#stainless steel water cooler

[me-shop-gurgaon]

Water Cooler 400 Ltr Price and Specification

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[ideasengineering]

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[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1930 Ford Highboy Coupe

There’s always lots of detail work with any build and this ’30 Ford highboy coupe is no exception. Look closely and you will find Craftworks Fabrication handmade steel motor mounts. The license plate and valve covers were painted by Jeremy Seanor of Luckystrike Designs. He also painted all the accompanying engine and tranny parts. The powdercoat was handled by Pittsburgh Powder Coat while the chrome plating was conducted by Jon Wright’s Custom Chrome Plating.

The chassis is comprised of a Roadster Shop custom frame that was stepped, stretched, and features contoured ’32 Ford-style framerails. It was also then boxed, capped, and has hole punch flared front framehorns. From here the frame is outfitted with a Super Bell 4-inch drop, drilled and plated I-beam axle, low-profile monoleaf spring with Ridetech tubular shocks paired to custom-made drilled billet radius rods from Johnson’s Hot Rod Shop. Steering falls to the Flaming River box and a LimeWorks Hot Rod column topped with a four-spoke Billet Specialties Sprint Car–style leather-wrapped wheel. In back there’s a Currie 9-inch rearend outfitted with 3.70 gears, 31-spline axles, QA1 coilovers, a Pete & Jakes Panhard bar, and a parallel four-link setup. Braking is a combination of disc/drum front to rear. The forward braking dark gray–painted Wilwood Dynalite calipers are neatly hidden behind the Pete & Jakes finned backing plates. While in back the 9-inch is outfitted with 11-inch brakes, this time hidden beneath the SO-CAL Speed Shop finned drums all the while the chassis rides on a full set of 16-inch Dayton wire wheels wrapped with Coker/Excelsior rubber measuring 5.50R16 in front and 7.00R18 in the back.

All hot rods have something fun settled between the ’rails and beneath the hood (well if they have a hood). In the case of our ’30 Ford highboy coupe it sure appears to be a vintage Ford Y-block but after more than a cursory look we begin to see the telltale signs that there’s something more. Indeed, while it may look like a Ford it truly is a 376-inch LSX iron block, with aluminum heads and ARP studs, plus adapter-equipped small-block Ford (Windsor) valve covers all from Don Hardy Race Cars and then assembled by Talik and Marc Mullin. The intake is an Edelbrock LS dual quad with a pair of Thunder AVS EnduraShine carbs dressed in OTB air cleaners. Delivering the gas from the Tanks stainless reservoir is an Earl’s Performance billet fuel pump. More engine accessories include an MSD 6AL box to go along with the MSD billet Ford small-block distributor that functions through a timing cover adapter from Chevrolet Performance all the while using an MSD coil and Lokar vintage plug wires. Powermaster also supplied the alternator and starter, the battery is an XS Power AGM, and a Wegner Motorsports water pump is used as well as a Wegner front accessory drive unit. This 500-plus hp V-8 utilizes custom headers made at Craftworks Fabrication based on Ultimate Headers LS header flanges. The pseudo-Ford small-block is backed up to a TCI StreetFighter 700-R4 with a 2,800-stall speed converter operated by a Lokar shifter. The trans cooler comes by way of Derale Performance and moves the power through a 3-inch-diameter custom-made driveshaft.

[atsadi-shenanigans]

Fingers Sifting Black Earth 1 - That Awkward Moment When

Happy Yuletide, motherfuckers! Next story's up.

On AO3.

It is important for me to be down on my knees, my fingers sifting the black earth, making those things grow which will grow. —Ann Struthers, Planting the Sand Cherry

So you’re in hell. The air scorches the back of your throat and your pits are beyond dank. Your new (relatively) tunic clings to your back beneath your new (also relatively) drow armor, and your tit region is a full blown swamp.

Even Astarion, famously undead, shines with sweat.

“Everyone present and accounted for?” Gale says. Poor man is more soaked-through than you. Turns out wizard robes, without cooling enchantments which he’s short of at the moment, ain’t all that good for running around a magical forge embedded in a mother fucking lava lake.

“Let’s just get out of here,” Shadowheart says. She at least got a sweet, new set of armor outta that forge.

Lae’zel sways, and then glares when you notice. You don’t say nothing.

Only Karlach stays chipper. She’s waiting over with Wyll next to the big ass lever. On Gale’s nod, they manage to kick and shove the creaky bitch down. The metal platform y’all stand on groans. Jolts. You expect, for a pants-shitting moment, for the fucker to crack in half and drop y’all onto that lake. You read somewhere that people don’t actually sink into lave, like that volcano movie. Cause it’s melted rock with the same density. It’s a lot more like dropping a square of cold butter onto a hot-ass, stainless steel pan. Lots of sizzling and skittering around as the water in the body boils off. Course, you’re dead before you hit, since the superheated air sears shut the lungs—

Everybody’s staring at you. Wyll grimaces.

Oops. You’re all up in the brainworm group chat with that one.

“Sorry,” you say.

“That’s pretty accurate, actually,” Karlach says.

To which Wyll turns his horrified look to her. She just shrugs.

The platform shudders. Wheezes. Screams a little. And then starts to rise. All in one piece.

You sigh and slump. Let your head fall back to try to keep breathing the oven-hot air. You grew up in Oklahoma-sticky, been caught out in one-hundred-thirteen degrees with ninety percent humidity and northerners are always surprised when you tell that that yes, you can actually sweat on the backs of your hands.

Ain’t none of that compares to this hellscape. Literally.

Eventually, the first drafts of cooler air brush your cheeks. You’re beyond things like modesty right now, so you loosen the sides of your armor—thank you Gale for the perfect-fit enchantment—enough you can flap your tunic and try to relieve some of the tiddy sweat.

Catch Astarion watching you with one eyebrow quirked.

You try not to think about that just now.

It’s been a helluva few days. Fresh off escaping a drow hunting party, y’all ran into a group of duergar slavers working a bunch of gnomes half to death to free some Absolute cultist piece of shit. They’re all dead, now. Between them gnomes, the cave buffalo, and all y’all, you’re pretty sure every slaver got ganked.

Astarion…

He really does not fucking care about other people. Not even people in a position a lot like his own. You met others like that. You were others like that for a while. But when he made that “joke” (cause it ain’t never actually a joke) about “motivating the staff” (and by that he meant “torturing defenseless people”) you cold-shouldered him. Hard.

He’s been slinking around your peripherals ever since.

You wipe the sweat from your face as best you can. Which mostly means smearing it around.

It ain’t right to let him carry on like that and treat it like it’s fine. It ain’t. And you’re pretty sure he knows that—you try hard not to think of him as a dog tiptoeing around after getting yelled at. Especially since this dog seems way more used to kicks than words. But you ain’t sure what you should do about it. If you should. Because…you care about the stupid shit. And then you think you shouldn’t because the man has screaming red flags. But…but so did you. When Sasha first tried to talk to you, you went full, flaming Testimony on her.

But she didn’t give up. She saw something in you. The part you would later find in the root cellar, covered in sticky pear juice, staring down at a piece of shattered glass. All the talk you ever heard—the books, the podcasts, anything you could listen to before it got too much and your chest got too tight to breathe and you was right back there again—says that bringing people outta shit like that is work. It takes time. Patience.

If it can be done. If the person ain’t too far gone.

If your sorry ass can possibly navigate the fucking minefield you’re starting to realize that man is.

Fuck.

At least y’all found explosives. Lots of them. Including a giant fucking barrel of something called “rune powder” that y’all sorta stole that made all them other gnomes real fucking nervous about. You’re gonna find whatever controls the cult and the fucking brainworms, and you’re gonna paint “fuck you” on the side of that barrel before you have Karlach—or Lae’zel, actually—chuck it right at their face. There’s an easy answer for one of your problems (ninety-nine problems and that man is one).

The rest of the group is run fucking ragged right now. Between all the murder and the coups y’all have initiated, between the fight with that murderfuck Absolutist and the giant fuck off robot at the forge, y’all can probably sleep for a collective week.

Astarion is still watching you.

Shadowheart raises an eyebrow for you to catch. Turns out stepping off a boat with your neck fucking purpled from hickeys tends to tip off everybody that you was fooling around with that goblin of a vampire man. Elf. Shithead.

You look away.

You just don’t know. He kissed you and you liked it. You liked the whole fingerbanging, too. Like, a lot. Then he ain’t letting you talk to him about it, then suggested you two do it again, then goes off to be a fuckhead racist and then y’all almost got squashed by the iron giant.

And now he’s sidling up to you just as you’re starting to savor the suggestion of cooler air on your skin.

“Hello, darling,” he says.

Okay, fine, he’s stupid handsome. You actually see it now, despite the granny hair (fine, it adds to his “bisexually hot” vibes). Now he’s all sweaty, and that’s gross, but the gross part of your brain fucking perks up anyway.

“Hi, Astarion,” you say.

The elevator rattles and clanks around you. Y’all are lifting up through a shaft cut so smooth, you’d think it had to be made with either water, or modern Earth drilling equipment.

Probably fucking magic. Fucking Middle Narnia.

The magma glow has receded, and now the only light comes from Karlach’s thrumming hellfire heart engine and the tiny flames dancing through her hair and on the tips of her nails. And from Shadowheart’s glowing face-smashing mace that Astarion stole, which then obliterated a whole ass Githyanki creche.

It’s enough to give the illusion of privacy.

“You know, I can’t help but feel we’ve grown somewhat…distant, the last few days,” Astarion says.

“We been kinda busy,” you say.

He hums. Shifts beside you. Then he leans in, his breath cool as it tickles the hairs on your neck. “We never did find an answer to my question, either.”

You know damn well what he’s talking about. Sidling up next to you in that dead temple. Leaning in as he’s doing now, his scent washing over you, voice low and silky in your ear when he asked “your tent or mine.”

“Huh,” you say. Like a smart person.

You got no idea what you’re doing. No idea what you should be doing. You are stumbling around in an unfamiliar, pitch-black room, half drunk, tits swinging, banging into every goddamn piece of furniture in there.

“So,” Astarion says. Leans so close he could kiss your cheek if he moved another inch.

Seems he wants that answer.

What are y’all? What is this? A one-time fling after surviving some bullshit? Stress relief? A new hobby?

You ain’t never done this before. Certainly not with someone like him. Don’t know the rules. You…you’re scared. If you ask him, if you question this or press him for any of the thoughts in your head, he’ll spook.

And deep down (maybe not so deep), you’re a greedy little shit yourself. A whole childhood denied things like cellphones and internet, like steady meals and safety and any kind of privacy and not getting publicly switched in your underwear. And then coming out of that and the group homes, the food stamps, the public health insurance and barely scraping by until so, so recently.

When you got kidnapped by a squidward alien and dropped without so much as a stitch of clothing (but with a fucking dildo, jesus) into another dimension.

You want something nice. Just for once. Just without having to think about the shoulds or should-nots. The morals and the risk and being able to fucking afford it.

This is a terrible fucking idea. Maybe you really are a weak piece of shit. Because you turn to look at him. In the dim glow of y’all’s companions, his eyes reflect a predator’s shine: two copper pennies glowing in the gloom.

You gotta figure all this shit out. Sort the mess in your head. Maybe after y’all find this cult shit and throw a bomb at it and the brainworms is gone.

Astarion is a bitch and an asshole. He makes you laugh. He stabbed a man like eight times for you, and goddamnit, kissing him feels like it paints your skin in electricity.

God ain’t real and neither is sin. And if sin ain’t real, then there’s no reason to feel shame or guilt about engaging in consensual tomfoolery.

Right?

You clear your throat. “We can, uh. Mine. I guess.”

Jesus.

His fangs is shockingly white when he grins. He brushes the tip of his nose against your cheek. “Excellent. I can’t wait.”

“Aww,” Karlach coos.

Right as Shadowheart says, “Do try to remember we can all hear you.”

You jerk away so fast you almost trip right off the edge of the magic fucking elevator. Which they all saw, and which makes you consider hurling yourself off on purpose just so you don’t have to deal with any of this.

Until a faint sound bounces down the shaft at y’all.

Shadowheart lifts her face. Squints. “Is that a dog?”

[gobbluthbutagirl]

wall street journal opinion writers are such deeply unserious people… “stainless steel water bottles bad because they’re killing water cooler culture”

[darkmaga-returns]

Making New Year’s resolutions isn’t really my style. I like to make changes as soon as I notice the problem and am in the proper mindset.

For example, when I realize I’m not exercising enough I make the required change ASAP, or at least prepare for it.

If you’re like me, I have a few health recommendations for you to focus on. If you want to wait until the new year that’s fine too.

Drink More Water

This is probably the most cliché topic in the health and fitness space. But here’s the fact: most people are walking around chronically dehydrated. If you are only drinking a liter per day, there’s a very good chance you’re dehydrated.

Here’s a common response I get from people who think they’re drinking enough:

“I already drink a lot and I’m always carrying my water with me. I don’t want to pee all day. This is how much I’ve always drank, and I did ok.”

None of this is true in most cases. It’s pretty easy to tell when someone doesn’t drink enough. It shows in their lips (crusty), their labs (kidneys hate dehydration), and even their skin (saggy).

If you want to test this on yourself, pinch the skin on the back of your hand. If it snaps right back to normal, then you either have healthy skin or great hydration or both. If it takes a second to snap back, you either have thin skin without any collagen (as is common with age), dehydrated, or both.

I personally shoot for 1 gallon per day during the summer or when I am exercising. I taper that off a bit in the winter when I’m not sweating as much.

Here are some techniques I use to ensure I’m getting enough throughout the day:

Water Bottle: I have multiple and I carry them with me. You must actually drink out of it in order to become hydrated. Simply carrying a water bottle around will not hydrate you through osmosis. I exclusively drink out of stainless steel and glass. I’ll give you a few recommendations below.

Good Water: If you are drinking dirty city water full of fluoride and it tastes nasty, you won’t drink it. Find some good water. This may mean filtering it, adding minerals (magnesium in particular), or finding a new water source such as a water cooler.

Track Yourself: Once you have set your goal, you must track it. I do this by counting how many times I refill my water bottles. Once I reach my goal I am satisfied. Some people use one big bottle with lines on it which is fine too. Whatever works for you. But you must track it.

Supplement Flavor: Plain water gets boring for me. I add minerals to enhance the flavor and make it easier to drink. Or a splash of lemon, some apple cider vinegar, whatever.

One thing I personally want to experiment more with in the upcoming year is deuterium-depleted water. This is a special type of water containing a very low concentration of deuterium which is found in nature. It seems to have fantastic health benefits but is very difficult to find on the market. Prices are currently exorbitant. I am told this is changing very quickly.

[hirocimacruiser]

Tommykaira R-z brochure translation.

The wonders of Tommykaira Magic that you can experience while driving. R

Total balance with a high degree of perfection commensurate with 530ps.

The displacement has been increased to 2700cc, achieving a maximum output of 530 horsepower and a maximum torque of 54.52kgm. To achieve this, various types of tuning have been applied. For example, the crankshaft, which is the most important element for bringing out the best performance of the engine, is an original crankshaft manufactured by Fandon in the UK. Highly rigid full counter type provides excellent balance performance. Furthermore, the R-z uses an H-section connecting rod and forged aluminum piston, making it both highly rigid and lightweight. What's more, it achieves well-balanced tuning. In addition, the R-z uses metal head gaskets, high-lift camshafts, valve springs, and racing plugs to bring out the best in the pistons, connecting rods, and crankshafts that are the main moving parts. Composite Radiator Improves cooling effect by using NI water pump.

I got it.

Changes to the intake and exhaust system have resulted in a significant increase in efficiency through the use of a stainless steel exhaust system with suction from the front pipe and a racing type intercooler. By increasing the size of the fuel system parts and strengthening the drive system, you can enjoy ample torque even when driving at low rpm around town. What's more, the sense of power, extension, and revving at high rpm will captivate anyone sitting in the driver's seat.

suspension tuning is

"High ride comfort and handling"

Balance in Dimensions.” During normal driving

Passenger-friendly ride

While realizing the taste, wine day

It is sharp and has excellent turning performance when turning.

Tomita has achieved this goal and has received rave reviews from many quarters.

It's a magic called Kaira Magic.

The front brake has been strengthened to control the 530 horsepower. Uses AP 6-pot calipers, AP brake rotors, and PFC brake pads. This is a highly reliable braking system that responds precisely to the driver's wishes.

[mechanism]

engine body

・Cylinder head/port polishing

・Cylinder block/boring, internal polishing

・Original crankshaft made in UK Fandon

・Special H section connecting rod

・Special forged piston

・Titanium coated piston ring

・Metal head gasket

・High lift camshaft

・Reinforced valve spring, valve guide

・Racing plug

computer unit

・R-z dedicated computer unit

cooling system

・Large capacity water-cooled oil cooler

Water pump for high speed N1

Intake and exhaust system

・All exhaust system

・Large capacity intercooler

・Special turbine

fuel system

Large capacity air flow meter

large capacity injector

・Large capacity fuel pump

drive system

・Twin plate clutch

Reinforcement parts

・Strut tower bar (with master cylinder stopper)

・Reinforced engine mount

・Enhanced mission mount

[Suspension]

Brake system

・AP 6-pot caliper & rotor (F)

・PFC brake pad

suspension

・Bilstein original shock absorber

・Original spring (F)

Original double spring (R)

tires/wheels

・Forged magnesium cut wheel “PRO R” 9.5×19+22

・DUNLOP FORMULA FM901 275/30ZR19

Reinforcement parts

・Stainless mesh brake hose

・Front tension rod (pillow ball)

* [Exterior] and [Interior] are the same specifications as R-s.

Tommykaira R-Z SPECIFICATION

PRICE ¥10,500,000-

PERFORMANCE

Max Output 530ps/7300rpm

Max Torque 54.52kgm/6000rpm

ENGINE

RB26DETT STRAIGHT-6 DOHC Turbo with multi-cup Intercooler

Piston Displacement: 2700cc

Bore x Stroke: 87.0mm x 75.7mm

BODY

Length: 4620mm

Width: 1785mm

Height: 1335mm

Wheelbase: 2665mm

Tread: Front 1496mm

Rear 1496mm

LAYOUT

4 Wheels Drive

Transmission: 6MT

Brakes:(F) 6 Piston Opposed Type Caliper + Ventilated Disc

Brakes:(R) 2 Piston Opposed Type Caliper + Ventilated Disc

Wheels: 9.5JJX 19 (Front&Rear)

Tire: 275/30ZR19 (Front&Rear)

Suspension : Original Shock absorber + Original Coil Spring

Steering: Rack & Pinion < SUPER HICAS >

*Price is vehicle price delivered at Kyoto store, registration fees and consumption tax not included US specifications, data, etc. are subject to change without notice. *Detailed options, equipment, body color, etc. are based on genuine Nissan. Catalog photos may look different from the actual products as they are printed materials. For inquiries and requests..

TOMITA

dream factory

http://www.tommykaira.com

[slowmissiles]

Back in a former life, I had an addiction that I loved beyond sanity. Here’s the story of it. 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 pt1 2009 pt2 2009 Redux

This is the final spec list for my glorious, insane Brutal Truth.

Nissan Skyline BCNR33 GT-R (Type 2) manufactured in April 1996. JDM non V-Spec vehicle retailed through Osaka Nissan Prince in May/June 1996. Imported to the UK in June 1997. Remained in original JDM spec without speedometer conversion until August 2002. Only the steering wheel & white dial sets were fitted in Japan.

Nismo RB26N1 bare engine: [N1 water pump (improved flow & less cavitation)/Reinforced cylinder block head bolt boss/Increased sump capacity (6L 20w60)/1.2mm oil restrictor]

N1 head with 0.5mm overbore (2598cc)

Cryogenically hardened N1 crankshaft

Wossner forged & cryogenically hardened pistons

Abbey Motorsport reinforced & cryogenically hardened con-rods

ACL Race Series conrod & crankshaft bearings

Tomei sump baffle kit

Tomei high flow (larger drive gears) oil pump

HKS 1.2mm metal head gasket

Tomei Procam Spec 2 cam kit (270 degree inlet & outlet with 10.25mm lift)

HKS V-Cam System Step 1 Type B (variable 248-278 degree inlet; replaces Procam inlet camshaft)

HKS vernier cam pulleys

HKS kevlar reinforced timing belt

Trust metal intake & throttle gaskets

HKS front pipe & decat gaskets

GReddy Iridium 08 Racing sparkplugs

Mocal 19-row oil cooler & Abbey Motorsport remote oil filter assembly

Abbey Motorsport catch tank & washer reservoir with SFS breather hoses

Abbey Motorsport Pro Alloy large radiator

Tomei fuel pump, fuel regulator & 600cc injectors

A’PEXi Power Intake induction kit

A’PEXi GT Spec intercooler (237x610x136mm) & hard pipe kit

HKS GT-SS turbos

HKS twin AFM delete kit

Tomei turbo elbows

HKS downpipes

HKS Silent Hi-Power exhaust

Abbey Motorsport 80mm decat pipe

Mine’s VX-ROM

HKS F-Con V Pro

HKS EVC 6 boost controller (1.6 bar)

AEM wideband lambda sensor

Splitfire DI Super Direct Ignition System

HKS Circle Earth kit

HKS GD Max twin-plate clutch (with lightened flywheel)

Abbey Motorsport rebuilt transfer box

Abbey Motorsport rebuilt gearbox with cryogenically hardened gear set, modified Nissan synchromesh upgrade and OS Giken strengthening plate

Abbey Motorsport rebuilt rear diff

Nismo gearbox mounts

Nismo Solid Shift gear stick (10% short shift)

Omex Shift Light Sequential

Sunsei SE-135 solar panel trickle charger mounted on a custom aluminium riser between the rear parcel shelf speaker enclosures.

Team Dynamics Equinox alloys 19x9.5, ET+15 in silver with polished stainless steel rim.

Falken FK452 265/30/19 Y-rated tyres

Cusco brake master cylinder brace

Cusco rear steering delete kit

Cusco front & rear upper suspension links

AST Sport Line 1 full suspension kit with UK spring setup

Nismo stainless steel braided brake hoses

StopTech 355mm rotor 4 pot caliper front brake kit

StopTech 355mm rotor 2 pot caliper rear brake kit with Abbey Motorsport modified pad retainers

Ferodo DS2500 brake pads front & rear

Bomex AD-390 front splitter

Nismo R34 smoked front indicators in custom aluminium mounting plates finished in crackle black

Nissan Xenon headlamp units

Border Racing Aero Fenders (vented front wings) with silver GT emblems from a R32 Skyline

Nismo smoked side repeaters

Top Mix one-off FRP twin blade rear spoiler on custom aluminium mounting plates

Entire exterior resprayed in BMW black (code 086) base and lacquer

Nissan Motorsport International carbon fibre B-pillar plates

PIAA carbon effect silicon wipers, front pair with spoilers, rear without

Nismo white face dial sets (dashboard & centre console) in carbon fibre panels

AEM AFR gauge mount replaces the lighter socket

HKS EVC display mounted on custom carbon fibre plate replacing the ashtray

Lighter socket relocated to the fog light switch panel

Nissan Momo steering wheel (with airbag)

Dressycar Nismo harness pads

Redline Automotive leather gearstick & handbrake gaiters

Abbey Motorsport carbon fibre door sill trims

Carbon fibre boot sill trim

Inlet plenum and sundry induction pipework finished in powder grey

Trust clear cam pulley cover

HKS Kansai Service carbon fibre spark plug cover

Right hand cam cover finished in crackle black

Nismo radiator & washer reservoir caps

HKS Kansai Service front strut brace finished in high gloss black

GReddy aluminium slam panel finished in crackle black

Tein bonnet dampers with black sleeves

Custom made one-off Cobra Misano Lux front seats: [Alcantara (colour code 9189) outers/Alcantara (colour code 9182) centre panels/One-piece carbon fibre backs/Sidewinder bases on custom subframes adapted by Abbey Motorsport/Cobra logo in silver thread on the headpads/GT-R logo beneath the grommets on seat backs]

JVC KD-AVX2 multi-media DVD/CD receiver with built-in 3.5” widescreen monitor

2x JL Audio Evolution VR600-CXi 6” speakers (front)

2x JL Audio Evolution TR650-CXi 6.5” speakers (rear)

Multiple and interlaced Thatcham rated security systems.

500 bhp. 520 ft/lb.

Ludicrously, hilariously, unbelievably fast.

Hope you enjoyed this little trip down memory lane with me. Cheers! JM.

(Photo by N. Liassides.)

[cyber-automative]

Stainless Steel Can Cooler

Whether it’s summer or just a day outside under the sun, an ice-cold cold drink is always greatly appreciated.

Just imagine a barbecue party, a day at the swimming pool, and a blazing-hot sun….but your drinks are no longer cold and your ice has nearly completely melted. 🙁Keep your beverages cool with our stainless steel drink cooler, perfectly fit for cans and bottles alike.

Let the party rage on while your refreshing drinks stay nice and cool.

This attractive, high-quality stainless steel can and bottle insulator come with double interior walls that ensure its contents remain fresh for hours while its condensation-free design will keep your hands dry. No slippage or getting your clothes or surroundings wet.

Enjoy your ice-cold beer, water, or favorite refreshment at home or outdoors. No more moving drinks in and out of the fridge or an ice cooler.

[sakhshimandal]

Why Quality Matters: What to Look for in a Water Cooler Manufacturer

When purchasing a water cooler, whether for home, office, or commercial use, quality is one of the most important factors to consider. A high-quality water cooler ensures durability, efficiency, and safe drinking water. However, with numerous manufacturers in the market, selecting the right one can be challenging.

A reliable water cooler manufacturer should meet industry standards, use premium materials, and incorporate advanced technology for cooling and filtration. This article will help you understand why quality matters and what to look for in a water cooler manufacturer before making a purchase.

1. Durability and Build Quality

The materials used in manufacturing a water cooler play a significant role in its durability. A well-built water cooler should:

Be made of high-quality stainless steel or food-grade plastic to prevent contamination.

Have corrosion-resistant components to withstand long-term use.

Feature sturdy construction to handle daily wear and tear, especially in high-traffic environments.

When evaluating a manufacturer, check product reviews, warranty policies, and material specifications to ensure long-lasting performance.

2. Advanced Cooling and Filtration Technology

A top-tier manufacturer integrates cutting-edge cooling and filtration systems to ensure safe and refreshing drinking water. Key features to look for include:

Efficient Cooling Mechanism – The best water coolers use compressor-based cooling for rapid chilling, while some energy-efficient models use thermoelectric cooling.

Multi-Stage Filtration – High-quality manufacturers equip their water coolers with activated carbon, reverse osmosis (RO), or UV purification to remove contaminants.

Energy-Efficient Performance – Look for manufacturers that design water coolers with low power consumption and smart temperature control features.

Choosing a manufacturer that prioritizes water purification and cooling efficiency guarantees better water quality and cost savings.

3. Compliance with Safety and Industry Standards

Quality water coolers must meet regulatory standards to ensure safety and hygiene. A reliable manufacturer should comply with:

NSF Certification (National Sanitation Foundation) for water quality.

ISO Certification for manufacturing excellence.

CE and ROHS Compliance for electrical and environmental safety.

A reputable manufacturer clearly displays certifications and test results, giving you confidence in their product’s reliability.

4. Variety of Models and Customization Options

Different users have different needs, so a versatile manufacturer should offer:

Bottled and Bottleless Water Coolers – Options for homes, offices, and industrial spaces.

Freestanding and Countertop Models – To suit varying space constraints.

Hot and Cold Water Features – Allowing users to enjoy both chilled and warm water.

Some manufacturers even provide custom branding options for businesses looking to enhance their corporate image.

5. Customer Support and After-Sales Service

A high-quality manufacturer offers excellent customer service and technical support to ensure long-term satisfaction. Look for:

Warranty Coverage – A good manufacturer provides at least 1-3 years of warranty on water coolers.

Spare Parts Availability – Check if the manufacturer provides easy access to replacement filters, taps, and other essential components.

Technical Assistance – Responsive customer support that assists with installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

Reliable manufacturers value their customers by ensuring hassle-free support whenever required.

6. Eco-Friendly and Energy-Efficient Designs

Sustainability is a growing concern, and leading manufacturers are adopting eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient cooling technology. A manufacturer committed to sustainability should:

Use BPA-free plastics and recyclable materials.

Offer low-energy consumption models with auto shut-off features.

Reduce carbon footprint by following environmentally responsible production processes.

Choosing a manufacturer that prioritizes eco-conscious practices ensures a healthier planet and lower operating costs.

Conclusion

When selecting a water cooler manufacturer, quality should be your top priority. A high-quality manufacturer ensures durability, advanced filtration, compliance with safety standards, reliable after-sales service, and sustainable practices. By choosing the right manufacturer, you guarantee safe, clean, and refreshing water for your home or business while benefiting from long-term reliability and cost efficiency.

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Introduction to 20 Liter Water CoolersImportance of 20 Liter Water Cooler for BusinessesTop Brands Offering 20 Liter Water Coolers20 liter water coolers specificationAvailable Models in 20 liter water cooler with priceHow to Choose the Best 20 Liter Water Cooler for Your BusinessConclusion: Making the Best Purchase Decision for Your Business Introduction to 20 Liter Water Coolers Welcome to Me…

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Guide to Can Coolers for Outdoor Trekkers. Compact, Stylish, and Trail-Ready!

Water.. Water.. Water…or we should say HYDRATION is a must for our body. Are you the one who does a lot of outdoor adventures? Then you know how important it is to stay hydrated. When you are climbing mountains, walking through the forest, or crossing a beautiful trail in the summer, you need a way to keep your drink cool to beat the heat. But taking your drink in a bottle will not keep it cool, you need a can cooler to keep the temperature maintained. 

Imagine you did a great trek and are in need of cold water. You take out your water bottle only to find that the water has become warm due to heat. We know how it feels! Can coolers (or koozies, as some call them) are the best option to take with you when travelling outdoors. They come in different shapes and sizes, and the right one will let you drink cold beverages on the hot summer day. Let’s take a look at why can coolers for trekking are so useful and how to choose the best one for your next adventure.

What Are Can Coolers for Outdoor Trekking?

Can coolers specially exist to keep beverages like cans of soda, beer, or energy drinks cold. They are made even more useful for trekkers. Usually made of foam, neoprene, or even stainless steel, these coolers insulate the drink to maintain its cooling longer. They fit snugly around your can to prevent it from warming up too quickly under the sun and in the heat.

The can koozie for trekking is an answer that's easily portable, simple, lightweight, and not a great consumer of space in your pack. When you're on a lengthy trek or camping trip, a drink that stays cold can immensely comfort. Instead of holding a can in the sun that warms up, you slip it into a can cooler, and your drink now tastes icy-cold again. 

Why You Need a Can Cooler on the Trail

One might ask, "Do I want to have a can cooler while trekking?" Well, believe it or not, they are more useful than one thinks.

1. Keeps Drinks Cold: Quite simply, can coolers, first and foremost, keep drinks cold for a longer time. It keeps things cool for longer, whether that ice-cold iced tea or your favorite beer by the campfire. Perfect for a warm-weather trek!

2. No More Sweating of Cans: You know when you hold a cold beverage, and it sweats? That wetness then spreads to the area around it: your fingers, the inside of your pack, or even your sleeping bag. The slim koozies can would put a stop to that condensation so that you have the simple pleasure of drinking without that leakage! 

3. Keeps your hands comfortable: During the sweltering hot, holding a cold can without cooling is uncomfortable. The condensation on the exterior of the can or bottle creates a slippery hold, while the freezer causes your hands to freeze upon holding too long. A can koozie acts as a buffer between your hand and the can, keeping your hands comfortable.

4. Easily Storable: A can cooler is small and lightweight. There is no bulge or weight added to your pack. It can conveniently fit in the side pockets of your backpack for easy accessibility. 

Choosing the Right Can Cooler for Your Trek

Since can coolers vary a lot in features, how should one decide which one will be best for their trekking purposes? There are several factors that you need to consider when deciding on a cooler.

Material: Can coolers are definitely very varied. The neoprene is a relatively soft material made of Neoprene, light in weight, and very efficient in insulating cans. Besides, it is stretchable, so it will accommodate a wide range of can sizes. Foam is thick, very likely providing insulation. If you want something that is a true heavy-duty, provides protection against weather elements, slightly or moderately thick, the stainless steel cooler might do the trick well. They have superior temperature effects and durability but might come out a bit heavier than other types.

Size and Fit: Make sure you find a cooler that is the appropriate size for your cans. Many cooler manufacturers design their products around the 12 oz can; others base their designs around slim cans. If you only drink a certain type of beverage that comes in a slim can, then a slim can koozie might be in order.

Portability: A good trekking cooler will prove easy enough to carry. Some coolers are designed to fold up while not in use. Some came with convenient carabiner clips that allow them to be attached to a backpack. Any room saved when packing for a long walk is a blessing in space management, so a cooler that is functional and portable will serve you well. 

Durability: The equipment needs to survive the rigors of the wilderness. Can coolers fit right into this category. Choose an insulator meant to endure tough conditions. You’ll be looking for the sort of can cooler that can endure being tossed around in your bags, dropped on the ground, or sitting in the sun without losing effectiveness.

Style: Sure, performance matters, but it wouldn’t hurt to carry around a cooler that adds some style to your outfit. The fun designs, bright colors, and funky merchandising of outdoor brands that one may pick evoke images of a context in which an outdoor cooler comes in the picture. Be it the minimalist sleek look or a fan of a bit more flair, there should be a cooler out there to fit the kind of style one wishes to reflect. 

Best Uses for Can Coolers on the Trail

Coolers aren't just meant for chilled drinks; there are several other great uses.

Camping: You really want a nice drink while sitting around the campfire! Slip your can into a can koozie to keep it cold while you hang out with your friends. Also, the koozie helps keep your hand from freezing as you're holding a cold drink.

Backpacking: While trekking for long hours, hydration is key! But when heat is too much to bear, a cold beverage makes all the difference. A slim can koozie is easy to carry along, plus it will increase the cooling effect on the drink.

Beach or Lake Trips: You don't even have to be deep in the forest to need a good can cooler. A can cooler will keep your drink refreshingly cold while you spend a day by the water soaking up the sun. It's also super effective in stopping you from dropping your flies into the sand or water.

Road Trips: Going on a long car ride towards your next trek? Well, with a good can cooler, you can get cold drinks inside your car. You don't have to spend an entire hour getting out to buy something from the nearest gas station! 

Eco-Friendly Options for Outdoor Trekkers

If you're an eco-minded traveler, you'll be pleased to know that sustainable can coolers are readily available. Some brands utilize recycled materials or even sell reuseable can coolers to cut down on waste generated from single-use products. By making such a choice, you're ensuring that while you keep your drinks cold, you do your part for the environment.

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A hot water cylinder, also sometimes called a boiler, calorifier tank, or geyser, is a tall, cylindrical tank usually made of copper, stainless steel, or enamel-lined steel. It has an insulated exterior to minimise heat loss and one or two inlets near the bottom to allow cold water to flow in as hot water is drawn out for use in the home.

Inside the tank is one or two heating elements. In an electric hot water cylinder, this is an electric heating element much like what you would find in an electric kettle. In a gas cylinder, it is a gas burner. Solar hot water systems use a solar collector panel to heat a fluid that circulates through a coil inside the tank.

The hottest water naturally rises to the top while cooler water stays near the bottom. A sensor near the top of the cylinder detects when the water reaches a set temperature, triggering the heating element or gas burner to turn off until more heating is needed.

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Stay Cool or Hot with an Insulated Water Bottle

Goodbye, boring, dull, and, let's face it, a bit boring days of water bottles. Say hello to the insulated water bottle: hydration hero and new BFF. Sipping on icy cold water on that hot summer day while hiking or piping hot tea in the middle of winter is no longer a problem for these bottles. And, trust me, they're not only functional but also fashionable.

What's cool with insulated water bottles?

Insulated water bottles are the ultimate hydration superhero. With double-wall vacuum insulation, beverages stay at optimal temperature for many hours. The thought of cooling water after gym session and, after a very long time later, it was still refreshingly crisp is impressive. Or better yet, sipping on hot coffee during your morning commute without a single lukewarm disappointment.

And let's not forget durability! These bottles are built tougher than your grandma's cast-iron skillet. Stainless steel, they are leak-proof, rust-resistant, and can even survive a tumble off your desk (tested by clumsy humans everywhere).

Why Everyone Needs One

Sure, you could go old-school with a plastic bottle. But do you want to drink a lukewarm water that smells like a chemistry experiment? This insulated water bottle ensures that the drink tastes the way it's supposed to—it doesn't taste funky.

Plus, think of the planet! By switching to a reusable insulated water bottle, you're sending single-use plastics packing and racking up some great eco-friendly karma points.

And of course, let's not forget their fashionable side. From metallic finishes that look sleek and glossy to funky patterns, these bottles make a statement. Some brands even allow you to personalize them, because who doesn't want their name on their hydration gear?

Not just bottles: The mighty insulated water jug

For those who take hydration seriously—campers, athletes, and over-prepared parents—the insulated water jug is your hero. With larger capacities and the same temperature-controlling magic, it’s perfect for group adventures or intense game days. If you’ve ever hosted a backyard BBQ, you’ll know that an insulated water jug can save the day (and the drinks).

Conclusion: Hydration Has Never Been Cooler

Be it a bottle with sleekness or a jug pouring, insulated drinkware is a game-changer. And behind these lifesavers? Dedicated water bottle manufacturers who understand that hydration isn’t just a need—it’s a vibe.

Say goodbye to lukewarm liquids and hello to the cool future of drinking -- or hotness. Your taste buds thank you, as does the planet. Cheers to hydration in style.