DogeGlove

ข้อมูลการติดต่อ, แผนที่และเส้นทาง,แบบฟอร์มการติดต่อ,เวลาเปิดและปิด, การบริการ,การให้คะแนนความพอใจในการบริการ,รูปภาพทั้งหมด,วิดีโอทั้งหมดและข่าวสารจาก DogeGlove, ร้านจำหน่ายอุปกรณ์การแพทย์, 139 Thanon Pan, Khwaeng Silom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, Bangkok.

25/02/2022

We supply High Quality Gloves as well as Medical Supplies.

14/12/2021

Doge is more than just a coin......

25/10/2021

The DogeGlove 100% Nitrile Disposable Examination gloves are high-performing 4mil thick powder-free blue-colored ambidextrous gloves that are intended for use in medical field to: protect patients and users from cross-contamination, conducting medical examinations, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and for handling medical contaminated material.

This examination glove product conforms under International, American, and European standards specific to:

CAT 3 / CE / ISO / FDA 510k / EN 455 (1 – 3) / EN 374 (1-5) / EN429 / EN425 / EN425 / ASTM D6319 / Chemo ASTM D 6978-05 / VIRAL ASTM F 1671-2013.

16/10/2021

What are INCOTERMS?

INCOTERMS are property of the International Chamber of Commerce and can be broken down into 4 categories: E, F, C, and D terms. Each INCOTERM is a code represented by three letters and a location. E terms refer to situations where the buyer can access the goods at the seller’s premises, while F terms involve the seller delivering the goods to a carrier. With C terms, the exporter arranges the shipping of the goods but isn’t responsible for damage. When the seller is responsible for both cost and risk, D terms are used.

How are INCOTERMS used?

Language is important when you’re making a deal, but things can get confusing when each party speaks a different one. INCOTERMS keep everyone on the same page and describe the nature of the transaction. You would use different INCOTERMS for different types of transportation. Some work for any kind of transportation, while others are only applicable to water transportation.

Why Incoterms are important?

It’s crucial that you are as clear as possible when working on a deal that involves international shipping, INCOTERMS lay out the costs and risks in each transaction and define what each party is responsible for. These terms help keep both sides on the same page, and they help to ensure that the goods are delivered safely and efficiently.

Basics of INCOTERMS:

Owned by International Chamber of Commerce
Standard Trade Definitions, available in 31 languages
Used by customs and banks
Found in sales contracts and letter of credit
Current edition is INCO 2010

INCOTERMS are a set of three-letter standard trade terms most commonly used in international contracts for the sale of goods. First published in 1936, INCOTERMS provide internationally accepted definitions and rules of interpretation for most common commercial terms.

16/10/2021

Why Is Airfreight So Expensive?

COVID-19 has brought about widespread travel restrictions, from border closures to mandatory lockdowns. It should come as no surprise that the air travel industry has been greatly hurt, with the number of commercial flights down by 73.7% from April 2019 to April 2020.

A typical passenger plane carries more than just passengers; around 45% of the world’s cargo is carried on passenger flights. With thousands of passenger flights grounded for the foreseeable future, the world’s air cargo capacity dropped by nearly 50%.As the global economy has stagnated because of COVID-19, this drop would seem inconsequential.
Consumers should be making fewer purchases, and companies should have fewer goods to ship.

But recall that the economy is stagnating because of a public health crisis. To keep the disease from spreading, healthcare centers need more personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, gowns, and masks for all their employees to wear virtually all the time. Few, if any, healthcare centers had enough protective gear when COVID-19 first hit.

Because the disease spread so rapidly, the worldwide demand for PPE skyrocketed overnight. Hotspot countries like the US and Italy were unable to manufacture enough for themselves, either because of lack of infrastructure or the amount of time it would take to scale manufacturing.

Conveniently, the world’s number one manufacturer of PPE was also the first country affected: China, providing half the world’s pre-COVID-19 PPE supply of masks (20M per day). By the end of March, China was producing over 100M masks per day to meet their own demand and that of countries worldwide. But getting those masks from China to other regions of the world required international and intercontinental shipping.

The need for PPE meant that air cargo demand only dropped by 15% in March 2020. But air cargo capacity dropped by 23% due to the loss of passenger flights.

8% may seem like a small margin, but for a global industry, this was a substantial gap to bridge. Because there was a greater demand than supply, costs skyrocketed, especially between Asia and the US/European markets.

Air cargo rates from Hong Kong to the US jumped by 27% at the end of March, and rates from Shanghai to Europe increased by 50%.
Demand was up — and airlines were eager to meet it.

16/10/2021

Rubber gloves are used for protecting skin against physical and chemical injuries as well as against infection by viruses and bacteria. Rubber gloves can be made from natural rubber (latex) or from synthetic rubber such as nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) and chloroprene rubber (CR).
Rubber gloves are for different tasks in several industries, ranging from healthcare to food processing and services, automotive to construction and chemical industries.
Application
Natural rubber gloves
Natural rubber gloves are manufactured by a dipping technology, where ceramic or metal formers that mimic the shape of a hand are dipped in liquid latex, and then dried. This process has many variations, and production is done in batches or continuously.
Synthetic rubber gloves
The manufacturing process for synthetic rubber gloves is similar to latex production besides that they are manufactured from synthetic materials such as nitrile, vinyl and synthetic polyisoprene.
The main difference is that in this process the synthetic material needs to be created first. The rubber raw material used is commonly a copolymer, a plastic material produced by the copolymerization of two or more different molecules or monomers.
In the case of nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), the two monomers are butadiene and acrylonitrile. Synthetic rubber is manufactured by emulsion polymerization or polymer emulsification by means of mechanical shearing.
Once the synthetic materials are available, they go to the factory for production. The required processes are relatively the same to those in latex rubber gloves manufacturing, but the dipping line requires different operating parameters.

16/10/2021

Glove Manufacturing

Introduction to Rubber Technology

Rubbers are loosely described as materials which show “elastic” properties. These materials with long chain molecules known as “polymers” and the combination of elastic and polymers have led to the alternative name of “elastomers”. Rubbers and elastomers are considered to perform similar function. Products made from rubber have a flexible and stable dimensional chemical structure and are able to withstand under force large deformations.

Rubber technology refers to the science involved in the process of transforming the rubber or elastomers into useful rubber products such as tyres, mats, etc. Rubber products can be broadly classified into two types such as raw rubber products and Latex products
Overview of Rubber Product Processing:

The production process of rubber products can be compared with plastic products and some of them are similar. However, rubber product technology is different in many aspects. The basic technology involved in rubber product processing is mentioned below.

Before knowing the rubber product process, it would be helpful to know about different type of rubbers and processing of raw rubber which are sent to manufacturing units for product processing. Basically, there are two types of rubber namely: natural and synthetic rubber.

16/10/2021

He she it has the 100B “Billion” or even 1T “Trillion” 3M lots that are floating around the broker sphere probably even from another
galaxy.

Here is a small size comprehension on how much a physical space the products really needs and which offers are real unrealistic. The representation of 100M dollars pallet is
equivalent to 1 pallet of 3M 1860 boxes. Now we compare the metrics of 1 Pallet of 100M dollars of money and 1 pallet of 3M 1860’s mask.

Beam me up Scotty cause some OTG goods are visible from space.

16/10/2021

I am sure you all have seen the avarge standard box of gloves with 100ct Nitrile gloves where prices have skyrocketed since the outbreak of the virus covid 19 and not only for the standard size..

Most recently Cranberry is getting in on the action with their Evolve 300ct Boxes.

If your wondering what happened its not rocket science, economy of scale kicks in when you increase the quantity of gloves per box from 100ct to 200ct and now 300 ct.

The buyer’s per 100ct of gloves cost is decreased saves money and some space provided they can ACTUALLY find boxes of GLOVES on the ground.

There are many stories of Ghost warehouses, fake SGS reports, fake BCL etc..