Production Base in Bangalore, India

 The company has decided to establish her first production base at Bafna Silk Creations Pvt. Ltd., 1/2 Puttanna Road, Gandhi Bazar, Basavangudi, Bangalore, Karnataka 56004 India as the attached images with the following equipments and manpower.

 

 

 

* Processes and facilities

(1) raw materials storage(120 square M); stacks, racks and cold storage cabinet for adhesive cans, lift car

(2) cocoon shattering(60 square M); 2 sets of fiber swarf shredder and crusher

(3) fiber swarf boiling(60 square M); 2 sets of high pressured cauldron and furnace

(4) washing at laundry(60 square M); 2 sets of laundry

(5) washing at running water(60 square M); water tank with purifier, pipe, tub and pump

(6) hot air drying(60 square M); hot air dryer

(7) web transferring; air blower

(8) web beating(288 square M);12 sets of vertical and horizontal beater

(9) needle punching(300 square M); 2 sets of needle puncher
(10) jetting of adhesive agent(167 square M); 2 sets of pulverizer

(11) drying of non woven fabric(556 square M); 2 sets of hot iron tubing device

(12) calendering of non woven fabric(206 square M); 2 sets of ironing device

(13) trimming of non woven fabric(247 square M); 2 sets of trimming device

(14) roll goods storage(120 square M); stacks, racks and lift car

(15) factory office; 30 square M

                                                                 * Manpower

(1) preparatory processes; 2 personnel per process(team head & team mate), total 12 persons

(2) prime process; 7 personnel per 1 set of proper machinery system(team head 1 & team mates 3 & assistant team mates 3 for 3 shift per day) x 4 sets = total 28 persons

Ban Ki-moon urges leaders to move on 2015 climate deal

The following article is transcribed from "Carbon Finance".

  The UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has called on world leaders to agree a global climate agreement by 2015, as he identified climate change as one of their most urgent challenges.

  “It is time to move beyond spending enormous sums addressing the damage [caused by climate change], and to make the investments that will repay themselves many times over,” Ban told US think-tank the Council on Foreign Relations yesterday.   “A global climate change agreement would give us the engine we need to advance us decisively on this path,” he added.

  He called for governments and business leaders to mobilise the political will for a global legally-binding climate change agreement by 2015, saying: “World leaders have pledged to reach an agreement, and we must hold them to that promise.”

  Ban welcomed US President Barack Obama’s recent speeches on climate change, which he called a “new resolve” to address climate change and give it high political priority. Climate change is one of the two biggest issues – equal to the situation in Syria – currently facing global leaders, threatening “huge global consequences” and risking “the harsh judgment of history should present trends continue”, Ban said. Both these threats require collective action and must involve the US to be solved, he added.

  Elza Holmstedt Pell