Handbags production

More elaborate decorative effects may be obtained by taking from a hand-tooled or stitched master product a liquid silicon replica, the cured silicon matrix being used in conjunction with the electrode to reproduce the original finish on vinyl. (This method of embossment is suitable for products such as belts, footwear, handbags, luggage, and cases for stationery.)... 

By 1838 newer technologies emerged and jute fibre was spun into better yam and woven to make jute-cloth. Sacking bags and jute handbags were the initial developments and with that jute products started to enter people s daily lives. Applications in carpet making and packaging has also been dominated by jute ever since jute started to be woven into fabric form [20]. 

Calendered products such as film sheets and floor o)verings shower curtains, food covers, rainwear, handbags, coated fabrics, insulation for electrical cable and wire, phonograph records... 

The news about recalls of toys or products because of the presence of excessive lead is unfortunately very common. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in charge of protecting the public from um-easonable risks of injury or death from thousands of types of consumer products continues to issue recalls due to the presence of lead in various items. Besides the presence of lead in many painted toys, children s sports, bibs, and furniture products, and jewelry, the newest scare was generated when more than a few dozen handbags from popular retailers were tested for lead levels ranging from nearly three times to more than 195 times higher than the level agreed to in a 2010 settlement between Center for Environmental Health and dozens of retailers, producers and distributors of the products. ... 

While lead amounts are limited by federal law in children s products, no federal standard exists for lead in adult handbags, purses, and wallets. Health problems linked to lead exposure encompass an increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure, among other health problems. However, as of June 2012, there is no safe level of lead exposure, especially for pregnant women and young children. 

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