Warsaw Injection Moulded Products Suppliers and Manufacturers

Offering complete Italian leather shoe insole and midsole production line for men and women footwear. The line consists of 23 machines specified below. All machines in very good condition. Location Warsaw (Poland). Year of manufacture 2000+ with most machines produced in Italy, a number in Germany. Complete photos and information available upon request: Production line consists of: 1. Oildynamic cutting press with movable trolley + electrohydraulic platform (model HSP 588 - ATOM, platform - P1000kp), 2. Guillotine machine for cutting texon and fibre (automatic - model 126/558), 3. Guillotine machine for cutting foam coming with table and rotary drum (manual - model 2328), 4. Cementing machine for solvent adhesives + extractor fan (model MAV 3230 - Angeleri, fan: 250 m3/h), 5. Roller presser for texon and fibre (M2000), 6. Eyeletting machine for attaching steel shanks (MR71 S - Sagitta), 7. Press for moulding steel shanks (custom-made from producer RE-FI), 8. Line for assembling midsoles (STF 2000, 88MV - Apas), 9. Insole moulding machine (P-78 - Banf), 10. Automatic milling machine for insoles (FRA 96 - RE-FI), 11. Insole trimming machine (semi-automatic, OF 3N - Olympia), 12. Automatic shank skiving machine (A33 - SECOM), 13. Skiving machine for texon and fibre (model 95), 14. Groove milling machine (NFM13a - Mohrbach), 15. Bell skiving machine for leather (AV2), 16. Grooving machine for insoles (IS 6/TI - Garfas Macchine), 17. Heavy-duty knife grinder (LX 8.5), 18. Pattern shears machine for undercut (model 012/01), 19. Finishing machine (model 329), 20. Dust extractor fan (AS-30), 21. Automatic collector that collects and counts bevelled pieces (R39), 22. Mechanical conveyor for assembly (M/83), 23. Automatic heat setter (model 360). Also available a complete production line for shoe soles.

Table egg Colour : white and brown eggs Size : 50 55 gms We have high quality chicken table eggs. We have both white and brown eggs available. White/brown eggs of 1/2 grades. Details: Colour : white and brown eggs Size : 40g-50g-60g-65g-70g Packing * 30 eggs laid on paper pulp moulded tray packing * 12 trays packed in 5 ply strong export cartons. * 360 eggs per carton. Shipping * 1312 cartons in 40 feet high cube reefer container. * 472,320 eggs per 40 ft high cube reefer container. Feature:natural bright brown color Exporting standard and quality: 1)intact firm 2)no cracks We have a big farm planting fresh organic vegetables. And we plant, process, store, and export directly by our company. We have five years on this line . We can sure the best quality with the best competitive price for you. Any questions, pls. Feel free to contact us 1,eggs contain protein, containing eight kinds of essential amino acids 2,eggs are the best source of human nutrition, eggs contain lots of vitamins and minerals and Has high biological value of protein Our fresh chicken eggs are grouped into two based on the color of shell. Each group shall be described as follows: 1. Whites – all eggs have a standard chalky white tolerating the very light cream tints. 2. Browns – all eggs are apparently brown including the dark cream tints and any variation in the shade of brown eggshell. Each group is divided into seven classes based on weight (grams per egg) of each egg in group. Its different from us weight classes.

Coal briquettes. Coal briquettes have long been produced as a means of using up small coal, the finely broken coal inevitably produced during the mining process. Otherwise this is difficult to burn as it is hard to arrange adequate airflow through a fire of these small pieces; also such fuel tends to be drawn up and out of the chimney by the draught, giving visible black smoke. The first briquettes were known as culm bombs and were hand-moulded with a little wet clay as a binder. These could be difficult to burn efficiently, as the unburned clay produced a large ash content, blocking airflow through a grate. With Victorian developments in engineering, particularly the hydraulic press, it became possible to produce machine-made briquettes with minimal binder content. A tar or pitch binder was used, obtained first from gas making and later from petrochemical sources. These binders burned away completely, making it a low-ash fuel These were intended to emulate a high-quality anthracite coal, such as that from the Cynheidre measures. This involved blending a mixture of coals from different grades and colliery sources.

Moisture:%, not more than 14 Foreign matter: % not more than 2,0 Broken/split: % not more than 5,0 Broken/split: % not more than 5,0 Aflatoxin: max 5ppb Don toxin: max. 4000ppb Product is healthy, without insects, moulds and not healthy smell. The goods quality meets the corresponding EU rules and regulations, regarding toxins, pesticides, heavy metals. No gmo.