Ice Boxes Dealers

Description   The Kool Pack Mark-II is a sturdy, insulated ice-box that keeps liquids cold for hours, and provides hassle-free drainage from a tap towards the bottom. With an internal removeable tray and handle built into the main body, this beverage carrier is perfect for picnics and catered functions.   Features Insulated ice-box with handle Keeps beverages cold for hours Contemporary dual-tone finish Tap at base enables easy drainage Wide-mouthed for easy filling and cleaning Hygienic and odour-free materials Available in 2 colour-options

Being a client-centric firm, we ensure safe and time-bound deliveries of consignments at the desired place. The company has segregated its infrastructure into several units and one of them is packaging unit wherein we meticulously pack our products for ensuring safe and secure deliveries.

We offer Horn Ice Box that is excellently designed by our versatile designers. The Horn Ice Storage Box is manufactured from the quality horn materials processed properly in our own unit. This is very much comfortable in carrying and hence in demand. We are well-placed among the Horn Ice Boxes Manufacturers in India.

  Special care should be taken when storing and transporting dry ice.   Storage Many factors can affect the rate at which dry ice sublimes from solid state into gaseous carbon dioxide. The better the insulation, the slower the sublimation rate, the longer the quality of the product will be maintained. The ambient temperature and humidity The quality of the storage container The number of times the container is opened and closed Specification: 110 ltr (Approx. 60 to 70 kgs) Size; 2ft x2ft x 2ft , Fiberglass Sandwich structure with HINGES RIGID PU FOAM 50mm thick 6 to 8 % loss comparedto other dry ice boxes where the losses can be about 25%.   The better the insulation, the slower the sublimation rate, the longer the quality of the product will be maintained.

I read an true story not too long ago. This is a story of the difference in approach an Japanese and Indian company would take during its factory automation process. In Japan a soap manufacturing company was introducing an automated assembly line. The bottleneck in the process turned out to be an error in the wrapping machine, which would often wrap an empty box without the soap. To rectify this problem the Japanese company bought a X-ray scanner which cost them roughly $60,000. Truly cutting edge technology, and a great engineering feat. A similar problem occurred at a soap manufacturer in India (allegedly, Nirma soaps). Their solution was rather more eloquent. They invested in a fan. The empty wrappers blew away!!!