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Receiving a Visa gift card is great, but making sure you’re actually able to use the balance is what is important. That’s why seeing how to convert Visa gift card to USDT has proven to be a good way to enjoy the value of your gift card – with the added flexibility, of course. Perhaps, you received a Visa gift card as a gift or you purchased it as part of a promotion. The latter being the most common, as a large number of stores offer discounts or bonus deals on Visa gift cards purchased through. It could have also been gotten it through websites that let you earn Visa gift cards for free by streaming videos, games, answering surveys, and the likes.

In the end, what really matters is making use of the gift card. As aforementioned, we will be showing you how to sell Visa gift card for USDT if you are in Ghana or Nigeria.

How To Sell Visa Gift Card for USDT in Nigeria or Ghana

The only logical way to get your Visa gift card balance converted to USDT is to sell on a gift card exchange platform. And you can find a variety of places where you can convert any gift card to USDT nowadays or buy gift cards, one of them is Prestmit. On this platform, gift card holders can convert gift cards for USDT, such as Google Play, Spotify, Nordstrom, Starbucks, Netflix, Airbnb, Adidas, Nike, Target, eBay, Sephora, iTunes, etc.

To sell your Visa gift card on this platform, all you have to do is register a Prestmit account on web or using the app (download the mobile app here)

Select Visa gift card as the type of gift card you are trading and enter the amount. Then, choose USDT as the preferred payment method (as you can sell gift cards for Bitcoin, Naira, Cedis, etc) Once payment is approved, you will be credited instantly.

 

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‍We eat, drink, and sleep manufacturing at Fictiv. And when we’re not finding the best manufacturing technology and solutions for our customers, we’re busy learning what’s new and keeping across the latest trends. If you’re wondering what’s new in the world of manufacturing, check out our weekly insights, a quick roundup of what caught our eye.

This week is a big week for innovation. Close to 200,000 people, including almost 2,000 journalists, descended on Las Vegas for the annual tech-fest that is the Consumer Electronics Show, or CES 2020. For that reason, much of what we’ve read and watched this week has been centered around that event. Here are a few of our highlights.

• We opened the week with our own CEO Dave Evans’ column in Forbes outlining his expectation of this year’s event and an overview of the ingredient technologies driving innovation. CES 2020: What’s Driving Innovation.
• One of the first innovations on display at CES this week was the Samsung Ballie, presented in the first keynote of the event. This ball-shaped combination of a smart home device and a robotic companion made it to the top of Time’s “25 Best Products of CES 2020” list.
• The Consumer Technology Association’s Innovation Scorecard is presented at CES every year, and this year a record 15 states are listed as Innovation Champions. You can see all the scores online, including the International Innovation Scorecard topped by Estonia, with the USA not far behind in fourth spot.
• According to WIRED, Bell and Hyundai Soared into the Air Taxi Race this week at CES. Both the helicopter maker and the global manufacturing giant unveiled their concepts for flying urban mobility.
• US Today picked out their own favorites from CES 2020, including a flying car, inkjet-printed makeup, foldable screen tablets, Delta Air Lines’ parallel reality, plant based pork from Impossible Foods, and new streaming service Quibi.
• Away from CES, IndustryWeek writer Stephen Gold says thanks to the 2010s for Four Compelling Changes from the Past Decade, citing the Uber/Amazon/Googlization of society, AI, connectivity, and the expansion of IoT.
• Thomas Insights shared the news that, after dedicating months to the redesign of its Max jet, Boeing has announced that it will suspend production of the controversial airplane beginning in January.
• According to Forbes writer Marco Annunziata, 3D printing is coming of age. He touches on the remarkable progress made thus far, as we’ve gone from simple models and figurines to medical devices and implantable human body parts. Meanwhile, 3D printing technology for industry has also progressed very rapidly, and it’s arguably the space to watch closely in 2020. Read his article 2020: The Year Ahead In 3D.

That’s a wrap for this week, if you like what you see or would like to hear more about a specific topic, drop us a note on one of our social channels.

FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS: the trade show

Event profile FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS

• Industries: Fashion accessories, Fashion
• Frequency: cuatrienal
• Scope: Nacional

Next edition FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS

• From Thursday 4 to Sunday 14 April 2024
• Venue:

• City:
• More info.: feiradaloucuraporsapatos.com.br

FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS editions

FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS 2024	From 4 to 14 April 2024	Novo Hamburgo
FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS 2023	From 6 to 16 April 2023	Parque de exposiçoes da Fenac
FEIRA DA LOUCURA POR SAPATOS 2022	From 7 to 17 April 2022	Parque de exposiçoes da Fenac

We are pleased to announce we will attend 2021 Oct CnBearing (China Bearing & Power Transmission) Online Expo ,which is going to take place on Oct.11-15,2021. We will exhibit all our new products and live broadcast our new factory etc at that time. Look forward to meeting all new and old customers at that time.

Shanghai YININ Imp.,& Exp.,Co.,Ltd has been dealing with bearings and related parts for over 17 years which has been 12 years BearingNet Premium member with fabulous honor and credit list.The company provides one-stop service for customers, and the it has four companies for running bearing business:Shanghai YININ Imp.,& Exp.,Co.,Ltd ( marketing center), founded in 2004; CiXi YININ QC center (separate QC Center), founded in 2008; Shanghai YININ Bearing & Transmission Company (mainly produce and export kinds of ball bearings), founded in 2010 and JiangSu DaHua Bearing Manufacturing Company (produce roller bearing & QC center & warehouse), founded in 2011.

The company focuses on providing the best solutions for users. Besides meeting China’s needs, products are exported to other countries in great numbers each year, partners from states of Holland, UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, UAE, Poland, South Korea, India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Canada, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Kenya, Sudan, Libya, etc. Core products including ball bearings, roller bearings, automotive bearings and special bearings in chrome steel and stainless steel bearings. With constant innovation, hard work, and excellence, the business has been expanding both at home and abroad. With participation in the expo, more good business opportunities will be created for the company.

Contact ShangHai YiNin Bearing:

Shanghai Yinnin Bearing & Transmission Company

Shanghai Yinin Imp.,& Exp.,Co.,Ltd

Jiangsu DaHua Bearing manufacturing Company

Office Add: 9F05, NO.2123, PuDong AVE, PuDong, Shanghai, P.R.China

Factory Add: HuangXu Industrial Area, DanTu, ZhenJiang city, JiangSu Province, China

Tel:+8621-68551627/ 58850072/ 58850107

Fax:+8621-68551629

Email: [email protected]

Website:www.ybearing.com

www.dahuabearings.com

A new study aims to validate an effective methodological analysis for the characterisation of the adhesion values of antistick coatings employed in cooking systems.

The morphology and chemistry of four different industrial products were investigated by roughness measurements, electron microscopy observations and infrared spectroscopy analysis. The adhesion of the coatings was evaluated comparing various techniques, such as the surface contact angle measurements, the pull-off test and dishwashing tests.

PTFE-based systems totally uninfluenced by chemical attacks

While all the polytetrafluoroethylene-based systems turned out to be totally uninfluenced by the chemical attacks performed during the dishwasher cycles, the sol–gel coating exhibited lower performances of the applied releasing agent, before and after the mechanical degradation tests. Therefore, sol–gel coatings, despite being proposed as valid alternatives to PTFE ones, do not achieve the same quality standards in terms of releasing properties, being in addition much more sensible to degradation and loss in performances.

The study has been published in Journal of Coatings Technology and Research, Volume 19, July 2022.

Basic Info.

Model NO.
RB001

Material
Polyester

Age Group
All People

Feature
Anti-Pilling

Type
Polyester

Knitting Method
Machine Weaved

Pattern
Flower

Usage
Home

Transport Package
Vacuum Packing+Polybag+Woven Bag

Specification
220X240cm

Trademark
DITAI

Origin
China

HS Code
63014000

Production Capacity
50000p

Product Description

                                    PRODUCTION  DESCRIPTION

 

Brands: OEM Product Name: Raschel Blanket Material: 100% Polyester Size: 150X200cm N.W:2kgs 

150X200cm N.W:2.5kgs 

180X220cm N.W:3kgs 

200X230cm N.W:3.5kgs 

200X230cm N.W:4kgs 

20030cm N.W:4.5kgs 

200*230cmN.W:5kgs 

200*230cm N.W:6kgs
customized  Technology:  Reactive printing and dyeing Grade:  A Grade Layer:  2 Layers MOQ:  1 Set

 

 

 

The Hyperion gloves are a true harness to the hands thanks to the incorporated knuckle, palm, and finger protectors. A fine balance of goatskin and neoprene allows for optimal movement, while ventilated finger parts offer the right amount of airflow to the hands. As a short, sportive glove, the Hyperion fits the needs of today’s sportive naked bike enthusiasts. When it comes to looks, these gloves are adaptable to virtually any style of riding gear. And no matter what, you won’t be compromising protection or comfort for those summer rides. Various color options are available making it exceptionally easy to pair these gloves with your favorite riding outfit.

 

Protection Features

• EVA foam finger knuckles
• EVA foam thumb knuckle
• Temperfoam® underneath knuckle
• TPU hard-shell knuckle
• TPU hard-shell palm slider

 

Outer shell

• Drum dyed perforated goatskin leather with water-repellent finish
• Neoprene
• PU coated fabric

 

Ergonomic Features

• Race fit
• Short cuff
• Grip patch
• Elastic at wrist
• PWR | yarn outside stitching
• Stretch lips
• Adjustment tab
• Ventilation panels

As China’s economy has grown enormously over the last few decades, hundreds of thousands of small shops and factories have sprouted up all over the country to take advantage of the influx of foreign capital and those buyers and product developers looking for low labor prices. We all know this, and one sad fact of this desire for the cheapest price has been the plethora of so-called sweatshops. Maybe you’ve seen a few yourself, and regardless of the product being made they are all depressingly similar: dimly lit and dirty, with crumbling walls, broken fixtures and a total lack of concern for worker safety or personal comfort.

Prices are low because nothing has been invested in infrastructure or the care of those making the product. The hours are long and exhausting, the machinery is primitive, the pay is low and no one is happy except, maybe, the owner. As for environmental concerns, they can be almost non-existent.

It’s little wonder that this reputation, although not universally accurate by any means, still clings to products labeled “Made in China”, and there are many conscientious buyers from other countries who might be attracted to the low cost but who are understandably concerned about what kind of business they are inadvertently supporting. Increasing attention is therefore being paid to the idea of corporate social responsibility, wherein reputable firms are only willing to do business with suppliers who demonstrate a commitment to ethical treatment of the workforce.

If you look around this website, you’ll see some nice pictures of our factory, our machines and some of the products that we make. We’re proud of our factory, and we didn’t just tidy it up for these photos. It may not be spotless every day; after all, we’re machinists and we make chips fly. But, day in and day out, we work hard to make sure that it’s a safe, comfortable and humane environment for the men and women who make Star what it is.

What you can’t see so clearly is how we treat our people even when they’re not working. When you join Star Rapid, you become part of a family and we treat our family well. Of course, free onsite housing is available if needed, in clean rooms with modern amenities.  A shuttle bus is provided, as are three meals a day in the canteen. Workers get health insurance, a savings plan, yearly bonus and salary review, yearly health screenings, and paid maternity leave among many other considerations.

In addition to those tangibles, there are also parties and special occasions, birthday celebrations, company trips and generous holidays. And since we expect excellence, we also provide cross training in many manufacturing disciplines via our team of seasoned experts. If you expect the best, you need to give the best, and we do. After all, this is our home and we’re investing in the future of the business and the people who make it work. We welcome you to come and see for yourself. Contact us today to set up a factory tour.