Wooden Sign

The name ‘Limbandungila’ means ‘walk slowly’ in Oshiwambo, an indigenous language of northern Namibia and owner, Ottilie Nghiitwikwa, is a connoisseur of hand-carved wooden crafts from north and north-eastern Namibia. Limbandungila was established in 1997 and stocks beautifully hand-carved wooden masks, paintings in relief, ceremonial masks and wildlife figurines, including traditional Namibian items such as bowls, cups and woven harvest baskets, predominantly from cultural groups in northern Namibia, selected with great care for her customers by Nghiitwikwa. Her enterprise and initiative supports several rural producers and craftsmen, necessitating Ottilie Nghiitwikwa travel regularly to northern Namibia, scouting for new hand-carved wooden items. Her winning selections and choices of wooden craft has made Limbandungila an enduring supplier of quality products, known for its traditional, authentic wooden artefacts of Namibian origin.

Packaging is a very important parameter for the retention of the bearing quality during transport and storage. It is designed to protect the bearings against corrosion, dust, and other pollutants. Apart from that, each unit is labeled and carries all the relevant information concerning the technical and quality features of the bearing. The production batch number is printed on the label and guarantees the traceability of the product, as well as the identification of the manufacturing date. Therefore, it is advisable to unpack the ball bearing only prior to use or assembly.

LABELS PRODUCED ON PAPER OR FOIL LABELS PRODUCED ON A SILICONE OR FOIL BASE FLEXO TECHNOLOGY LINES FOR PRINTING AND ROLLING ROLLING MACHINES EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS FOR 100% IN-LINE PRINT INSPECTION SYSTEM