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16oz Double Walled Acrylic Tumblers with Colored Straw

SGS — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:45:38 +0000

16oz Acrylic Tumblers

Item #: SGSTUMB16_STRAW

Measurements: 16oz Holding Capacity / 6.25″H x 3.75″Rim, 2.5″Base

Available Straw Colors: Clear, Green, Smoke, Blue, Orange, Red

CUSTOM PRINTING:

Min Order Qty: 48 pcs

Pricing: Please submit information in the form to the right to receive a free quote on custom printing on these tumblers.

16oz Double Wall Acrylic Tumblers w/ Removable Paper Insert

SGS — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 00:59:26 +0000

16oz Acrylic Tumblers w/ Removable Paper Insert

Item #: SGSTUMB16_PI

Comes with a removable paper insert to insert your own design.

Measurements: 16oz Holding Capacity / 6 1/4″H x 3 3/4″ Rim 2 1/2″Base

Available Colors: Clear

Min Order Qty: 24 pcs

Pricing: Please submit information in the form to the right to receive a free quote on custom printing on these tumblers.

24oz Double Walled Acrylic Tumblers with Colored Straw

SGS — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 22:28:59 +0000

24oz Acrylic Tumblers

Item #: SGSTUMB24

Measurements: 24oz Holding Capacity / 7.5″H x 4″ Rim 2 1/2″Base

Available Straw Colors: Clear, Green, Smoke, Blue Out of Stock, Orange, Red

CUSTOM PRINTING:

Min Order Qty: 48 pcs

Pricing: Please submit information in the form to the right to receive a free quote on custom printing on these tumblers.

Swivel USB Flash Drives

SGS — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 16:14:57 +0000

Swivel USB Flash Drives

Item #: SWVUSB

Memory Space: 512mb, 1gb, 2gb, 4gb, 8gb

Dimensions: 2.25″L x 0.625″ W x 0.375″ H

Avail Colors: Green, Red, Gray, Yellow, Purple, Black, Brown, Lime Green, Blue

Production Time: 1-3 weeks from artwork approval.

Min Order Qty: 50pcs

11oz. Ceramic Coffee Mug

SGS — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 19:22:14 +0000

11oz. Ceramic Coffee Mug

Item #: SGS_CM7102

Measurements: 11oz. / 3.75″H, 3.25″ Rim
Available Colors: White
Minimum Order Qty: 72

An Eco Reminder

The Green Informer — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 20:48:03 +0000

Have you thought about how eco you are living lately? Are you using reusable bags? Reusable water bottles? Taking public transportation? Using less paper and water? It is easy to forget. Think green.

How Eco Friendly Are You Being?

One World Trade Center is Eco Friendly

The Green Informer — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 17:47:51 +0000

Yesterday was the ten year anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks and the world remembered and mourned the innocent lives lost. Since the day’s events, architects and designers have been working on the construction of One World Trade Center, which will be have a net zero CO2 footprint.

Eco-friendliness is a main priority for the building’s construction, according to the official One World Trade Center website: “Sustainable design is central to One WTC’s development, integrating renewable energy, interior daylighting, reuse of rainwater, and recycled construction debris and materials.”

One World Trade Center

Clean diesels were used during construction, 80% of the waste produced at the building site has been constructed and hydrogen cells will fuel all 74 floors. It will be a very green building when completed!

Reusing Products to be Eco Friendly

The Green Informer — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 21:23:48 +0000

It is always interesting to see what people create by reusing products-for example computer hardware for sandals, tennis shoes for carpet and candy wrappers for a prom dress. So unique and eco!

MANikord Studios is doing the same by bringing battered tennis balls back to life by creating a series of carrying cases made entirely from recycled tennis balls. From iPhone sleeves to Chapstick holders, tennis balls are not just for hitting. Get creative!

Eco Friendly Tennis Ball Carrying Case

Tennis Ball Chapstick Carrying Case

Plant a Tree With Your iPhone

The Green Informer — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 21:01:55 +0000

With all the hype about the new iPhone5 hitting shelves in October, how about start planning what apps to download on it, eco apps that is. Instead of wasting a couple dollars on apps that waste away brain cells, put your money toward apps that are beneficial to the environment.

The iPhorest iPhone app lets you “virtually plant a tree by making a donation on the spot, whenever you feel the urge to contribute.”

iPhorest iPhone App

You can make green donations, dig virtual holes, plant digital seedlings and create a “storm” by shaking your phone (when the sun comes out your tree begins to grow).

So go ahead, be eco and plant a tree on your new or old iPhone!

Reusable & Rewritable Paper

The Green Informer — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 21:13:49 +0000

Rewritable e-paper? Sound crazy? The invention has been kept a secret for months by a group of Taiwanese researchers and now is finally being unveiled. The rewritable e-paper, called I2R e-paper doesn’t consume electricity, is flexible and can be disposed in an eco-friendly way! “The I2R e-paper is to paper, what the Amazon Kindle is to a book. Unlike other neo-technology paper, the I2R does not require electricity to be read and the paper can be re-written up to 260 times.”

Rewritable Paper

“Without a backlight and no AC power, the rewritable e-paper stores specially formatted images in the device by heat.” To erase the page, simply slide it through a thermal printer. This a great technology that can applied to newspapers as a way to save paper and encourage recycling:

“Readers when done with reading can clear the e-paper’s content, then go on to re-print the next days paper on an entirely different newspaper or magazine on the same piece of e-paper. E-paper could also be introduced into classrooms as a way for teachers to give students homework information that changes daily.”

I2R e-paper is being marketed as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper for some of the following reasons:

1. The e-paper saves trees by cutting back on un-necessary waste

2. Manufactured using low toxin methods

3. Conforms to environmental protection laws

4. Is Recyclable

The goal is to have this technology ready for the mass public in the next couple of years. Check out this video to see the process in action.

Rewritable, digital paper could definitely be the paper of the future! What do you think of it?