Oil-absorbing material that adsorbs floating oil and facilitates treatment!
"Celsoob" is a cotton-like oil absorbent material made from recycled paper as its raw material. Due to its special water-repellent treatment, it can absorb oil quickly without absorbing water. It is a product that is friendly to both people and the environment. 【Features】 ■ Made from recycled paper ■ Special water-repellent treatment allows for quick oil absorption ■ Friendly to people and the environment *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Product Data】 ■Ingredients: Natural cellulose ■Appearance: Cotton-like ■Odor: Odorless ■Toxicity: None ■Shelf life: No restrictions (in a dry place) ■Specific gravity: 0.05g per cubic centimeter ■Absorption capacity ・For edible oil: Absorbs 18 liters per 1 kg ・For engine oil: Absorbs approximately 20 liters per 1 kg ■Specifications: Approximately 7.5 kg bag; 2 kg box *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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In August 1970, Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. (currently Sompo Japan Insurance Inc.) was established as Yasuda Comprehensive Development Research Institute, focusing on real estate-related research and brokerage services. In 1972, it reorganized into a company primarily engaged in the ownership and leasing of office buildings, changing its name to "Universe Development Co., Ltd." Since its founding, the company has operated with a strong emphasis on trust and solid business management. To respond to various demands, in addition to its core real estate business, it has focused on environmental issues such as water quality and soil contamination, which are global concerns, and has ventured into environmental conservation projects that utilize biotechnology to naturally decompose and neutralize harmful pollutants. Furthermore, leveraging its long-standing experience in real estate management, it has advanced the commercialization of a "leakage monitoring device," based on a new theory that allows for more precise measurements, aimed at ensuring the safety of facilities that consume significant amounts of electricity, such as buildings and factories, incorporating cutting-edge industry technology. Additionally, in its new business development, it operates three stores of the Western confectionery manufacturer and retailer "Chateraise," two coffee shops "Doutor," and four rental and sales stores for CDs and DVDs "Tsutaya" (as of the end of June 2008), expanding its business closely related to everyday life.
