Architectural Trim Discusses About Eco-Friendly Material Trends

Posted on January 20, 2012 by TheNatureLover

Architectural Trim, one of the industry leading eco-friendly and fire resistant manufacturers for commercial builders, home developers, discusses about the right path of protecting our surroundings from hazards materials.

According to them, all the ongoing deals and projects should look for the cost effectiveness and longevity of every material that goes into the construction and development of building.

The composite trim materials use either smooth re-sawn wood grain texture or finish carpentry surface that emulate conventional constructional substances.

In today’s world, contractors and architectures have a variety of options for using eco-friendly materials for homes and buildings.

Revealing Details of the New Energica Electric Superbike

Posted on December 30, 2011 by TheNatureLover

The 2-words namely “super” and “electric” are very infrequently matched together. But, nothing has really affected the Italian-based Racing Company named CRP to reveal its new super-bike known as Energica, which is its first ever road-going super-bike to date.

Borrowing deeply from its electric racing ancestry, the latest racing edition has triumphed the TTXGP European crown previous year. The new bike has come with the potential to attain a maximum speed of up to 137 miles per hour, which would literally thrill all 2-wheel sports enthusiasts.

The new concept has come equipped with a standard eco-engine that produces an output power of 100-kW, and helps the super-bike to run for nearly 93 miles without re-fueling, and it can get even better, if you can keep driving the bike at its top-speed everywhere.

It is provided with a pair of advanced Brembo brakes that provides great handling and control over the bike. A digital multi-functional LCD-display panel is fitted with this new super-bike, which lets the driver to maintain an eye on things.

Presently, the new bike is just a proof of concept model, and CRP is in search of a collaborator, who can help to get them into the nearest bike showrooms across Europe as soon as possible.

It is expected to come with a base price that starts at less than $20,000.

Panasonic Releases New Eco-Friendly Products

Posted on December 27, 2011 by TheNatureLover

Panasonic launches new washing machines with eco-friendly features. The eco-friendly powered washing machine utilizes 90% less water, ensuring optimum energy consumption and water by detecting waste.

The Eco-Navi machine uses 40% less power than other machines; it also features LCD screen that allows you to monitor the activities of the machine.

In addition to washing machines, the company has also designed humidifier air purifiers, F- VXF35M and F- VXF70M, both of which are equipped with nanoe OH, and TM wrapped by water molecules that deodorizes fabrics as well as hydrating skin. The energy-efficient purifiers can minimize 40% of energy consumption through Eco-Navi function.

Panasonic devices are designed to enhance customer’s daily lifestyle.

Titrator Reduces Reagent Waste

Posted on December 14, 2011 by TheNatureLover

The small volume titration cells in Aqua counter titrator is one of the eco-friendly products as it’s highlighted by less reagent volumes to minimize waste, making it easy to replace the fresh solvent for next test.

An instinctive control panel display shows the current status, and other information on a large screen.

You can view the result on your system’s internet without any external software and you can also save and load data with the help of USB flash memory.

The built-in thermal printer is capable of taking high-resolution print outs. You can perform two measurements at the same time and on the whole, it reduces the reagent waste, contributing towards eco-friendly environment.

Non-Natural Christmas Tree is Less Eco Friendly than a Potted One

Posted on December 6, 2011 by TheNatureLover

We celebrate Christmas, keeping an artificial tree, which has a life-like appearance. It is the most convenient option for most of them, but in reality, it can be worse for the environment than a potted tree or a freshly cut one.

By comparison, these artificial trees have been made in factories by removing the tress completely and are made of plastics.

Though the potted or live trees are often smaller in size, they can be planted anywhere, making them to sustain for a longer time.

Plucking a tree from a grocery store and keeping them in your place isn’t exactly the most eco-friendly option.

Sony’s First Step Towards E-Waste

Posted on November 26, 2011 by TheNatureLover

Electronic devices such as mobiles, TV, and PC are just few of the devices that modern world can’t live without, but most folks don’t consider the fact that these goodies affect the environmental impacts indirectly.

Sony, one of the largest electronic distributors has started a Christmas campaign in order to spread the awareness on Electronic-waste.

They even announced that company will recycle their old electronics during this scheme. With the new Bravia TV, buyers get a free one year subscription to Quick-flix channel with unlimited access.

The recent survey showed that 5 million tonnes of e-waste are from the goods like PC video games, mobile phones, and television.

With the new Christmas campaign, Sony is taking a leading initiative to save the surroundings from e-waste.

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