Trusted Source, 48Trusted Source).
BOTTOM LINE:
Aromatherapy isn't the only use for essential oils. They can be used in and around the home, as a natural mosquito repellent or industrially to make cosmetics.
How to Choose The Right Essential Oils
Many companies claim that their oils are "pure" or "medical grade." However, these terms aren't universally defined and therefore hold little weight.
Given that it is an unregulated industry, the quality and composition of essential oils can vary greatly (49Trusted Source).
Keep the following tips in mind in order to choose only high-quality oils:
Purity: Find an oil that contains only aromatic plant compounds, without additives or synthetic oils. Pure oils usually list the plant's botanical name (such as Lavandula officinalis), rather than terms like "essential oil of lavender."
Quality: True essential oils are the ones that have been changed the least by the extraction process. Choose a chemical-free essential oil that has been extracted through distillation or mechanical cold pressing.
Reputation: Purchase a brand with a reputation for producing high-quality products.
BOTTOM LINE:
High-quality oils only use pure plant compounds extracted by distillation or cold pressing. Avoid oils that have been diluted with synthetic fragrances, chemicals or oils.
Safety and Side Effects
Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's safe.
Plants and herbal products contain many bioactive compounds, which may be harmful to your health in some cases. Essential oils are no different.
However, when inhaled or combined with a base oil for use on your skin, most essential oils are considered safe.
While the most common side effect is a rash, essential oils can cause more serious reactions, and they have been associated with one case of death (51Trusted Source).
The oils that have most commonly been associated with adverse reactions are lavender, peppermint, tea tree and ylang-ylang.
Oils that are high in phenols, such as cinnamon, can cause skin irritation and shouldn't be used on the skin without first being combined with a base oil.
Eating essential oils is not recommended, as it could potentially be harmful and in some doses fatal (52Trusted Source, 53Trusted Source).
Very few studies have examined the safety of these oils for pregnant or breastfeeding women, which are usually advised to avoid them (54Trusted Source, 55Trusted Source, 56Trusted Source, 57Trusted Source, 58Trusted Source).
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils are generally considered safe. However, they may cause serious side effects for some people, especially if applied directly to the skin or ingested.
Take Home Message
Essential oils are generally considered safe to inhale or apply to the skin, as long as they've been combined with a base oil. They should not be eaten.
However, the evidence for many of the health claims is lacking, and their effectiveness is often exaggerated.
For minor health problems, using essential oils as a complementary therapy is probably ok.
But if you have a serious health condition or are taking medication, you should discuss their use with your doctor.
Source: healthline.com
What Are Essential Oils, and Do They Work?
Essential oils are often used in aromatherapy, which is a form of alternative medicine.
However, some of the health claims associated with them are controversial.
This article explains what you need to know about essential oils and their health effects.
What Are Essential Oils?
Essential oils are compounds extracted from plants.
The oils capture the plant's scent and flavor, also called its "essence."
Unique aromatic compounds give each essential oil its characteristic essence.
Essential oils are obtained through distillation (via steam and/or water) or mechanical methods, such as cold pressing.
Once the aromatic chemicals have been extracted, they are combined with a carrier oil to create a product that's ready for use.
The way the oils are made is important, as essential oils obtained through chemical processes are not considered true essential oils.
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts that retain the natural smell and flavor, or "essence," of their source.
How Do Essential Oils Work?
Essential oils are most commonly used in the practice of aromatherapy. They are either inhaled, or diluted then rubbed on the skin.
Essential oils are not meant to be swallowed.
The chemicals in essential oils can interact with your body in a number of ways.
When applied to your skin, some plant chemicals are absorbed (1Trusted Source, 2Trusted Source).
It's thought that certain methods can improve absorption, such as applying with heat or to different areas of the body. However, research in this area is lacking (3Trusted Source, 4Trusted Source).
Inhaling the aromas from essential oils can stimulate areas of your limbic system, which is a part of your brain that plays a role in emotions, behaviors, sense of smell and long-term memory (5Trusted Source).
Interestingly, the limbic system is heavily involved in forming memories. This can partly explain why familiar smells can trigger memories or emotions (6Trusted Source, 7Trusted Source).
The limbic system also plays a role in controlling some unconscious physiological functions, such as breathing, heart rate and blood pressure. Some people claim that essential oils can exert a physical effect on your body in this way.
However, this has yet to be confirmed in studies.
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils can be inhaled or applied to the skin. They may stimulate your sense of smell or have medicinal effects when absorbed.
Popular Types
There are more than 90 types of essential oils, each with its own unique smell and potential health benefits.
Here's a list of 10 popular essential oils and the health claims associated with them:
Peppermint: Used to boost energy and help with digestion.
Lavender: Used for stress relief.
Sandalwood: Used to calm nerves and help with focus.
Bergamot: Used to reduce stress and improve skin conditions like eczema.
Rose: Used to improve mood and reduce anxiety.
Chamomile: Used for improving mood and relaxation.
Ylang-Ylang: Used to treat headaches, nausea and skin conditions.
Tea Tree: Used to fight infections and boost immunity.
Jasmine: Used to help with depression, childbirth and libido.
Lemon: Used to aid digestion, mood, headaches and more.
BOTTOM LINE:
There are over 90 commonly used essential oils, each associated with certain health claims. Popular oils include peppermint, lavender and sandalwood.
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Health Benefits of Essential Oils
Despite their widespread use, little is known about the effectiveness of essential oils in treating health conditions.
Here's a look at the evidence for some of the common health problems that essential oils and aromatherapy have been used to treat.
Stress, Anxiety and Depression
It has been estimated that 43% of people who have stress and anxiety use some form of alternative therapy to help with their condition (8Trusted Source).
Regarding aromatherapy, initial studies have been quite positive. Many have shown that the smell of some essential oils can work as a complementary therapy to treat anxiety and stress (9Trusted Source, 10Trusted Source, 11Trusted Source).
However, due to the scents of the compounds, it's hard to conduct blinded studies and rule out biases. Because of this, many reviews on the stress- and anxiety-relieving effects of essential oils have been inconclusive (12Trusted Source, 13Trusted Source).
Interestingly, using essential oils during a massage may help relieve stress, although the effects may only last while the massage is taking place (14Trusted Source).
A recent review of over 201 studies found that only 10 were robust enough to analyze. It also concluded that aromatherapy was ineffective at treating anxiety (15Trusted Source).
Headaches and Migraines
In the '90s, two small studies found that dabbing a peppermint oil and ethanol mixture on participants' foreheads and temples relieved headache pain (16Trusted Source, 17Trusted Source).
Recent studies have also found positive effects against headaches when applying peppermint and lavender oil to the skin (18Trusted Source, 19Trusted Source).
It has also been suggested that applying a mixture of chamomile and sesame oil to the temples may effectively treat headaches and migraines. This is a traditional Persian headache remedy (20Trusted Source).
However, more high-quality studies are needed on this.
Sleep and Insomnia
Smelling lavender oil has been shown to positively affect the sleep quality of women after childbirth, as well as patients with heart disease (21Trusted Source, 22Trusted Source).
One review examined 15 studies on essential oils and sleep. The majority of studies showed that smelling the oils (mostly lavender) had positive effects on sleeping habits (23Trusted Source).
Reducing Inflammation
It has been suggested that essential oils may help fight inflammatory conditions. Some test-tube studies show that they have anti-inflammatory effects (24Trusted Source, 25Trusted Source).
One mouse study found that ingesting a combination of thyme and oregano essential oils helped induce the remission of colitis. Two rat studies on caraway and rosemary oils found similar results (26Trusted Source, 27Trusted Source, 28Trusted Source).
However, very few human studies have examined the effects of these oils on inflammatory diseases. Their effectiveness and safety are unknown (29Trusted Source, 30Trusted Source).
Antibiotic and Antimicrobial
The rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has renewed interest in the search for other compounds that can fight bacterial infections.
Essential oils, such as peppermint and tea tree oil, have been investigated extensively in test tubes for their antimicrobial effects. In fact, they have shown some positive results (31Trusted Source, 32Trusted Source, 33Trusted Source, 34Trusted Source, 35Trusted Source, 36Trusted Source, 37Trusted Source, 38Trusted Source, 39Trusted Source).
However, while test-tube study results are interesting, they do not necessarily reflect what's happening within your body. They don't prove that a particular essential oil could effectively treat bacterial infections in humans.
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils may have some interesting applications for health. However, more research is needed in humans.
Other Uses
Essential oils have many uses outside of aromatherapy.
Many people use them to scent their homes or freshen up things like laundry.
They are also used as a natural scent in homemade cosmetics and high-quality natural products.
It has also been suggested that essential oils could provide a safe and environmentally friendly alternative to man-made mosquito repellents, such as DEET.
However, results of their effectiveness have been mixed.
Studies have shown that some oils, such as citronella, may effectively repel certain types of mosquitoes for around 2 hours. Protection time may be extended up to 3 hours when it is used in combination with vanillin.
Despite this, no oils have been as effective as DEET at preventing bites from all species of mosquito for long periods of time (40Trusted Source, 41Trusted Source, 42Trusted Source, 43Trusted Source, 44Trusted Source, 45Trusted Source).
The properties of essential oils also indicate that some of them could be used industrially for extending the shelf life of foods (39Trusted Source, 46Trusted Source, 47Trusted Source, 48Trusted Source).
BOTTOM LINE:
Aromatherapy isn't the only use for essential oils. They can be used in and around the home, as a natural mosquito repellent or industrially to make cosmetics.
How to Choose The Right Essential Oils
Many companies claim that their oils are "pure" or "medical grade." However, these terms aren't universally defined and therefore hold little weight.
Given that it is an unregulated industry, the quality and composition of essential oils can vary greatly (49Trusted Source).
Keep the following tips in mind in order to choose only high-quality oils:
Purity: Find an oil that contains only aromatic plant compounds, without additives or synthetic oils. Pure oils usually list the plant's botanical name (such as Lavandula officinalis), rather than terms like "essential oil of lavender."
Quality: True essential oils are the ones that have been changed the least by the extraction process. Choose a chemical-free essential oil that has been extracted through distillation or mechanical cold pressing.
Reputation: Purchase a brand with a reputation for producing high-quality products.
BOTTOM LINE:
High-quality oils only use pure plant compounds extracted by distillation or cold pressing. Avoid oils that have been diluted with synthetic fragrances, chemicals or oils.
Safety and Side Effects
Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's safe.
Plants and herbal products contain many bioactive compounds, which may be harmful to your health in some cases. Essential oils are no different.
However, when inhaled or combined with a base oil for use on your skin, most essential oils are considered safe.
While the most common side effect is a rash, essential oils can cause more serious reactions, and they have been associated with one case of death (51Trusted Source).
The oils that have most commonly been associated with adverse reactions are lavender, peppermint, tea tree and ylang-ylang.
Oils that are high in phenols, such as cinnamon, can cause skin irritation and shouldn't be used on the skin without first being combined with a base oil.
Eating essential oils is not recommended, as it could potentially be harmful and in some doses fatal (52Trusted Source, 53Trusted Source).
Very few studies have examined the safety of these oils for pregnant or breastfeeding women, which are usually advised to avoid them (54Trusted Source, 55Trusted Source, 56Trusted Source, 57Trusted Source, 58Trusted Source).
BOTTOM LINE:
Essential oils are generally considered safe. However, they may cause serious side effects for some people, especially if applied directly to the skin or ingested.
Take Home Message
Essential oils are generally considered safe to inhale or apply to the skin, as long as they've been combined with a base oil. They should not be eaten.
However, the evidence for many of the health claims is lacking, and their effectiveness is often exaggerated.
For minor health problems, using essential oils as a complementary therapy is probably ok.
But if you have a serious health condition or are taking medication, you should discuss their use with your doctor.
Source: healthline.com
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Friday, February 22, 2019
Collateral Free Business Loans from TI Lending
Lending Solutions from Tradeindia
BUSINESS TERM LOAN
We understand the need of business owners for quick short term working capital to finance not just your operational needs but also business expansion. We are offering a wide loan range with flexible repayment structure through our partners:
SHORT TERM LOANSLoans from Rs 5 Lakhs-50 Lakhs with EMIs from 12- 36 monthsULTRA SHORT TERM LOANSLoans from Rs 1-5 Lakhs with EMIs from 1-12 months
BENEFITS BEST FIT
No hassle of calls from multiple agents. We will identify a single lending partner who can best fulfill your requirement.
QUICK DISBURSAL
No long waits. Loan amount will be credited to your account within 7 business days of document collection.
COLLATERAL FREE LOAN
No need to pledge any personal or business assets. Our partners provide completely collateral free business loans
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Your business must have minimum operational history of 3 years.
Annual turnover: >50 Lakhs for loan upto 5L | >2Cr for loan above 5L.
Your CIBIL score should be over 650.
DOCUMENTS REQUIREDYou must be able to provide the following documents to the lending partnerBank statements for the last 6 monthsVAT Returns+GST ReturnsKYC documents of the applicant and the organisationLoans or overdraft sanction letters (if any)Debtors+Creditors+Stock statementsComplete 2 yr financial set
(For loans>15Lakhs)
TO KNOW MORE ABOUT TI LENDING
011-46710431 | tilending@tradeindia.com
Watch the video for more information or read our blog on collateral free small business loans in India.
BUSINESS TERM LOAN
We understand the need of business owners for quick short term working capital to finance not just your operational needs but also business expansion. We are offering a wide loan range with flexible repayment structure through our partners:
SHORT TERM LOANSLoans from Rs 5 Lakhs-50 Lakhs with EMIs from 12- 36 monthsULTRA SHORT TERM LOANSLoans from Rs 1-5 Lakhs with EMIs from 1-12 months
BENEFITS BEST FIT
No hassle of calls from multiple agents. We will identify a single lending partner who can best fulfill your requirement.
QUICK DISBURSAL
No long waits. Loan amount will be credited to your account within 7 business days of document collection.
COLLATERAL FREE LOAN
No need to pledge any personal or business assets. Our partners provide completely collateral free business loans
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Your business must have minimum operational history of 3 years.
Annual turnover: >50 Lakhs for loan upto 5L | >2Cr for loan above 5L.
Your CIBIL score should be over 650.
DOCUMENTS REQUIREDYou must be able to provide the following documents to the lending partnerBank statements for the last 6 monthsVAT Returns+GST ReturnsKYC documents of the applicant and the organisationLoans or overdraft sanction letters (if any)Debtors+Creditors+Stock statementsComplete 2 yr financial set
(For loans>15Lakhs)
TO KNOW MORE ABOUT TI LENDING
011-46710431 | tilending@tradeindia.com
Watch the video for more information or read our blog on collateral free small business loans in India.
Friday, March 17, 2017
Useful Articles on Various Business Products : Use of Sheet Metal Machinery
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Monday, May 11, 2015
Asafoetida (Hing) - Uses and Health Benefits [Slideshare]
Asafoetida also popularly known as "Hing" in Hindi and "Perungayam" in Tamil is latex gum obtained from a perennial plant which is usually collected in earthen pots and dried. It is easily available in all Indian markets and can be found in almost every household as it is also used in many dishes in small amount. Apart from being an important spice, asafoetida is an important medicine, too. It is used to cure various problems such as:
- For Stomach Disorders - By adding a small pinch of asafoetida in all dishes; be it dal or pulses, can prevent the gas problems and helps in quick digestion.
- For Stings - Asafoetida is very beneficial in treating stings/bites of honey bees, wasps, etc. The paste of asafoetida should be applied as a poultice on the affected area and left to dry.
- For Ear Ache - Asafoetida is very effective in treating ear ache/pain. By applying warm coconut oil with asafoetida powder mixed in small amount, you can get ride of pain in just a while and this has been practiced for years.
- For Menstrual Pain - Asafoetida contains special chemicals which can thin the blood thus making the blood flow smooth. Used for ages, this is a boon for women who suffer from pain during their cycles.
- For Young Babies/Infants - For infants /young babies, it is not advisable to give asafoetida internally. Instead, for treating problems like gas of young babies, paste made out of asafoetida and water is applied on the stomatch.
- For Tooth Ache - Asafoetida is a good medicine for treating tooth aches. To make a poultice for tooth aches, make a paste of asafoetida and lemon juice in a mortar and pestle and apply with the help of a ear bud on the affected tooth.
- For Pimples - Asafoetida can also be used effectively for curing pimple problem. A pinch of asafoetida powder should be mixed with water and applied over the acne spots to see benefits.
- For Skin Blemishes - Simple face mask made with asafoetida powder and yogurt will greatly reduce the blemishes and age spots in the skin. Try to do it regularly at least weekly once for best results.
- For Cough - Asafoetida can also be used to treat cough. Paste made with powdered asafoetida in water applied on the chest is a good home remedy to relieve from cough.
Here is a slide show presentation on Asafoetida/Hing:
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Commercial Kitchen & Canteen Equipment
Commercial kitchen equipment are considered as the main part of kitchens of restaurants, canteens, hotels, and cafeterias of several offices and hotels. Used for preparing, cooking and preserving foods for commercial purposes, the variety of commercial kitchen equipments consists of following range:
Grills, Ovens, Tongs, Plates, Ladles, Boilers, Shelves, Freezers, Gas Fryers, Saute Pans, Sauce Pans, Gas Ranges, Deep-Fryers, Baking Pans, Steam Tables, Pizza Paddles, Mixing Bowls, Chef's Knives, Pizza Screens, Baking Sheets, Walk-in Coolers, Reach-in Coolers, Fire Extinguisher, Rubber Floor Mats and Sanitizer Dispenser.
Things to consider before buying commercial kitchen equipment - Following are the basic important points that one should keep in mind before making any decision while purchasing kitchen equipment:
Have any query? Please post your requirement over here.
Grills, Ovens, Tongs, Plates, Ladles, Boilers, Shelves, Freezers, Gas Fryers, Saute Pans, Sauce Pans, Gas Ranges, Deep-Fryers, Baking Pans, Steam Tables, Pizza Paddles, Mixing Bowls, Chef's Knives, Pizza Screens, Baking Sheets, Walk-in Coolers, Reach-in Coolers, Fire Extinguisher, Rubber Floor Mats and Sanitizer Dispenser.
Besides the above mentioned equipment, there is a huge range of other commercial kitchen equipment which have their own importance at various level. Also - here, we list some of the must-know tips for the consumers.
Things to consider before buying commercial kitchen equipment - Following are the basic important points that one should keep in mind before making any decision while purchasing kitchen equipment:
- Cost
- Safety
- Capacity
- Noise Level
- Maintenance
- Ease of Handling
- Space Consumed
- Manufacturers' Authenticity
Monday, May 4, 2015
Common Building Materials & Equipment
When it comes to constructing an earthquake resistant building or any other structure, the first thing that comes in our mind is; reliable building material suppliers & equipment. For this, manufacturers and suppliers are constantly making available a variety of building supplies ranging from bricks, steel, wood, glass and more which are further classified as:
Building Materials:
Building Materials:
- Wood
- Bricks
- Iron Rods
- Concrete Mix
- Insulating Materials
- Waterproofing Materials for Walls, Terrace, Roof and Bathrooms
Surface Finishing Materials:
- Tiles & Marbles
- Ceiling Material
- Plaster & Gypsum Board
- Cement Render Material
- Wall Covering Materials
- Wood Finishing Materials
- Exterior & Interior Paints
- Flooring Material - Wide plank, Terrazzo, Carpet
Metal/Steel:
- Rebar
- Metal Joist
- Metal Decking
- Metal Framing
- Metal Trusses
- Decorative Metal
- Wire Rope and Cables
- Structural Steel: I-Beam & Column
Construction Equipment:
- Elevator
- Escalator
- Scaffolding
- Fire Suppression Equipment
- Electrical Systems and Equipment
Different Types of Marbles
Marble is a naturally occurring stone which used to be considered as a royal stone used for constructing various institutional or governmental structures. However, now it is also used at homes, shops and other private or commercial buildings and is used in the form of slabs, tiles, counter-tops or even pebbles. This natural stone is made available in numerous names, designs, colors and patterns of which some are given here.
Looking for marble suppliers or marble handicrafts?
Types of Marbles: Onyx Marble, Katni Marble, White Marble, Green Marble, Agaria Marble, Galala Marble, Makrana Marble, Bidasar Marble, Italian Marble, Botticino Marble, Rainforest Marble, White Gray Marble, Red Forest Marble, Gray William Marble, Golden Spider Marble & Banswara White Marble
Here's a slide show presentation on different types of marbles.
Looking for marble suppliers or marble handicrafts?
Types of Marbles: Onyx Marble, Katni Marble, White Marble, Green Marble, Agaria Marble, Galala Marble, Makrana Marble, Bidasar Marble, Italian Marble, Botticino Marble, Rainforest Marble, White Gray Marble, Red Forest Marble, Gray William Marble, Golden Spider Marble & Banswara White Marble
Here's a slide show presentation on different types of marbles.
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Engraving Methods, Engraving Machines, Tools & Equipment
Engraving Methods:
- Hand Engraving
- Laser Engraving
- Machine Engraving
- Computer Engraving
Hand Engraving - this technique is suitable for engraving small articles such as jewelry or gift items.
Laser Engraving - laser engraving is the very latest technology and is used to engrave on large promotional objects using high resolution beam.
Machine Engraving - the drill pins at very high revolutions to allow the hard-tipped drill bit to cut into metal or substrate.
Computer engraving - is one of the most common technology used in the industry today, which allow for the intricate engraving of very small pieces of articles through to the production of large three dimensional cut out shapes.
Looking to buy in bulk? Find genuine suppliers of all types of engraving machine.
Types of Engraving Machines & Tools:
Laser Engraving - laser engraving is the very latest technology and is used to engrave on large promotional objects using high resolution beam.
Machine Engraving - the drill pins at very high revolutions to allow the hard-tipped drill bit to cut into metal or substrate.
Computer engraving - is one of the most common technology used in the industry today, which allow for the intricate engraving of very small pieces of articles through to the production of large three dimensional cut out shapes.
Looking to buy in bulk? Find genuine suppliers of all types of engraving machine.
Types of Engraving Machines & Tools:
- 3D Engraving Machines
- CNC Engraving Machines
- Wood Engraving Machines
- Metal Engraving Machines
- Laser Engraving Machines
- Fabric Engraving Machines
- Jewelry Engraving Machines
- Hand-Held Engraving Machines
Here's a slide show presentation on engraving methods and different types of engraving machines/equipment.
Friday, May 1, 2015
Door and Window Fittings & Accessories
Door and windows fittings & accessories are important components of building and construction industry. Available in the form of different material like nickel, bronze, stainless steel, brass, crystal, metal and wood, these components come in a number of designs, patterns, sizes, etc. Some of the most commonly used door and windows fittings & accessories are as follows:
Door Fittings & Accessories: Deadbolts, Door Knobs, Handlesets, Door Seals, Door Levers, Door Hinges, Door Bells, Door Bolts, Door Chimes, Door Latches, Door Closers, Door Stoppers, Electrical Door Locks, Door Push/Pull Plates, Back to Back Door Handles & Sheet Metal Components
Windows Hardware Fittings & Accessories: Window Stays, Window Frame, Latch Mechanism, Fold Down Handles, Window Pull Handles, Crank Window Handles, Window Folding Handles, Folding Window Adjuster& Window Latch Mechanism
Door Fittings & Accessories: Deadbolts, Door Knobs, Handlesets, Door Seals, Door Levers, Door Hinges, Door Bells, Door Bolts, Door Chimes, Door Latches, Door Closers, Door Stoppers, Electrical Door Locks, Door Push/Pull Plates, Back to Back Door Handles & Sheet Metal Components
Windows Hardware Fittings & Accessories: Window Stays, Window Frame, Latch Mechanism, Fold Down Handles, Window Pull Handles, Crank Window Handles, Window Folding Handles, Folding Window Adjuster& Window Latch Mechanism
Here's a presentation on door and windows fittings & accessories.
Door and Window Fittings & Accessories from Sher Thapa
Manufacturers & wholesale suppliers of Door Fittings
Manufacturers & wholesale suppliers of Door Fittings
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Scuba Diving Geart & Equipment List
Scuba diving equipment are equipment used by underwater divers or scuba divers while jumping into the deep water of sea/ocean. These equipment are designed to make diving activities possible, safer, faster, and comfortable. Following are the diving equipment & supplies with brief detail:
- Diving Mask - divers masks are are parts of diving equipment that allow scuba divers to see clearly underwater.
- Fins - divers' swim-fins or flippers are accessories worn on the foot. These are made from rubber, plastic or combinations of both to help move through the water.
- Snorkel - a diving snorkel is a piece of equipment which is fitted with the diver's mask and helps breathe while diving under water.
- Side-mount - is a scuba diving equipment configuration in which diving cylinders are mounted alongside the diver, below the shoulders and along the diver's hips.
- Scuba Tank - a scuba diving tank is used to transport high pressure breathing gas.
- Dive Knife - scuba dive knife is an invaluable tool underwater, providing divers with a versatile solution to dozens of potential problems.
- Dive Light - a scuba dive light/torch is used to see, navigate gauges at night.
- Dive Watch - a scuba diver's watch is a watch designed for underwater diving that is 100% water resistance.
- Re-breathers - a diver's re-breather is a breathing apparatus that absorbs the carbon dioxide of a diver's exhaled breath to permit the re-breathing.
- Wetsuits and Dry Suits - these both wetsuits and dry-suits are worn to protect the diver from the elements when they are aboard a boat.
- BCD (Buoyancy Control Device) - is a piece of diving equipment containing a bladder which is worn by divers to establish neutral buoyancy underwater and positive buoyancy on the surface.
- SPG (Submersible Pressure Gauge) - this very simple small device device helps divers make important decisions based on the cylinder pressures.
- Underwater Photography and Video Equipment - are used to take important pictures and record videos of sea species, flora & fauna, etc.
Here's a slideshare presentation on scuba diving equipment & supplies list.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Polishing Material & Machinery Now Available Online
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| Polishing Material |
Different Types Of Industrial Gases And Their Uses
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| Different types of Industrial Gases |
What To Look For In Briquetting Plants
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| Briquettes Making Machine |
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Uses of Kraft Paper
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| Kraft Paper Rolls |
Greenhouse Supplies & Equipment : What You Should Look For
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| Greenhouse Structure |
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Some Information About Display Counters
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| Display Counters |
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Synthetic Yarn - A must For Modern Knitting Industry
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| Synthetic Yarn |
Fiberglass Products : All You Need To Know
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| Fiberglass Chairs |
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