Lead Free Paints Injection

We are a prominent manufacturer, trader and supplier of a huge fleet of Lead Free Paints. Available in various colors and specifications, our range of paints are broadly used to color textiles and yarns. These paints are highly appreciated as one of the most suited replacement for different conventional lead solders. Our offered range of Lead Free Paints find its application in the many sectors such as plumbing, electrical , telecom, and so on.

Detailed Description

The Lead Free Paint is formulated as per the set industry standards using quality ingredients. Further, this range is highly appreciated by our clients due to its outstanding quality and precise composition. These are safe to use and are offered at industry leading prices.

There are many ways in which humans are exposed to lead:

• Through deteriorating paint, household dust, bare soil, air, drinking.water, food, ceramics, home remedies, hair dyes and other cosmetics
• By far the biggest source of concern is the lead based paint that is commonly used on the interiors and exteriors of our homes
• While lead paint that is in intact condition does not pose an immediate concern, lead paint that is allowed to deteriorate creates a lead-based paint hazard
• It can contaminate household dust as well as bare soil around the house, where children may play
• All it takes is the lead dust equivalent of a single grain of salt for a child to register an elevated blood lead level

Why is Lead harmful?

• Lead can cause harm wherever it lands in the body
• In the bloodstream, for example, it can damage red blood cells and limit their ability to carry oxygen to the organs and tissues that need it
• Most lead ends up in the bone, where it causes even more problems. Lead can interfere with the production of blood cells and the absorption of calcium that bones need to grow healthy and strong
  

What are the effects of long-term lead poisoning?

• Decreased bone and muscle growth
• Poor muscle coordination
• Damage to the nervous system, kidneys, and/or hearing
• Speech and language problems, developmental delay
• Seizures, unconsciousness (in cases of extremely high lead levels)
• The World Health Organization estimates that 15-18 million children in developing countries are suffering from permanent brain damage due to lead poisoning.