NATIONAL SME DEVELOPMENT AGENDA PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT / TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTION COMPONENT LIST OF SERVICES
NATIONAL SME DEVELOPMENT AGENDA PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT / TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTION COMPONENT FL A R OR TM OF THE EAT PHIL IP SAL U B RITAS P ENT OP UL I OF AL TH DEP DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE IC BL • NES PI • REP U LIST OF SERVICES HE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOREWORD This publication is designed as a reference to services on product development and technological intervention offered by government. Its principal purpose is to provide a service tool for those involved in the manufacturing industry who seek to create or expand their competitive edge by optimizing the services offered by government in product development and technological intervention. The contents of this publication have been obtained from the latest official sources from the agencies of the Department of Agriculture, Department of Health, Department Science and Technology, and Department of Trade and Industry. This publication is intended to inform and assist entrepreneurs who are in the early stages of starting a small business venture or who are intending to expand their enterprise. Listed in this publication are the services uniquely offered by each agency which will hopefully match the particular needs of each entrepreneur effectively. We hope this publication will provide the much needed information and support along the way. 1 IMPLEMENTING DEPARTMENTS Department of Agriculture Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City T/ 9287011 to 13 / 9204323 / 9204358 / 9298183 F/ 9203986 Email/ seclorenzo@da.gov.ph LUIS P. LORENZO JR., DA Secretary Department of Health Bldg. 1, San Lazaro Compound, Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz, Manila T/ 7438301 to 23 local 1125 / 1126 Email/ mmdayrit@co.doh.gov.ph DR. MANUEL M. DAYRIT, DOH Secretary Department of Science and Technology DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372071 to 82 local 2000/2002/2003/2500 F/ 8372937 Email/ efa@dost.gov.ph DR. ESTRELLA F. ALABASTRO, DOST Secretary Department of Trade and Industry Industry and Investments Bldg. 385 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave,, Makati City, Philippines T/ (632) 895-3611 F/ (632) 895-6487 Email/ mis@dti.dti.gov.ph MAR ROXAS, DTI Secretary 2 CONTENTS GUIDE TO LIST OF SERVICES ........................................................................................................................................... 4 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................ 7 BUREAU OF FOOD AND DRUGS (BFAD) .......................................................................................................................... 8 BUREAU OF PRODUCT STANDARDS (BPS) ..................................................................................................................... 9 COTTAGE INDUSTRY TECHNOLOGY CENTER (CITC) .................................................................................................. 10 FOOD AND NUTRITION RESEARCH INSTITUTE (FNRI) ................................................................................................. 11 FOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (FDC) ........................................................................................................................... 13 FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (FPRDI) ............................................................. 18 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (ITDI) ................................................................................... 21 METALS INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER (MIRDC) .................................................................. 22 PACKAGING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES (PRDCP) ........................................ 29 PHILIPPINE TEXTILE RESEARCH INSTITUTE (PTRI) ..................................................................................................... 30 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES (PDDCP) .................................................. 33 SMALL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY UPGRADING PROGRAM (SET-UP) .................................................................... 36 TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION AND PROMOTION INSTITUTE (TAPI) ............................................................................ 37 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICES AND PROVINCIAL S&T CENTERS ............ 38 DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY REGIONAL AND PROVINCIAL OFFICES ................................................. 42 3 GUIDE TO LIST OF SERVICES PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT/ TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTION SERVICES FOR SMEs INTO FOOD PRODUCTION AND PACKAGING Package Design and Development • Label Design (PDDCP) ..................................................................................................................................................... 33 • Label Design (PRDCP) ..................................................................................................................................................... 29 • Nutrition Labeling (PRDCP) .............................................................................................................................................. 29 • Package Design and Development (PDDCP) .................................................................................................................. 33 • Packaging and Labeling (SET-UP) ................................................................................................................................... 36 • Packaging Development and Product-Package Compatibility Test and Shelf-Life Testing (PRDCP) ...................................... 29 Technologies Ready for Transfer • Health and Techno Transfer ((ITDI) .................................................................................................................................. 21 • Provision of Technology (SET-UP) ................................................................................................................................... 36 • Technologies for Livelihood (ITDI) .................................................................................................................................... 21 • Technologies Ready for Transfer (ITDI) ............................................................................................................................ 21 • Technology Commercialization (SET-UP) ......................................................................................................................... 36 • Transferable and Commerciable Food Technologies (FNRI) ............................................................................................. 11 Technical Consultancy and Services • Technology-Based Enterprise Development ..................................................................................................................... 37 • S&T Advisory and Productivity Consultancy Services ...................................................................................................... 37 • Research and Development Intervention to SME’s in the Regions (ITDI) ........................................................................ 21 • Technical Services (FNRI) ................................................................................................................................................. 11 • Technology Packaging and Promotion (TAPI) .................................................................................................................. 37 Testing and Analyses • Chemical Analyses (FDC) ................................................................................................................................................. 16 • Laboratory Services Division (BFAD) ................................................................................................................................. 8 • Microanalytical Analyses (FDC) ........................................................................................................................................ 15 • Microbiological Analyses (FDC) ........................................................................................................................................ 14 • Package Testing (FDC) ..................................................................................................................................................... 13 • Physical and Sensory Evaluation (FDC) ........................................................................................................................... 16 • TSS Determination (PRDCP) ........................................................................................................................................... 29 • Water Activity Determination (PRDCP) ............................................................................................................................. 29 Standards and Regulations • Product Services Division (BFAD) ...................................................................................................................................... 8 • Regulation Division 1 (BFAD) ............................................................................................................................................. 8 • Regulation Division 2 (BFAD) ............................................................................................................................................. 8 Common Service Facilities • Use of Facilities (PRDCP) ................................................................................................................................................ 30 Design and Technical Information / Library • Database management and Information System (SET-UP) ............................................................................................. 36 • Design Library (PDDCP) ................................................................................................................................................... 35 • Publications / Library (FNRI) ............................................................................................................................................. 12 • Technical Information / Library (ITDI) ................................................................................................................................ 21 • Technical Information / Library (FDC) ............................................................................................................................... 13 • Technical Information / Library (BFAD) ............................................................................................................................... 8 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT/ TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTION SERVICES FOR SMEs INTO THE MANUFACTURE OF FURNITURE, HOME ACCESSORIES, GIFTS AND HOLIDAY DÉCOR, PERSONAL ACCESSORIES (wearables, except garments), CONSUMER INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS Product Design and Development • Product Design and Development (PDDCP) .................................................................................................................... Research and Development • Forest Products Research and Development (FPRDI) ..................................................................................................... • Metals Technology Development (MIRDC) ....................................................................................................................... • Research and Development Intervention to SME’s in the Regions (ITDI) ........................................................................ • Strategic R&D Programs (ITDI) ........................................................................................................................................ Technical Consultancy and Services • Assistance to Inventors (TAPI) .......................................................................................................................................... • Technology-Based Enterprise Development ..................................................................................................................... • S&T Advisory and Productivity Consultancy Services ...................................................................................................... 4 33 18 22 21 21 37 37 37 • Technnical Assistance Services on Forest-based Products (FPRDI) ............................................................................... 18 • Technical Consultancy Services (CITC) ........................................................................................................................... 10 • Technical Services on Metals-based Products (MIRDC) ................................................................................................. 22 • Technical Services on Textiles (PTRI) ............................................................................................................................... 30 • Technology Packaging and Promotion (TAPI) .................................................................................................................. 37 Technologies Ready for Transfer • Commerciable Technologies on Forest-based Products (FPRDI) .................................................................................... 18 • Matured Technologies on Textiles (PTRI) ......................................................................................................................... 30 • Product Technologies (PDDCP) ....................................................................................................................................... 33 • Provision of Technology (SET-UP) ................................................................................................................................... 36 • Technologies for Livelihood (ITDI) .................................................................................................................................... 21 • Technologies Ready for Transfer (ITDI) ............................................................................................................................ 21 • Technology Diffusion on Metals (MIRDC) ......................................................................................................................... 22 Testing and Analyses • Analysis and Testing for Metals-based Products (MIRDC) ............................................................................................... 22 • Testing and Evaluation (PTRI) .......................................................................................................................................... 30 • Product Standards and Testing (SET-UP) ........................................................................................................................ 36 • Testing Analysis and Calibration Services for Forest-based Products (FPRDI) ............................................................... 18 Standards and Regulations • BPS Testing for Product Certification (BPS) ....................................................................................................................... 9 • Laboratory Accreditation (BPS) .......................................................................................................................................... 9 • Quality Assessors (BPS) ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 • Accreditation of Quality System Certification Bodies (BPS) ............................................................................................... 9 • Textile Standards Formulation (PTRI) ............................................................................................................................... 32 • Product Standards and Testing (SET-UP) ........................................................................................................................ 36 Common Service Facilities • Common Facility Services (CITC) .................................................................................................................................... 10 • Common Service Facilities for forest-based Products (FPRDI) ........................................................................................ 18 • Common Service Equipment for Metals (MIRDC) ............................................................................................................ 27 • Fabrication of Tools and Equipment (CITC) ...................................................................................................................... 10 • Linkaging and Networking (SET-UP) ................................................................................................................................ 36 Design and Technology Seminars • Seminars on Product Design and Development and Trends (PDDCP) ............................................................................ 33 • Standards Promotion / Information Dissemination (BPS) .................................................................................................. 9 • Seminars on Metals Technology (MIRDC) ........................................................................................................................ 22 Design and Technical Information • Design and Technical Publications (PDDCP) ................................................................................................................... 33 • Design Library (PDDCP) ................................................................................................................................................... 35 • Technical Information / Library (CITC) .............................................................................................................................. 10 • Technical Information / Library (FPRDI) ............................................................................................................................ 18 • Technical Information / Library (MIRDC) ........................................................................................................................... 22 • Technical Information / Library (PTRI) .............................................................................................................................. 32 5 6 NATIONAL SME DEVELOPMENT AGENDA PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT / TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTION COMPONENT INTRODUCTION Entrepreneurs today face an unprecedented challenge to develop new and better products and services to successfully meet constantly changing requirements and consumer acceptance. The ultimate concern is the company’s competitive edge in the marketplace. Since effective design management is essential for a competitive market position, product development and technological intervention must be an integrated and ongoing process that is one of the company’s priority objectives. Product Development can help companies develop existing products for existing markets, develop existing products for new markets, develop new products for existing markets, and develop new products for new markets. Since Product Development encompasses all activity from generating ideas to research to market launch, the Product Development Component of the National SME Development Agenda furnishes SME’s with existing government services and resources for an effective implementation of product development activities. Government agencies and their service expertise have been identified and committed to answer specific product development requirements of SME’s - from design and technical information to product technology and technological intervention to full-scale product development. SME’s will first be given an overview of Product Development, its activities, and benefits. Every particular product development need of an SME is identified and then matched with a government agency that can answer that need effectively. The culminating activity of all product development activities will be the market launch of the product developed, whether through a marketing event or a market-match. The ultimate goal of this component is to prepare SME’s by inculcating the value of product development and technological intervention in anticipating and meeting the bigger global challenge. OBJECTIVES The Product Development component of the National SME Development Agenda seeks to provide existing and potential entrepreneurs with services in product and package design and development and technological intervention to create and sustain our competitive edge in the domestic and export markets. Product Development encompasses all activity from generating ideas to applied research on materials, processes, and technologies to full scale introduction of a product to the market. Product Development is important to a company for two main reasons - to sustain growth and to improve profit margins. This component also seeks to create an awareness and understanding of product development and its process and how a company can use it to its advantage. SERVICES A. B. C. D. E. Product Design and Development Package Design and Development Product Technology / Technological Intervention Design and Technical Information Design and Product Technology Library Industry / Product Sectors Covered 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Furniture and Home Accessories Gifts and Holiday Décor Personal Accessories (wearables, except garments) Consumer Industrial Products Packaging for Food and Non-Food Products AGENCIES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Bureau of Food and Drug (BFAD), DOH Bureau of Product Standards (BPS), DTI Cottage Industry Technology Center (CITC), DTI Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI), DOST Food Development Center (FDC), DA Forest Products Research and Development Institute (FPRDI), DOST Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI), DOST Metals Industry Research and Development Center (MIRDC), DOST Product Development and Design Center of the Philippines (PDDCP), DTI Packaging Research and Development Center of the Philippines (PRDCP), DOST Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI), DOST Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SET-UP), DOST Technology Application and Promotion Institute (TAPI), DOST 7 BUREAU OF FOOD AND DRUGS (BFAD) Civic Drive, Corporate City, Alabang, Muntinlupa City T/ 8070721 F/ 8070551 Email/ bfad@bfad.gov.ph PROF. LETICIA BARBARA B. GUTIERREZ, Director PRODUCT SERVICES DIVISION • Establishment of standards for the registration of products such as processed foods, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, in vitro diagnostic reagents, and household hazardous substances • Evaluation and processing of application for product registration and listing • Issuance of certificates of product registration and certificates of product listing • Assistance in the monitoring of violative products REGULATION DIVISION 1 • Inspection and issuance of licenses to operate establishments dealing in the importation, exportation, distribution, and retailing of foods, drugs, medical devices, in vitro diagnostic reagents, cosmetics and household hazardous substances • Assistance in monitoring adverse drug reactions REGULATION DIVISION 2 • Inspection and issuance of licenses to operate establishments dealing in the importation, exportation, distribution, and retailing of foods, drugs, medical devices, in vitro diagnostic reagents, cosmetics and household hazardous substances • Monitoring of compliance with requirements of Good Manufacturing Practices 8 LABORATORY SERVICES DIVISION • Dissolution and/or Disintegration test for pharmaceuticals in solid dosage forms • Identification and assay of active constituents of drugs, antibiotics, and cosmetics • Sterility test for parenterals, ophthalmic preparations and medical devices • Histamine / Pressor substance test • Proximate analysis of food products • Assay for vitamins and minerals • Amino acid analysis • Identification and purity test for food additives • Migration test on plastics used for medical devices and food/drug packaging materials • Food contaminants monitoring - e.g., heavy metals, aflatoxin, pesticide residue • Microbiological examination of foods, drugs, and cosmetics • Safety and Toxicity test • Production of properly-bred laboratory animals for toxicological examinations • Bioassay and Biological tests and research and development BUREAU OF PRODUCT STANDARDS (BPS) 3/F Trade and Industry Bldg., 361 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City T/ 8904965 F/8905129 Email/ bps@dti.gov.ph JESUS L. MOTOOMULL, Director BPS TESTING CENTER FOR PRODUCT CERTIFICATION Electrical, chemical, and mechanical testing of products to support the Product Standard (PS) and Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) certification mark • PS Quality and Safety Certification Schemes • Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) Scheme QUALITY ASSESSORS Pool of qualified assessors from which assessment services for quality certification to ISO 9000, product certification, and laboratory accreditation can be availed LABORATORY ACCREDITATION Accreditation of Testing and/or Calibration Laboratories ACCREDITATION OF QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFICATION BODIES BDS Accreditation Scheme (BAS) STANDARDS PROMOTION • Information Dissemination Program – Fora – Publications – Exhibits • Promotional Publications – BPS Directions – PS / ICC Listing – ISO 9000 / ISO 14000 Brochures – Product Guides – Product Certification Scheme Brochure – BPS Info Kit – WTO / TBT Enquiry Point INFORMATION DISSEMINATION • Technical Help to Exporters • Standards Data Center • Sales of Standards Published by the ISO 9 COTTAGE INDUSTRY TECHNOLOGY CENTER (CITC) 20 Russett St., SSS Village, Marikina City T/ 9414561 F/ 9420107 FRANKLIN P. BUNOAN, Executive Director TECHNICAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES (IN- & OUT-CENTER) • Wearables: Fine Jewelry – Tools and Equipment Selection – Equipment Installation – Factory Diagnostic – Integrated Jewlry Assistance • Wearables: Footwear – Pattern / Design Trouble-shooting – Leather Assessment – Organization of Clicking Room – Closing (stitchiong room) Organization & Trouble-shooting – Lasting Room Organization & Trouble-shooting – Finishing Room Organization and Trouble-shooting • Home Furnishings: Woodworks & Bamboocraft – Tools and Equipment Selection – Equipment Installation – Factory Diagnostics – Raw Materials Selection – Market Linkages – Finishing Application – Treatment and Preservation and Harvesting – Tools and Equipment Selection – Machine Layout, Installation and Testing – Factory Diagnostics • Home Furnishings: Metalworks – Tools / Gadgets and Equipment Selection – Raw Materials Selection – Machine Layout, Installation and Test Run • Giftware & Holiday Décor: Handmade Paper & Basketry – Tools and Equipment Fabrication and Design – Product Development – Technology Upgrading – Tools and Equipment Selection – Treatment Preservation and Proper Storage of Raw Materials – Finishing Techniques – Product Development – Market Linkages • Giftware & Holiday Décor: Handloom – Tools and Equipment Development – Product Design and Development – Production Layout and Operation Systems Development – Skills Training COMMON FACILITY SERVICES FABRICATION OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT CITC LIBRARY 10 FOOD AND NUTRITION RESEARCH INSTITUTE (FNRI) DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372934 / 8372071 / to 82 local 2290 F/ 8372934 Email/ cvc@fnri.dost.gov.ph DR. CORAZON V.C. BARBA, Director TECHNICAL SERVICES • Contract / Joint Research • Technology Commercialization and Transfer • Food Pilot Plant Services Technologies Business Incubator (TBI) • Food Processing Facility Development in the Regions • Food Analytical Testing Services • Food Demonstration • Information and Consultancy Services • • • • • • • Food and Nutrition Databases and Applications Publication and IEC Materials Training Recipe Development and Sensory Evaluation Library Services Nutritional Biochemistry Laboratory Services Diet Counseling / Wellness Clinics TRANSFERRABLE AND COMMERCIABLE FOOD TECHNOLOGIES • Noodles – Wheat-Soy – Seaweed-supplemented – Squash-supplemented – Fish-supploemented – Saluyot-supplemented • Extruded Snack Foods (Curls) – Rice-Mongo – Corn-Mongo – Rice-Soy – Corn-Soy – Rice-Mongo-Skim Milk • Expanded Snack Foods (Kropeck/Crunchies/Chips) – Rice-Mongo – Rice-Mongo-Shrimp – Rice-Soy – Rice-Fish Protein Concentrate (FPC) – Corn-Mongo – Corn-Soy – Squash-Corn – Squash (Recipes) • Instant Baby Foods – Rice-Mongo – Rice-Soy – Corn-Mongo – Corn-Soy – Gabi-Paayap • Pre-Cooked Weaning / Baby Foods – Banana-Soybean – Banana-Peanut – Rice-Mongo-Sesame – Rice-Paayap-Sesame – Rice-Soy-Mongo – Rice-Soy-Skim Milk – Corn-Soy-Skim Milk – Corn-Soy-Shrimp – Rice-Soy-Shrimp – Gabi-Paayap – Kamote-Paayap – Paayap-Banana – Mongo-Kamote-Sesame – Germinated Rice-Mongo – Germinated Rice-Cowpea – Germinated Corn-Mongo – Germinated Corn-Cowpea • Soybean Products – Soy Sausage – Granular Meat Analog – Soybean Curd (Tokwa) – Fermented Soybean Paste (Miso) – Tempe Products: Tempe Tempe Cookies Tempe Polvoron Weaning Food Mixes • Convenient Foods (Nutrient Blends / Soup Bases / Seasonings / Toppings / Condiments) – Soy-Sesame – FPC Bouillon Cubes – Corn-Soy Blend, Fortified with Squash and Squash Powders – Shrimp Head Powder – Squid Powder – Squash Catsup – Bottled Tahong-Sardine Style – Squash Hotcake Mix • High-Fiber Fruit Juice Drinks and Other Nata Products – Ripe Mongo with Nata – Green Mongo with Nata – Guyabano with Nata – Pineapple with Nata – Glazed Nata – Choco Nata • Food for Disaster / Calamity – Rice Crispy Bars Peanut Fruit Chocolate Plain – Instant Cream Soups Squash Soup Mongo Soup – Compressed Foods • Fortified Foods – Vitamin A Fortified Oil – Vitamin A Fortified Sugar – Vitamin A Fortified Peanut Butter – Iron Fortified Rice – Fortified Weaning Food • Ethnic Foods – Instant Putsero – Lumpia Wrapper – Sinamak Sauce – Kalamansi Extract – Lumpia Sauce – Instant Laing – Instant Kare-Kare – Instant Pinakbet – Instant Sinigang Vegetable Mix – Barbecue Marinade Sauce 11 • Streetfood Products – Squash-Fish Balls – Squash-Squid Balls – Squash Maja • Flour – Squash – Coconut – Mongo – Gabi – Fish – Banana • Deep-Fried Snack Products – Rice-Mongo Crunchies – Corn-Mongo Crunchies – Rice-Soy Crunchies – Corn-Soy Crunchies – Nutri-Crunchies – Squash Crunchies • Squash Recipes – Squash Halaya – Squash Kutsinta – Kalcosuman – Squash Gulaman – Jeweled Squash Rounds – Squash Maja – Squash Macaroons – Squash Flour Supplemented Pan de Sal – Sweet Rolls with Squash Flour • Mongo Soup Powder • Fruit Preserves – Dehydrated Sweetened Papaya – Banana Spread • Rootcrops – Turon de Gabi – Gabi Hotcake – Gabi Gulaman with Pinipig – Maja with Ube – Linupak PUBLICATIONS • Basic Nutrition – Your Guide to Good Nutrition.........................P6.50 • Nutrition for Vulnerable Groups – Meal Planning during Pregnancy & Lactation ... P3 – Gatas ng Ina ................................................ P4.50 – Foods for the Pre-School Child, 1-6 yrs old, Eng/Fil ............................................ P4 – Meal Planning for Children, 7-12 yrs old .......... P4 – Your Baby’s Foods ....................................... P4.50 – Wastong Pagkain ng Nakakatanda, 65 yrs old ..................................................... P4.50 • Meal Planning and Preparation – Stretch Your Food Peso .................................... P6 – Keeping Foods Safe to Eat .......................... P4.50 – Preserve Foods at Home .................................. P9 – Eggs are Good Body-Builders ..................... P2.50 – Your Vitamin-C Rich Foods ............................... P9 – Cooking with Coconut ....................................... P4 – Mga Pagkaing Sagana sa Kalsyum ............. P2.50 – Mga Pagkaing Sagana sa Yodo ................... P2.50 – Snacks for Good Nutrition ........................... P2.50 – Fish and Other Seafoods ............................. P2.50 12 – Consumers Guide to Food Value Series: Vegetables ............................................... P2.50 Fruits ........................................................ P2.50 Legumes & Nuts ....................................... P2.50 Milk &Milk Products .................................. P2.50 Cereals & Cereal Products ....................... P2.50 Disaster Feeding ...................................... P2.50 • Food Technology Series – Rice-Mongo Kropeck ................................... P2.50 – Corn-Mongo Crunshies ................................ P2.50 – Dehydrated Sweetened Papaya .................. P2.50 – Dehydrated Carrots ..................................... P2.50 – Rice-Paayap-Sesame Weaning Food .......... P2.50 – Banana-Peanut Mix ..................................... P2.50 – Make Your Own Gabi-Paayap ..................... P2.50 – Make Your Own Squash Pastilles ................ P2.50 • Others – Nutritional Guidelines for Filipinos ............... P2/50 – RDA Tables 1-3 ................................................. P6 – Nutritional Bookmarks for Babies/Elderly ....... free FOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (FDC) Food Terminal Complex, South Superhighway, Taguig, MM T/ 8284015 / 8384601 / 8384478 F/ 8384016 DR. ALICIA O. LUSTRE, Director PACKAGE TESTING • Bottles – Dimensional Characteristics of Glass containers ........................................... P660 – Thermal Shock Resistance of Glass Bottles ................................................. P610 • Flexible Plastic – Bond Strength for Laminated Flexible Packaging Materials (4 component layers) ................................. P1,245 – Compression Strength Test ........................... P910 – Film Identification of IR Spectrophometer of Individual Components of Laminated Materials ......... P1,005 – Film Identification by IR Spectrophometer .... P740 – Heat Seal Strength for Flexible Packaging Materials ..................................... P980 – Measurement of Thickness of Individual Components of a Laminated Material ....................................... P815 – Measurement of Thickness, % Composition and Identity of Component Layers of a Laminate .......... P1,970 – Migration Test 4% Acetic Acid ........................................... P1,190 Water as Leaching Solution ....................... P1,185 – Percentage Composition by Weight of Flexible Materials .......................... P750 – Print Adhesion for Flexible Packaging Materials ..................................... P580 – Single Film Thickness or Total Thickness of a Laminated Plastic Material ... P455 – Tensile Strength of Flexible Packaging Materials .................................. P1,065 – Test for Leaks Using Air Pouch Burst Tester ................................................... P630 – Test for Pinholes of Flexible Packaging Materials using Rhodamine B Dye ......................................... P550 – Test for Pinholes in Flexible Packaging Materials (bags, pouches, tetra packs) Using Quick Tester .................... P755 – Test to Withstand Pasteurization Treatment of Flexible Packaging Materials in Boiling Water ............................. P625 – Water Vapor Permeability Test for Flexible Packaging Materials Using High Temperature Incubator: 15 days ...................................................... P3,215 30 days ...................................................... P5,460 • Metals – Determination of Dry Film Weight Using EGMEE ............................................... P840 – Determination of Tin Coating Weight (Clarke’s Method) .......................... P1,095 – Determination of Tin Coating Weight (Volumetric Method) ....................... P1,425 – Dimensional Characteristics of Metal Cans ................................................ P625 – Ferrocyanide Paper Test to Determine Porosity of Tin Coating .................................. P545 – Identification of Visual Defects in Metal Cans .................................................... P710 – Lacquer Adhesion on Metal Cans Using Scotch Tape Test ................................ P540 – Measurement of Dimensional Characteristics and Capacity of Glass and Metal Containers ......................... P720 – Package and Compatibility - Retortable (Retorted Products in Oil) ......... P860 – Package Product Compatibility Test - Pasteurized (Reprocessed Nata de Coco in Cans) ................................. P860 – Resistance of Lacquer to Acid 5 samples (for small cans only) .............. P1,065 5 samples (1/2 to 1 gal. cans) ................ P1,065 – Resistance of Lacquer to Sulfide Staining .... P955 – Tear Down Examination of Can Double Seam ........................................ P975 – Test for Continuity of Enamel Coating Using Copper Sulfate ...................... P620 – Test for Continuity of Enamel Coating (Enamel Rater) Small Cans 1/2 to 1 gal. cans ..... P735 – Test for Pinholes in Delacquered Cans using Dye Penetration (1/2 to 1 gallon cans) .... P1,120 – Test for Pinholes in Lacquered Cans using Dye Penetration (1/2 to 1 gallon cans) ....... P725 – Test for Porosity and Rust Resistance of Tinplate using Sulfur Dioxide .................... P470 – Test for Presence of Microleaks in Sealed Cans using air Pressure Leak Tester ............ P710 – Test for Presence of Microleaks using Silver Nitrate Solution ................................... P880 – Test for Presence of Microleaks using Vacuum Micro Leak Detector ........................ P730 – Test for Presence of Microleaks using Vacuum Micro Leak Tester ............................ P740 – Test to Determine Presence of H2 Gas in Swollen Can ................................... P1,130 – Test to Determine Hardness of Tinplate ........ P785 – Tinplate Thickness for Metal Containers ....... P660 – Visual Examination of Internal Can Condition ...... P540 • Metal Closure – Assessing Quality of Sealing Compound For Pasteurized Product And Retorted Products ................................. P620 – Dimensional Characteristics of Metal Closures .............................................. P625 – Identification of Visual Defects in Metal Closures .............................................. P625 13 – Performance Test for Metal Closures (Bagoong in 8 oz. Glass Bottle) .................... P875 – Performance Test for Metal Closures (Pasteurized Nata de Coco In 8 oz. Glass Bottle) ................................................. P720 – Physical Evaluation Cost for Removal Torque, Vacuum, Gasket Impression, Pull-up Value and Security Value for Glass Bottles With Product ............ P865 • Others – Breaking Load of Woven Polypropylene Sack Tensile Strength (with no conditioning) ....... P935 – Bursting Strength of Corrugated Boxes and Papers (with Conditioning) ..................... P865 – Bursting Strength of Woven Polypropylene Sack (with no Conditioning) ...... P740 – Determination of Fiber Count for Polypropylene Sack ...................................... P540 – Determination of Paper Substance (with conditioning) ....................... P680 – Determination of Thickness for Papers and Paperboards (with Conditioning) ........... P675 – Determination of Thickness for Papers and Paperboards (with No conditioning) ....... P530 – Teardown Examination in Tetrabrik Packages ..... P625 – Test for Leaks by air Pressurization in Tetrabrik Packages ....................................... P550 – Test for Pinholes by Electrolytic Testing in Tetrabrik Packages ....................................... P750 – Test for Pinholes in Tetrabrik Packages Using Dye Penetration .................................. P520 – Test to Determine Dimensional Characteristics of Double Wall Corrugated Fiberboard ......... P465 – Visual Examination for Defects in Tetrabrik and Other Flexible Packaging Materials ....... P540 MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSES • Aerobic Plate Count, col/g ............................ P490 • Aerobic Sporeformers Count (Direct Plating), col/g .................................... P500 • Air Sampling Using Plate Count Agar Compedium of Methods for the Microbiological Examination of Foods ................................ P1,045 • Anaerobic Plate Count .................................. P710 • Anaerobic Sporeformers Count (Direct Plating), col/g .................................... P575 • Anaerobic Sulfite Reducers, MPN/g ............. P960 • Bacillus cereus Count Presumptive, MPN/g ..................................... P770 Confirmatory, MPN/g .................................. P1,335 • Bacillus cereus Count Presumptive, col/g ........................................ P770 Confirmatory, col/g ..................................... P1,155 • Bacillus Identification (Conventional Method) .............................. P2,780 • Characterization of Spoilage Microorganisms from Low Acid Canned Foods ........................................... P2,155 • Clostridium perfringens Count Presumptive, col/g ..................................... P1,435 Confirmatory, col/g ........................................ P995 • Coliform Count (MPN) .................................. P505 • Coliform Count, direct plating, col/g .............. P590 14 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Coliforms and E. coli Count (MPN) ............... P860 • Coliforms and E. coli Count, direct plating, col/g. ....................................... P905 • Commercial Sterility of Foods (High Acid Foods) ......................................... P875 Commercial Sterility of Foods (Low Acid Foods) ........ P840 CO2 & H2 Gas Test (presence/absence) ............. P145 Differentiation or Identification of Clostridium Species (Conventional Method) .... P6,830 Ditch Plate Antimicrobial Testing of a Substance ........ P630 E. coli Count (MPN) ............................................ P820 E. coli Count, direct plating, col/g. ....................... P845 E. coli 0157:H7 Presumptive Rapid Test (25g) ............................. P885 Confirmatory Rapid Test (25g) ............................ P765 Enterobacteriaceae Count, col/g ......................... P950 Examination & Cultural Tests for Low Acid Canned Foods .................................. P1,085 Examination & Cultural Tests for High Acid Canned Foods ................................. P1,020 Fecal Streptococci (MPN Method) ...................... P770 Fecal Streptococci, cfu/100 ml. ........................ P1,490 Flat Sour ............................................................. P840 Gram Stain .......................................................... P325 Halophilic Yeast and Mold Count, col/g ............... P630 Heat Resistant Mold Spores without identification ...... P720 Heterotrophic Plate Count, cfu/100 ml. ............... P630 Howard Mold Count (%) ...................................... P700 Identification of Bacillus Isolate by API (per Isolate) ...................................................... P1,420 Identification of Gram Negative or Enterobacteriaceae Isolates by API per Isolate .......... P640 Identification of Lactobacillus (Conventional Method) ..................................... P5,700 Identification of Lactobacillus Isolates by API per Isolate ................................................. P1,430 Identification of Molds (Genus Level) per Isolate ........ P425 Identification of Streptococci and Related Bacteria Isolates by API (per Isolate) .... P800 Identification of Yeast (Genus Level) per Isolate ......... P720 Lactic Acid Bacteria Count - Presumptive, col/g ......... P965 Listeria monocytogenes Presumptive (25g) ............................................ P1,030 Confirmatory ....................................................... P990 Microscopic Examination per Isolate .................. P270 Osmophillic yeast and Mold Count, col/g ............ P800 Proteolytic Microorganisms Count, col/g ............. P525 Pseudomonas aeruginosa Count (MPN Method) .... P1,020 Pseudomonas aeruginosa Count for Water Sample Only Membrane Filtration Method ...... P1,095 Salmonella Presumptive (25g) ............................................... P835 Presumptive (50g) ............................................... P845 Confirmatory Test (Conventional Method) ....... P1,000 Confirmatory Test Using API ............................ P1,460 Salmonella (culture) ............................................ P120 Salmonella Reveal Test System Presumptive (25g) ............................................ P1,710 Confirmatory .................................................... P2,340 Screening/Qualitative Method for Detection of Antibiotics P1,005 Shigella Presumptive (25g) ............................................... P975 Confirmatory ....................................................... P680 • Staphylococcus aureus, (coagulase positive), col/g .................................. P830 • Staphylococcus aureus, (MPN/gram) .............. P1,660 • V. cholera Presumptive (25g) ............................................ P1,140 Confirmatory Test using API ............................. P1,460 • V. parahaemolyticus Presumptive MPN/g ............................................ P915 Confirmatory Test using API ............................. P2,020 • Yeast and Mold Count, col/g ............................... P535 MICROANALYTICAL (FILTH) ANALYSES • Baked Goods (BG) – Light Filth in Alimentary Paste (Adapted for Chinese Vermicelli (Misua) ... P1,085 – Light Filth in Alimentary Paste (Adapted for Egg Noodle (Pansit Canton/Miki) .................................. P1,255 – Light Filth in Alimentary Paste (Adapted for Pastry Wrapper) .................... P1,255 – Light Filth in Baked Goods with Fruit and Nut Tissues (Acid Hydrolysis Method) ....... P1,390 – Light Filth in Breading of Frozen Food Products ..................................................... P1,635 – Light Filth in Hopia/Mung Bean Cookies .... P1,645 – Light Filth in White Bread and High Fat Bread Products ........................... P1,165 • Beverage and Beverage Materials (BM) – Light Filth in Cocoa, Chocolate and Press Cake ................................................... P945 – Light Filth in Tea ......................................... P1,195 • Dairy Products (DP) – Light Filth in Milk (Powdered) ....................... P765 • Fruit and Fruit Products (FP) – Light Filth in Citrus Fruits and Pineapple Juice ............................................ P625 – Light Filth in Dried Fruits ............................... P890 – Light Filth in Dried Mangoes ......................... P940 – Light Filth in Fig and Fruit Paste ................... P855 – Light Filth in Frozen and Canned Fruits ........ P850 – Light Filth in Jam ........................................... P665 – Light Filth in Jelly .......................................... P560 – Light Filth in Mango Chutney ..................... P1,115 – Light Filth in Raisins ................................... P1,510 – Light Filth Analysis for Whole Tamarind Pulp ............................................ P1,155 – Macroscopic Filth for Whole, Fresh Tamarind (In-Shell) ........................ P735.00 • Grains and Their Products (GP) – Insect Eggs in Flour ...................................... P575 – Insect Infestation (Internal) of Grains and Seeds .................................................. P1,045 – Light Filth in Cereals (Corn or Rice) and Corn Chip Products - Cereals And Food Containing Natural and Synthetic Fats and Vegetable Oils (Adapted for Cheese Curls) Percolator Method .................................. P1,075 Trap Flask Method ................................. P1,080 – Light Filth in Champorado Mix ................... P1,085 – Light Filth in Extruded Rice Products and Rice Paper (Pancit Bihon) ............................ P930 – Light Filth in Flour (Corn ) Acid Hydrolysis Method ................................ P840 • • • • – Light Filth in Flour (Pre and Post Milling) ... P1,120 – Light Filth in Grains and Seeds (External) Adapted for Raw Rice ................................... P855 – Light Filth in Rice Flour .............................. P1,210 – Light Filth in Starch ....................................... P795 – Light Filth in Wheat Gluten ........................... P860 – Macroscopic Filth Analysis in Flour ............... P755 – Identification of Hair Specimen ..................... P750 – Identification of Whole/Equivalent Whole Insects .......................................................... P865 – Light Filth in Carageenan ........................... P1,010 – Light Filth in Dried Sago ............................... P620 – Microscopic Analysis of Extraneous Matters ........ P615 Nut and Nut Products (NP) – Light Filth in Peanut Butter ........................... P895 – Light Filth in Shredded Coconut ................... P895 Poultry, Meat, Fish and Other Marine Products (PMF) – Light Filth in Cooked Squid (Hot) ............... P1,420 – Light Filth in Crabmeat (Canned) .................. P800 – Light Filth in Dried Fish .............................. P1,385 – Light Filth in Fish (Canned) and Fish Products ................................................ P835 – Light Filth in Fish Flakes ............................ P1,120 – Light Filth in Frozen Breaded Shrimp ........ P2,055 – Light Filth in Fresh Frozen Fish .................... P740 – Light Filth in Frozen Shrimps (Adopted in Octopus and Cuttlefish) ............. P925 – Light Filth in Shrimp Powder ...................... P1,210 – Light Filth in Smoked Fish ......................... P1,275 Snack Foods (SF) – Light Filth in Banana Chips/Pinasugbo (Banana Brittle) ............................................. P890 – Light Filth in Banana Chips with Cinnamon ...... P1,265 Spices and Other Condiments – Light Filth Analysis in Black Beans Sauce . P1,440 – Light Filth Analysis in Chili-Garlic Sauce ... P1,440 – Light Filth Analysis for Tamarind Mix Powder (Pang-sinigang) ...................... P1,285 – Light Filth in Patis ......................................... P420 – Light Filth in Adobo Mix .............................. P1,285 – Light Filth in Annatto Seeds ....................... P2,245 – Light Filth in Caldereta Mix ........................ P1,270 – Light Filth in Cantonese Noodle and Rice Sticks Sauce Mix (Pang-Pancit Canton and Pancit Bihon) .... P1,295 – Light Filth in Capsicums (Ground) ............. P1,295 – Light Filth in Cardamon, Celery Seed, Coriander, Ginger and White Pepper ............ P945 – Light Filth in Chili Powder .......................... P1,260 – Light Filth in Cinnamon (Ground) ............... P1,435 – Light Filth in Crushed Red Pepper ............. P1,210 – Light Filth in Garlic Powder and Ground Onion ............................................ P1,240 – Light Filth in Ground Allspice ..................... P1,125 – Light Filth in Ground Annatto Powder) ....... P2,110 – Light Filth in Ground Black Pepper ............ P1,100 – Light Filth in Ground Paprika ..................... P1,290 – Light Filth in Fish Paste and Sauce (Bagoong Isda) .......................................... P1,505 – Light Filth in Kare-kare Mix ........................ P1,255 – Light Filth in Menudo/Afritada Mix ............. P1,260 – Light Filth in Oriental Fish Products Containing Spices ...................................... P1,500 – Light Filth in Oriental Sauces Containing 15 Soy Sauce, Thickeners And Spices ........... P1,190 – Light Filth in Oyster Powder .......................... P770 – Light Filth in Palabok Mix ........................... P1,270 – Light Filth in Salted Shrimp Fry (Not Containing Spices) ............................. P1,405 – Light Filth in Sauteed Shrimp Fry .............. P1,545 – Light Filth in Soy Sauce ................................ P440 – Light Filth in Sweet and Sour Mix .............. P1,250 – Light Filth in Spices and Condiments (For Products Lacking or No Specific Method) ......... P1,020 – Light Filth in Whole, Cracked or Pieces of Allspice, Anise, Caraway, .......................... P890 Celery Seed, Cloves, Coriander, Cumin Oil, Dill Seed, Fennel Seed, Fenugreek, Ginger, Mace, Mixed Pickling Spice, Mustard, Nutmeg, Black Pepper, White Pepper, Poppy Seed and Turmeric • Sugars and Sugar Products (SP) – Light Filth in Chocolate Candy Coating ... P625.00 – Light Filth in Sugar ................................... P425.00 – Light Filth in Syrup, Molasses and Honey ....... P525.00 • Vegetable and Vegetable Products (VP) – Filth in Pureed Infant Foods .......................... P600 – Fly Eggs and Maggot in Tomato Products (Comminuted) ................................ P805 – Light Filth in Green Leafy Vegetable (Canned) ....................................................... P760 – Light Filth in Green Leafy Vegetables (Frozen) Trap Flask Method ...................... P1,000 – Light Filth in Mushroom Burger .................. P1,280 – Light Filth in Potato Products (Dehydrated) .. P965 – Light Filth in Powdered Purple Yam (Ube) .... P850 – Light Filth in Tomato Powder ......................... P785 PHYSICAL AND SENSORY EVALUATION • Color Analysis using Munsell Book of Color ....... P395 • Color Analysis using Spectrocolorimeter ............ P470 • Consistency Measurement using Bostwick Consistometer ............................ P365 • Drafting of Label Requirements (w/o Nutrition Information) ................................ P1,255 • Drafting of Label Requirements with Nutrition Labeling or Drafting of Nutrition Information and Evaluation of Other Label Information ............................................. P2,290 • Drafting of Nutrition Facts Panel ...................... P1,610 • Drafting of Nutrition Facts Panel using Aggregate Label Display ..................................... P500 (Additional Cost/Product) • Evaluation of Label Information for Dietary Supplement (Type Size and Location of Label Information not Included; Without “Supplement Facts Panel”) .................... P865 • Label Evaluation – For Export Market (w/o Nutrition Information) ... P1,010 – For Export Market (w/ Nutrition Information) ..... P1,350 – For Local Market (w/o Nutrition Information) ........ P690 – For Local Market (w/ Nutrition Information) ....... P1,110 • Measurement of Percent Fitness using Electric Sieve Shaker ................................ P635 • Net Weight and/or Drained Weight ..................... P325 • Physical Inspection/Measurement (e.g. sizing, defects) ............................................ P570 16 • Smoke Point Determination ................................ P395 • Sensory/Organoleptic Analysis ........................ P1,705 • Test for Frozen Shrimp/Lobster – Shell-on Shrimp (Block or IQF) – Peeled Shrimp (IQF) – Shell-on Lobster (IQF) Net Weight Only ............................................ P405 Net Weight, Count per Pound Only ............... P435 Net Weight, Count per Pound, Physical Characteristics ............................ P495 Organoleptic Evaluation (Composite Sampling) ............................... P870 Organoleptic Evaluation Only ....................... P810 Physical Characteristics Only ....................... P495 – Peeled Shrimp (Block) Net Weight Only ............................................ P465 Net Weight, Count per Pound Only ............... P515 Net Weight, Count per Pound, Physical Characteristics ............................ P585 Organoleptic Evaluation (Composite Sampling) ............................... P960 Organoleptic Evaluation Only ....................... P900 Physical Characteristics Only ....................... P585 • U.S. Preliminary Nutrient Review ..................... P1,195 • Vacuum and Headspace – Vacuum Only ................................................. P325 – Headspace Only ........................................... P325 CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Nutritional Components Proximate Group • Ash – Feeds ............................................................ P240 – Foods ............................................................ P355 • Crude Fat – Anhydrous Ether Extract ............................... P680 – Fat in Cacao Products (Soxhlet Extraction Method) P1,120 – Fat in Fish Meal (Acetone Extraction Method) P1,300 – Milk and Milk Products .................................. P550 – Petroleum Ether Extract ................................ P680 • Crude Fiber (w/o Fat Analysis) ........................ P940 • Crude Protein .................................................... P820 • Moisture – Air Oven Method ........................................... P360 – Microwave Method ........................................ P250 – Toluene Distillation Method ........................... P360 • Sugars – Invert Sugar (Reducing) ............................. P1,115 – Total and Reducing Sugars (Sucrose) ....... P1,375 – Total Sugars as Invert Sugars .................... P1,075 • Vitamin Group – Niacin in Foods .......................................... P3,380 – Vitamin A (Retinol only using HPLC) .......... P2,555 – Vitamin A (Retinol using Spectrophotometer) P1,070 – Vitamin A (B-carotene) - Using Spectrophotometer P1,645 – Vitamin A - (B-carotene and Retinol) - Using HPLC and Spectrophotometer ............................. P2,625 – Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) ............................... P1,355 – Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) ................................. P935 – Vitamin C ...................................................... P555 • • • • – Vitamin B12 in Foods ................................. P3,250 – Panthothenic Acid in Foods ....................... P2,555 Cholesterol ....................................................... P2,145 Total Dietary Fiber ............................................ P3,945 Saturated Fat ................................................... P1,860 Starch – Direct Hydrolysis Method .............................. P785 – Polarimetric ................................................... P395 – Qualitative ..................................................... P335 FOOD ADDITIVE/COLORS • • • • • • • • • Benzoic Acid (Titrimetric Method) .................... P1,065 Benzoic Acid (HPLC Method) .......................... P1,605 Borax ................................................................... P270 Nitrites in Cured meat ......................................... P855 Salt – Salimeter Method for Brines ......................... P145 – Volumetric Method ........................................ P520 Sorbic Acid ....................................................... P1,110 Sorbic Acid (HPLC Method) ............................. P1,330 Sulfur Dioxide – Modified Rankine Distillation (Japanese Method) ....................................... P345 – Monier-Williams USFDA Method .................. P465 Food Colors – Color Analysis of Soy Sauce (Absorbance) ......... P220 – Color Value for Oleoresin Paprika ................. P300 – Presence or Absence of Synthetic Food Color (One Color) ................................ P490 MINERAL AND HEAVY METALS GROUP • Arsenic Analysis ............................................... P1,365 • Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry Per Element (Ca, Cd, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Pb, Sn, Zn) ................................................... P375 • Mercury in Food .................................................. P775 • Phosphorous ....................................................... P745 • Sample Preparation for AAS Analysis of Minerals (Ca, Cd, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Pb, Sn, Zn) ................................................... P590 LIPID RELATED GROUP • For Samples Requiring Fat Extraction Prior to Analysis P360 • Free Fatty Acid in Refined Oil ............................. P360 • Free Fatty Acid in Crude Fat ............................... P415 • Iodine Number (Wijs Method) ............................. P485 • Melting Point of Fats and Fatty Acids (Capillary Tube Method) ............................................................... P300 • Peroxide Value .................................................... P275 • Refractive Index for Oil ....................................... P175 • Saponification Number ........................................ P495 • Unsaponifiable Residue in Oils and Fats ............ P980 MYCOTOXINS • Aflatoxin – High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) ........................... P4,420 – Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) ............ P1,645 OTHER ANALYSES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Acetone Insoluble ............................................... P655 Acid Insoluble Ash (For Spices) .......................... P410 Alkalinity .............................................................. P320 Available Chlorine ............................................... P710 Benzene Insoluble .............................................. P700 Bicarbonate in Water .......................................... P370 Caffeine in Tea ................................................. P1,050 Chloride in Water ................................................ P360 Histamine ............................................................ P795 Hydrocyanic Acid in Beans (Alkaline Titration Method) P695 Iodine in Salt (Titrimetric Method) ....................... P400 Permanganate Oxidation Number ................... P1,060 pH ....................................................................... P275 Potassium Bromate .......................................... P1,300 Residual Alcohol Content .................................... P800 Residual Chlorine in Water ................................. P265 Solids (Insoluble) in Canned Vegetables ............ P505 Specific Gravity ................................................... P395 Sulfate in Water .................................................. P450 Titratable Acidity .................................................. P290 Total Dissolved Solids (in H2O) ........................... P505 Total Soluble Solids ............................................. P170 Total Volatile Base Nitrogen (TVBN) ................... P455 Trimethylamine ................................................... P335 Water Activity ...................................................... P265 Water Hardness .................................................. P370 ASSAY • • • • • • • • • • • • Aflatoxin B1 Solution Assay ................................ P285 Ascorbic Acid Assay ............................................ P870 Calcium Sulfate Assay ..................................... P1,070 Citric Acid Assay ................................................. P525 Monosodium L-Glutamate Assay ........................ P900 Niacinamide Assay .............................................. P930 Potassium Carbonate Assay ............................... P400 Potassium Hydroxide Assay ............................... P320 Sodium Chloride Assay ....................................... P830 Sodium Erythorbate Assay ............................... P1,310 Sodium Metabisulfite Assay ................................ P905 Sodium Nitrate Assay .......................................... P880 PREPARATION OF SOLUTIONS • Hydrochloric Acid (0.1N) per liter ........................ P300 • 0.1N Iodine (Per Liter) ......................................... P265 • 0.1N Sodium Thiosulfate per Liter ...................... P520 17 FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (FPRDI) UPLB - College of Forestry Campus, College, Laguna 4031 T/ (049) 5362360 / 5362377 F/ (049) 5363630 / 5362586 Email/ www@fprdi.dost.gov.ph / fot@dost.gov.ph DR. FLORENCE P. SORIANO, Director RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT • Furniture and Handicraft – Testing and Training Centers – Networking and ISO Accreditation – Common Service Facilities – Manpower Development – Technical Support • Housing Materials and Construction Technologies – Process Technologies – Innovative Technologies – Codes and Standards • Material Science – Material Characterization – Testing and Calibration • Handmade Paper: – Fiber Materials – Process Development – Cleaner Production Technologies TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES • • • • • Materials Preparation Materials dryer and drying techniques Finishes and Finishing Techniques Plant re-layout Maximizing equipment capacity • • • • • Waste reduction schemes, cost control Quality control for materials products Control of molds and staining fungi Quality Control for Materials Products Enterprise establishment • • • • • • Cocolumber Preservative treatment of round and split bamboo Bamboo collapsible packaging crates Improved cocowood grocery pallets Pandan cocooning frames Furnace-type lumber dryer – Thickness / Caliper ....................................... P115 – Density .......................................................... P120 – Smoothness .................................................. P430 – Surface Wax ................................................. P120 – Ash ................................................................ P430 – pH ................................................................. P350 – Determination of Fiber Dimensions per 5 samples ............................................... P140 – Fiber Identification ........................................ P185 – Determination of Pulping Process per 5 samples ............................................... P230 – Quantitative Evaluation of Pulp and Paper Composition per sample ............. P390 – Photomicrography of Macerated Wood Elements ............................................. P190 • Pulping (TAPPI Standard) – Chipping & Screening/cu. m. ........................ P675 – Cooking & Screening Time (Small Digester) – per 3 hrs ..................................................... P3,000 – per 2 hrs ..................................................... P2,500 – per 1 hr ...................................................... P2,200 – per hour thereafter ..................................... P1,950 • Pulp Evaluation (TAPPI Standard) – Beater Evaluation ......................................... P775 COMMERCIABLE TECHNOLOGIES • • • • • • • Almaciga resin and varnish Composing jig Finishing facilities Handmade Papermaking Solid Wood Bending Bamboo Collapsible Packaging Crates Cement-bonded board • Thermal oil-heated lumber dryer TESTING ANALYSIS AND CALIBRATION SERVICES • Woodworking Machine Operation and MaintenancePaper (10 specimens each per item - 115) (TAPPI Standard) – Grammage / moisture content ...................... P190 – Burst ............................................................. P200 – Tear ............................................................... P450 – Tensile ........................................................... P400 – Fold ............................................................... P125 – Concora Medium Test ................................... P160 – Stiffness ........................................................ P560 – Porosity ......................................................... P120 – Brightness / Opacity ...................................... P650 – Puncture ....................................................... P115 – Oil / Ink Penetration ...................................... P170 – Dirt Count ...................................................... P115 – Pick Resistance ............................................ P130 – Ring / Flat Crush ........................................... P120 – Cobb Test ...................................................... P120 18 • • • • – physical Testing of Sets of Pulp .................... P900 – Bauer McNett Fiber Classification ................ P500 – Chemical Analysis of Pulp/sample: Kappa No. ................................................. P450 Permanganate No. .................................... P420 Lignin ......................................................... P450 Pentosan ................................................... P450 Alcohol-Benzene Solubility ........................ P550 Docholoromethane Solubility .................... P460 Hot/Cold Water Solubility .......................... P345 Caustic Soda Solubility ............................. P380 Bleaching of Paper Pulps – Single Stage (C) ........................................... P170 – Three Stage (C-E-H) ..................................... P500 Papermaking – Small Paper Machine (1.5kg/run) ................. P620 – Sizing Test (evaluation of resin size) ............. P680 – Chipping and Screening .............................. P550 Prehydrolysis Pulping ...................................... P990 Chemical Analysis – Proximate Analysis (TAPPI Standard): Moisture (ASTM) ....................................... P150 Ash (TAPPI) ............................................... P260 Crude Fat (Soxlet) (IPB/UPLB) ................. P310 Silica (TAPPI) ............................................ P320 Extractives: Alcohol-Benzene .................................. P260 1% NaOH ............................................. P150 Hot Water ............................................. P150 Pentosans ............................................ P350 Klasun Lignin ........................................ P180 – Adhesives (ASTM): Total Solids ................................................ P160 pH ................................................................ P80 Viscosity .................................................... P320 Flammability .............................................. P334 Formaldehyde Emission (dessicator method) ............................ P1,250 – Carbohydrates (AOAC/UPLB) Benzene: Extraction ............................................... P195 Reducing Sugars (ONS) ........................ P175 Total Sugar: Phenol-Sulfuric Acid .............................. P180 Anthrone ................................................ P280 Total Carbohydrates .............................. P360 Starch Analysis (AOAC): Extraction ............................................... P150 Intrinsic Viscosity ................................... P270 Gelatinization Temperature .................... P480 Amylose Content ................................... P480 Solubility (95%) ...................................... P395 Swelling (95%) ....................................... P395 Cold-Water Solubles .............................. P290 Fats and Oils (AOAC): Specific Gravity ...................................... P200 Saponification Number .......................... P460 Iodine Number ....................................... P500 Peroxide Number ................................... P430 Free Fatty Acid Number ......................... P400 Analysis of Resins (TAPPI): Acid Value .............................................. P220 Resin Acid .............................................. P220 Saponification Number .......................... P260 Unsaponification Number ...................... P260 CNSL Analysis (AOAC): Iodine Value ........................................... P300 Acetyl Value ........................................... P240 Saponification Number .......................... P260 Acid Number .......................................... P220 Ash Content ........................................... P180 Hydroxyl Value ....................................... P240 Color ........................................................ P80 Specific Gravity ...................................... P100 Viscosity ................................................... P80 Degree of Polymerization ...................... P260 – Infrared Analysis per sample (ISO) ............... P450 – Gas Chromatographic Analysis (ISO) ........ P2,500 – HPLC Analysis (ISO) ................................. P2,500 – Others: Tannin (extraction and spray drying) per kg sample ........................................ P760 Total Alkaloids per kg sample .................... P580 Wiley Mill Grinding per kg sample ............. P160 • Pathological Tests – Evaluation of fungicides / preservatives against wood decay and stain fungi (accelerated lab test), 480 pcs. 1.8 x 1.9 wood blocks ................ P16,700 – Field test on the effectiveness of fungicides/preservatives against molds, staining fungi on green logs (1 cu. M. green log; 20 pcs/chemical) ...... P17,160 – Field test on the effectiveness of fungicides/ preservatives against molds, staining fungi on sawn timber P2.5 x 10 x 60cm, 100pcs/chemical) ....... P25,160 – Biological studies: Wood and non-wood forest products and water samples ............ P4,115 – Accelerated test on the natural decay resistance of wood blocks (ASTM) .......... P32,530 – Identification of decay and stain causing fungi (wood and non-wood materials) (microscopic examination) ....................... P17,650 • Entomological Tests – Evaluation of natural resistance of wood against subterranean termites (6 mos) 10 pcs of 20 x 20 x 20 cm of perishable species and 10 samples of test species .......................................... P12,650 – Evaluation of natural resistance of wood against powderpost beetles (13 mos) 10 pcs of 20 x 20 x 60 cm perishable species and 10 pcs test species .............................................. P19,885 – Evaluation of preservatives against drywood termites (5 mos) 20 pcs of 20 x 20 x 60 cm perishable species, 10 x 20 x 60 mm and 10 pcs test species ........................... P12,650 – Evaluation of preservatives against subterranean termites (5 mos) 20 pcs 20 x 20 60 mm test blocks ....................... P16,750 – Evaluation of preservatives against ambrosia beetles (5 mos) 2 logs, 3m long ea ............................................... P16,360 – Evaluation of preservatives against powderpost beetles (13 mos) 20 pcs of 20 x 20 x 60mm test wood species ...... P19,885 19 • Penetration Test per Chemical (AWPA Standard) (treated wood, 5 samples) ........ P5,180 • Impression Test per Lumber (any size for 5 samples) ................................... P5,515 • Fire Resistance Test (fire tube test) (ASTM) 10x19x1000mm for 10 samples ................... P12,965 • Treatability Test (poles), 4 ft long, 5 min. no. of specimens ................................. P11,485 • Quantitative / Qualitative Analysis of Creosote P5,000 • Quantitative / Qualitative Analysis of CCA Preservative .................................................... P4,000 • Sawmilling (Wood-mizer) – Dense Species (Specific gravity = 0.6 +, incl coconut) 25mm thick ............................................. P4,600 50mm thick ............................................. P4,000 – Light Density Species (below 0.6 specific gravity) 25mm thick ............................................. P3,750 50mm thick ............................................. P3,000 • Corrugated Box / Packaging Testing – Puncture test, 10 samples per box ............... P100 – Top to bottom compression test .................... P175 – Tear (10 corrugated boards) ......................... P150 – Tensile (10 corrugated boards) ..................... P200 – Compression test for corrugated carton boxes (5 boxes) ................................. P380 – Compression test per pallet .......................... P265 – Drop test: box or crate .................................. P205 – Incline-impact test/pallet ............................... P225 • Tests of Wood Finishes – Accelerated weathering test of finishes (per charge of 22 test specimens measuring 1cm x 7cm x 17cm for 100 hrs) ................. P4,370 – Performance evaluation of finishes by field test method (per rack of 36 specimens for 1 year exposure) ................................... P4,080 • Particleboard and Cement Bonded Board (per test specimen) (PHILSA/JIS) – Static bending (MOR) ................................... P285 – Static bending (MOR/MOE) .......................... P570 – Compression ................................................. P230 – Screw or Nail Holding ................................... P300 20 • • • • • • • • • • • – Internal Bond (IB) .......................................... P215 – Thickness swelling ........................................ P200 – Water absorption ........................................... P200 – Density .......................................................... P155 – Moisture Content .......................................... P125 – Wet Bonding (MOR/MOE) ............................ P570 – Surface soundness ....................................... P215 – Tensile strength ............................................. P215 Lumber (wood tests per piece) (ASTM) – Static bending ............................................... P285 – Compression parallel to grain ....................... P285 – Compression perpendicular to grain ............. P230 – Shear parallel to grain ................................... P215 – Hardness ...................................................... P255 – Toughness .................................................... P170 – Spike-holding ................................................ P380 – Nail / Screw holding power ........................... P300 – Moisture content ........................................... P125 – Relative density ............................................ P155 – Shrinkage ...................................................... P170 – Electrical resistance ...................................... P205 – Water absorption ........................................... P200 – Thickness swelling ........................................ P200 – Fire resistance .............................................. P205 Concrete Hollow Blocks .............................. P175.00 Concrete Cylinder ........................................ P175.00 Pole Bending .................................................. P4,310 Truss Strength and Stiffness ........................ P6,160 Veneer and Plywood – Type 2 plywood/sample ................................ P150 – Type 1 plywood/sample ................................ P200 Kiln Drying (commercial) – 4/4" thick (bd ft) ............................................ P4 - 5 1,000 bd ft capacity/charge .................... P4,000 – 8/4" thick (bd ft) ............................................ P6 - 7 1,000 bd ft capacity/charge .................... P6,000 Wood and Herbarium Identification – Foreign / lesser-known / lesser-used species P120 – Common / traditional species ......................... P55 Fiber Identification / Pulping Process ............. P750 Fiber Analysis ................................................... P600 Flammability Test (per piece) ........................... P330 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (ITDI) DOST Compound, Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372071 to 82 local 2182 F/ 8373167 Email/ nea@dost.gov.ph / epi@dost.gov.ph DR. ERNESTO P. LOZADA, Director TECHNOLOGIES FOR LIVELIHOOD • Ceramics Technology – Basic Production – Terra Cotta Production – White Ware Production (novelty items) • Volcanic Ash / Lahar Products • Decorative Scented Candle • Decorative Wax • Resin-Bonded Artware • Paper Clay Ceramics • Fruit Processing – Mango Processing – Banana Processing – Calamansi Processing – Other Fruit Juices / Purees • Vegetable Processing • Fish Processing • Meat Processing • Coconut Food Processing • Peanut Processing • Accelerated Production of Soy Sauce • Mushroom Production • Production of Agar-Agar from Seaweeds • Essential oil Production • Soap Production • Kiln Construction TECHNOLOGIES READY FOR TRANSFER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Extraction of Essential Oils Special Formulation of Various Products Herbal Soap Production Village Level Coconut Oil Production Production of Agar-agar from Seaweeds Improved Production of Nata de Coco Starter Naturally-Fermented Soy Sauce Production (Carcinogen-Free) Food Products from Pili Nut – Lightly-Salted Nuts – Chocolate-coated – Pili Marzapan – Fruit Pili Bar Banaba: Banaba in tea bags / Banaba-Calamansi Tea/Drink Banana (Saba): Export-Quality Banana Chips and Frozen Turon Frozen / Microwavable Foods Calamansi Extract Acetator for Vinegar Production Vacuum Fried Fruits / Vegetables Spray-Dried, Instant Fruit Juices Fruit and Vegetable Processing Meat Processing Fish Processing Maushroom Spawn and Culture Production Ethyl Alcohol from Cassava Decorative Candle / Wax Ceramic Artware Production • Furnace Design and Fabrication (all purpose) laboratory furnace for ceramic production • Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Hazard Analysis Critical Control points (HACCP) for Food Manufacturers • Conformance with Low Acid Canned Foods (LACF) requirements • Packaging and Labeling Requirements • Design of Quality Assurance System • Plastic Recycling and Reprocessing • Environmental Risk Assessment • Cleaner Production RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTION TO SME’s IN THE REGIONS (WITH POSSIBLE PARTICIPATION OF AN ACADEMIC INSTITUTION / NGO UNDER CONTRACT / CONFORME ARRANGEMENT) • Exploration / Utilization of Indigenous Raw Materials • Production and Process Development and/or Improvement – Raw Materials Characterization / Selection – Product Conceptualization – Product Prototyping – Packaging and Shelf-Life Studies – Consumer Acceptability – Equipment Design / Fabrication / Improvement – Plant Lay-outing – Process-Energy Optimization – Plant Set-Up – Test Run / Debugging cum Training STRATEGIC R&D PROGRAMS • • • • • • Volcanic Ash Livelihood Project Localization of Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Processing Ceramic Water Filter Glass Ceramics Bioceramics R&D Cellulose free Xynalase for Pulp Improvement HEALTH R&D AND TECHNO TRANSFER • • • • • • Lemongrass Oil as Anti Fungal Elemi Oil for Pharmaceutical / Cosmetic Products Cardiovascular Products from Asparagus Cinnamon Species as Analgesic and Anti-Inflammatory Epoxy Molding Scrap as Concrete Aggregate Scrap Laminated Materials for Lightweight Construction Materials • Lightweight Thermal Insulation from Industrial Wastes TECHNICAL INFORMATION • Techno Leads, a technology learn and do series ................................................... P7.50/copy • Komiks Pangkabuhayan features latest innovations to various technologies for would-be entrepreneurs ............................... P15 each • Packaging Library and Information System 21 METALS INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER (MIRDC) Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372071 to 82 local 2407 F/ 8370430 Email/ rtv@mirdc.dost.gov.ph / jdazores@mirdc.dost.gov.ph ENGR. ROLANDO T. VILORIA, Director TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT • Research and Development – Regular R&D – Contract Research – Joint Research – Engineering Design Services • Metalworking • Metalcasting TECHNICAL SERVICES • Analysis and Testing – Chemical Analysis – Corrosion Testing – Mechanical Testing – Metallurgical Analysis – Nondestructive Testing – Calibration • Preventive Maintenance – Infrared Thermographic Inspection / Surveys – Air Velocity / Temperature Measurement – Computer-Aided Laser Shaft Alignment – Electrical Power / Demand Analysis – Shock Pulse Measurement – Thermal Spraying – Vibration Measurement / Analysis – Precision Machine Laveling TECHNOLOGY DIFFUSION • Technical Consultancy and Extension Services – Management Consultancy – Feasibility Studies – Technology Packing – Periodic Analysis of Industry Status – Extension of S&T service to rural areas – Liaison Work between the Private Sector and Government Agencies • Specialized Industrial Training – Metalworking Technology – Metalcasting Technology – Analysis and Testing – Engineering / Production Planning – Quality Assurance – Productivity – Trainer’s Training – High Machining Technology • Technology Business Incubation Engineering – Business and Production Spaces – Common Service Facilities – Technical Assistance in the form of Consultancy and Training – Testing and Quality Control – Engineering Design Services QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNICAL INFORMATION • Industry and Sectoral Studies • Technical Information Service / MIRDC Library 22 • Technical Information Brochures on newly-developed or adapted technologies • Newsletter on industry trends and events SEMINARS • Analysis and Testing – Nondestructive Testing – Chemical Analysis of Metals – Dimensional Metrology 1 - Basic Measurement – Dimensional Metrology 2 - Basic Length Calibration – Fundamentals of Corrosion – Electroplating Processes – Industrial Calibration – Metals Identification and Selection – Metallurgical Failure Analysis • Engineering, Production and Planning – Cost Estimation for Machining Jobs – Establishment of Preventive Maintenance System – Production Planning & Control – Product Costing • Productivity Improvement – Productivity Improvement through Value Engineering • Metalcasting Technology – Foundry Practices – Foundry Melting Practices – Foundry Patternmaking – Foundry Quality Control – Investment Casting • Metalworking Technology – Branding Process (Copper and Other Metals) – Hydraulic Control and Design – Factors Essential to Ensure Quality in Welding Framework – Machine Shop Operations – CNC Milling – Heat Treatment of Steels – Metal Fabrication – MIG / MAG Welding – Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) – Programmable Logic Control – Oxyacetylene Welding (OAW) – Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) Welding ANALYSIS AND TESTING All fees are subject to change Physico-Chemical Laboratory • Carbon/Sulfur – In Ferrous ..................................................... P300 – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P300 – In Powders .................................................... P300 – In Tin-plates(Carbon) .................................... P300 • Aluminum – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 • Antimony – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P275 – In Babbit ........................................................ P300 • Bismuth – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P275 • Cadmium – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P275 – In Ag Brazing Alloy ........................................ P475 • Calcium – In Powders .................................................... P700 • Chromium – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P745 – In Stainless Steel .......................................... P430 – In Chrome Ores/FeCr ................................... P720 • Cobalt – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 • Copper – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In High-Purity Copper ................................... P415 • Iron – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 • In Fe Ore – Alloy .............................................................. P350 • Lead – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In Pb-based & Pb-Sn .................................... P555 • Magnesium – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In Al-based Alloy ........................................... P555 – In limestone .................................................. P600 • Manganese – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In FeMn/Mn Ores/Mn Steel ........................... P700 – In Al-based Alloy ........................................... P275 • Molybdenum – In Steel .......................................................... P660 – In Cast Iron ................................................... P860 – In FeMo ......................................................... P700 • Nickel – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In Ni-based Alloy & SS .................................. P475 • Phosphorus – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P525 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In Cu-based Alloy .......................................... P490 • Potassium – In Powders .................................................... P700 • Silicon – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P450 – In Al-based Alloy ........................................... P520 – In Powders .................................................... P720 – In FeSi (vol) .................................................. P520 • Silver – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P275 – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In Ag-Brazing Alloy ........................................ P275 • Sodium – In Powders .................................................... P700 • Tin – In Ferrous/Non-Ferrous ................................ P275 • • • • • • • • – In Powders .................................................... P700 – In Solders & Cu-based Alloy ......................... P365 Titanium – In Al-based Alloy ........................................... P325 Tungsten – In Tool Steel .................................................. P450 Vanadium – In Steel/Cast Iron .......................................... P275 Zinc – In Non-Ferrous .............................................. P275 – In Brass/Ag Brazing Alloy ............................. P600 – Moisture ........................................................ P135 Proximate Analysis .............................................. P390 Ves Analysis – In Ferrous ................................................... P1670 – Non-Ferrous ................................................ P1860 Quantitative Analysis of Solution ........................ P220 Qualitative Analysis of Solution ........................... P200 Corrosion Laboratory • Bend Test ............................................................ P165 • Tape Test ............................................................. P145 • Impact Test .......................................................... P150 • Pencil Hardness Test .......................................... P150 • Identification of Metallic Coating ......................... P270 • Porosity Test-Gold Coating ................................. P110 • Salt-Spray Test – Per 8 hrs/sample ........................................... P740 – Per 24 hrs/sample ....................................... P1425 – Per 24 hrs (Sat/Sun/Holiday) ...................... P2030 • Cass Test – Per 8 hrs. ...................................................... P765 – Per 24 hrs. .................................................. P1745 – Per 24 hrs (Sat/Sun/Holiday) ...................... P2680 • Thickness of Coating – Using Dermitron ............................................ P320 – Stripping G.I. Sheet/Wire ............................................. P270 Wires ............................................................. P350 Pre-coated Sheet .......................................... P350 – Micrometer Method ....................................... P250 – Electrolytic Method Single Layer .................................................. P290 Per additional Layer ...................................... P120 • Uniformity of Coating (Preece Test) – G.I. Wire ........................................................ P220 – G.I. Pipes/Rods <50 mm dia. .................................................. P320 50-100 mm. dia. ............................................ P460 • Weight of Zinc Coating – Average of Single Spot G.I. Sheet ...................................................... P270 G.I. Wires ...................................................... P330 Pre-coated G.I. Sheet ................................... P350 G.I. Pipe <100 mm dia. ............................................ P430 100-150 mm dia. ....................................... P570 150-200 mm dia. ....................................... P680 – Triple Spot G.I. Sheet .................................................. P375 Pre-coated G.I. Sheet ............................... P350 • Weight of Tin Coating .......................................... P545 • Weight of Wax Coating ....................................... P230 23 • • • • Weight of Anodic Coating .................................... P260 pH ....................................................................... P240 Specific Gravity ................................................... P175 Chloride Analysis – Qualitative-Cor Prdt & Concrete ................... P210 – Quantitative-Cor Prdt & Concrete ................. P635 – Quantitative-Water Extracts .......................... P285 • Sulfate Analysis – Qualitative ..................................................... P200 – Quantitative ................................................... P630 • Solvent Rub Test ................................................ P 220 Analysis of Plating Solution • Nickel Plating Solution – Nickel Chloride .............................................. P430 – Nickel Sulfate ................................................ P250 – Boric Acid ...................................................... P210 • Zinc Plating Solution – Zinc ............................................................... P190 – Sodium Cyanide ........................................... P150 – Sodium Hydroxide ........................................ P150 • Copper Cyanide Solution – Copper Cyanide ............................................ P525 – Na/K Cyanide ................................................ P400 – Na/K Hydroxide ............................................. P180 – Na/K Carbonate ............................................ P360 – Rochelle Salt ................................................. P540 • Copper Sulfate Solution – Copper Sulfate .............................................. P450 – Sulfuric Acid .................................................. P185 • Chrome Plating Solution – Cr+3 .............................................................. P260 – Chromic Acid, CrO3 ...................................... P290 – Sulfuric Acid .................................................. P750 • Gold Plating Solution – Au ................................................................. P525 – Free Na/K Cyanide ....................................... P400 – Carbonates ................................................... P360 • Silver Plating Solution – Ag ................................................................. P525 – Free Na/K Cyanide ....................................... P400 – Na/K Cyanide ................................................ P360 • Tin Plating Solution – Stannous Tin ................................................. P150 – Stannic Tin .................................................... P430 – Sulfuric Acid .................................................. P750 • Brass Plating Solution – Cu ................................................................. P525 – Zn .................................................................. P525 – Free Cyanide ................................................ P400 – Carbonates ................................................... P360 Mechanical Metallurgy Laboratory • Tension Test – Plate/Cylinder/Rebar ..................................... P160 – Bolts (Axial/Wedge) ...................................... P200 – Guy Wire ....................................................... P250 – Using Instron ................................................. P265 • Bend Test – Plate/Cylinder/Rebar ..................................... P150 • Variation in Mass ................................................... P35 • Deformation Measurement ................................... P35 • Hardness Test – Rockwell, 5 Indentations ................................ P 95 – Brinell, 2 Indentations ................................... P115 24 – Vickers, 5 Indentations .................................. P170 – Micro Vickers, 1 Indentation .......................... P165 – Microdur, 5 Indentations ............................... P180 • Compression Test ............................................... P200 • Proofload/Breaking Load – Big Samples (e.g. manholes, etc.) ................ P360 – Small Samples .............................................. P160 • Flattening/Transverse Test .................................. P130 • Shear Test ........................................................... P150 • Deflection Test – Shimadzu (5 readings) .................................. P220 – Instron (5 readings) ....................................... P310 • Impact Test – Low Temperature .......................................... P330 – Room Temperature ....................................... P260 – Dimensional Measurement ............................. P60 • Oxyacetylene Cutting ............................................ P30 • Sectioning Cost – Up to 1 in 2 ................................................... P140 – 1 - 4 in 2 ........................................................ P190 • Grinding Cost ....................................................... P 75 Physical Metallurgy Laboratory • Metallography – Plain Carbon Steel ...................................... P1445 – Cast Iron ..................................................... P1800 – Stainless Steel ............................................ P2050 – High Alloy Steel ........................................... P2050 – Al/Al Alloy .................................................... P1825 – Cu/Cu Alloy ................................................. P1950 – Pb/Pb Alloy ................................................. P3470 – Weldment .................................................... P3170 – Boiler Tubes ................................................ P2200 – Galvanized Sheet ....................................... P2200 – Multi-layered Bearings ................................ P2335 – Thickness of Coating .................................. P2000 • Macroexamination ............................................. P1670 • Metallographic Replication .................................. P535 (in addition to metallography cost depending on type of metal/alloy) • Photography .......................................................... P75 • Scanning Electron Microscopy – Conductive Sample ..................................... P1830 – Non-Conductive Sample ............................. P2365 • Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy ...................... P1830 • Mounting – Transoptic ....................................................... P70 – Bakelite ........................................................... P70 – Epo-fix ........................................................... P300 – Cito-fix ........................................................... P340 – Epo-Cito fix ................................................... P285 • Metallographic Grinding ...................................... P365 • Grinding/Polishing ............................................... P700 • Etching ................................................................ P105 • Breaking Test ...................................................... P625 • Failure Investigation ........................................ P15600 • Fractographic Evaluation .................................. P5000 • Metal Characterization ...................................... P7000 • Metal Classification/Certification ......................... P600 Nondestructive Testing Laboratory • Radiography, Co-60 (3.5" x 17" film) – 25-50 mm thick ............................................. P400 – >50-75 mm thick ............................................. 470 – >75-100 mm thick ......................................... P540 – >100-125 mm thick ..................................... P1030 – >125-140 mm thick ..................................... P1635 – >140-150 mm thick ..................................... P2240 • Radiography, Co-60 (14" x 17" film) – 25-50 mm thick ............................................. P790 – >50-75 mm thick ........................................... P845 – >75-100 mm thick ......................................... P925 – >100-125 mm thick ..................................... P1460 – >125-140 mm thick ..................................... P2530 – >140-150 mm thick ..................................... P2850 • Radiography, X-ray (3.5" x 17" film) – 25 mm thick and below ................................. P370 – >25-50 mm thick ........................................... P410 • Radiography, X-ray (14" x 17" film) – 25 mm thick and below ................................ P 755 – >25-50 mm thick ........................................... P810 • Ultrasonic testing – Flaw Detection (per sq. ft.) ............................ P260 – Flaw Detection (per linear ft.) ........................ P280 – Thickness Gauging (per point) ........................ P40 • Liquid Penetrant Testing – Visible (per sq. ft.) ......................................... P245 – Visible (per linear ft.) ..................................... P230 – Fluorescent (per sq. ft.) ................................. P250 – Fluorescent (per linear ft.) ............................. P240 • Magnetic Particle Test – Wet-Visible (per sq. ft.) ................................. P270 – Wet-Visible (per linear ft.) ............................. P270 – Fluorescent (per sq. ft.) ................................. P250 – Fluorescent (per linear ft.) ............................. P250 Electrical Calibration • AC Current Source/Standard – 1st range ..................................................... P2070 – per succeeding range ................................... P600 • AC Voltage Source/Standard – 1st range ..................................................... P1370 – per succeeding range ................................... P450 • Ammeter (AC, 20 A) – (1 to 2 ranges) .............................................. P580 – (1 to 5 ranges) .............................................. P930 • Ammeter (DC, 2 A and below) – (1 to 2 ranges) .............................................. P560 – (1 to 5 ranges) .............................................. P900 • Ammeter (DC, above 2 A) – 1 to 2 ranges ................................................. P770 – 1 to 5 ranges ............................................... P1330 • AC Clampmeter (up to 500 A) – 1st range ....................................................... P650 – per succeeding range ................................... P260 • Current Shunt (AC, 10A) ................................... P1000 • Current Shunt (AC, 50 A) .................................. P1300 • Current Shunt (DC, 10A) ................................... P1100 • Current Shunt (DC, 50 A) .................................. P1320 • DC Current Source/Standard – 1st range ..................................................... P1650 – per succeeding range ................................... P700 • DC Voltage Source/Standard – By Direct Measurement 1st range ..................................................... P1100 per succeeding range ................................... P500 – By Transfer Method 1st range ..................................................... P2110 per succeeding range ................................... P850 • DC Clampmeter (up to 500 A) – 1st range ....................................................... P720 – per succeeding range ................................... P300 • Decade Resistance Box – (per dial) ........................................................ P880 • Double Bridge – Yokogawa 2752 ......................................... P2670 – Yokogawa 2769 ......................................... P1880 • Earth Tester – 1st range ..................................................... P1100 – per succeeding range ................................... P310 • Electronic Load ................................................. P1440 • Groundstar Tester ............................................... P700 • High Voltage Meter (up to 10 KV) – 1st range ..................................................... P1540 – per succeeding range .................................. P 920 • Insulation Tester (Megohmeter) – 1st range ....................................................... P840 – per succeeding range ................................... P290 • Kelvin Bridge ..................................................... P2300 • Millivolt Potentiometer ................................................. – 1st range ..................................................... P1430 – per succeeding range ................................... P710 • Multimeter, Analog ............................................ P2000 • Multimeter, Digital, – 3 1/2 digits .................................................. P2500 – 4 1/2 digits .................................................. P4500 – 5 1/2 digits .................................................. P7000 – 6 1/2 digits .................................................. P9040 • Ohmeter – 1st range ....................................................... P700 – per succeeding range ................................... P280 • Puncture with Insulation Tester ......................... P1600 • Puncture (High Voltage) Tester ................................... – 1st range ..................................................... P 760 – per succeeding range ................................. P 330 • Resistance Box ........................................................... – 1st five points ............................................... P 430 – per succeeding range .................................. P 150 • Rheostat .............................................................. P430 • Standard Resistor – By direct measurement ............................... P2610 – By ratio ........................................................ P3600 • Surface Resistance Checker .............................. P830 • Ultrasonic Tester ............................................... P1240 • Variable AC Transformer ..................................... P550 • Voltmeter, 1000V, AC/DC – 1st range ....................................................... P560 – per succeeding range ................................... P280 • Wattmeter, AC, 240 V, 5A – 1st range ..................................................... P1550 – per succeeding range ................................... P780 • Wattmeter, DC, 240 V, 5A – 1st range ..................................................... P1420 – per succeeding range ................................... P670 • Wheatstone Bridge ........................................... P2600 Force Calibration • Electronic Balance – 500g capacity and below ............................ P1140 – Above 500g capacity up to 50 kg ................ P1330 • Triple Beam Balance ......................................... P1140 • Weighing Scale – Up to 50kg capacity .................................... P1140 • Gram Gauge ....................................................... P800 • Push-pull Gauge – Up to 50 kg ................................................. P1000 25 Temperature Calibration • Digital Thermometer, T/C – 1st range ..................................................... P1400 – per succeeding range ................................... P420 • Digital Thermometer, RTD – 1st range ..................................................... P1400 – per succeeding range ................................... P420 • Glass/Filled/Bimetallic Thermometer – -60 to 120°C (1st 5 pts.) .............................. P1350 – per additional point ....................................... P385 – 0 to 100°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................... P970 – per additional point ....................................... P385 – 0 to 200°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P1310 – per additional point ....................................... P385 – 0 to 350°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P1360 – per additional point ....................................... P385 – 0 to 600°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P1360 – per additional point ....................................... P385 • Furnace (ambient to 500°C) ........................................ – 1st temperature setting ............................... P1500 – per additional temperature setting ............... P 300 • Furnace (ambient to 800°C) – 1st temperature setting ............................... P1500 – per additional temperature setting ................ P300 • Oven/Freezer (-30°C to 500°C) – 1st temperature setting ............................... P1200 – Per additional temperature setting ................ P300 • RTD Calibration/Simulator 1st range – simulate mode ............................................ P1700 – measure mode ............................................ P1400 per succeeding range ....................................... P 500 • RTD Probe/Wire, Industrial – -30 to 500°C (1st 5 pts.) .............................. P1500 – per additional point .................................... P 580 • RTD Probe/Wire, Standard – -30 to 500°C (1st 5 pts.) .............................. P3000 – per additional point ....................................... P770 • Surface Temperature Probe .............................. P1100 • Temperature Controller (RTD, T/C) ................... P1400 • Temperature Indicator (RTD, T/C) .................... P1400 • Temperature Recorder (RTD, T/C) Single-Point – 1st range ..................................................... P1400 – per succeeding range ................................... P350 Multi-Point – 1st range ..................................................... P1400 – per succeeding range ................................... P500 • Temperature Calibrator/Simulator 1st range – simulate mode ............................................ P1700 – measure mode ............................................ P1400 per succeeding range ......................................... P500 • Thermocouple Probe/Wire – -30 to 100°C (1st 5pts.) ............................... P1350 – per additional point ..................................... P 385 – 0 to 100°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P 970 – per additional point ..................................... P 385 – 0 to 200°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P1150 – per additional point ..................................... P 385 – 0 to 300°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P1350 – per additional point ..................................... P 385 – 0 to 500°C (1st 5 pts.) ................................. P1450 – per additional point ....................................... P385 – 0 to 1000°C (1st 5 pts) ................................ P1560 26 – per additional point ....................................... P385 • Thermohygrograph ............................................. P730 • Thermostat .......................................................... P580 • Water Bath, -30 to 500°C – 1st temperature setting ............................... P1200 – per additional temperature setting ................ P300 Pressure Calibration • Differential Transmitter (D/P Cell) – Electronic .................................................... P1100 – Pneumatic ................................................... P1000 • I/P Transducer ................................................... P1100 • P/I Transducer ................................................... P1100 • Pneumatic Calibrator – 1st range ..................................................... P1600 – per succeeding range ................................... P750 • Pneumatic controller ........................................... P800 • Pneumatic Indicator ............................................ P700 • Pneumatic Recorder ........................................... P800 • Pressure Gauge – Pneumatic, Industrial grade .......................... P700 – Hydraulic, Industrial gauge ........................... P700 • Test Gauge – Pneumatic ................................................... P1800 – Hydraulic ..................................................... P1800 • Pressure Switch .................................................. P700 • Deadweight Pressure Tester – Pneumatic type Piston diameter ............................................. P550 Deadweight (per piece) ................................. P200 Performance test ........................................ P2200 – Hydraulic Piston diameter ............................................. P550 Deadweight (per piece) ................................. P200 Performance test ........................................ P2200 Length Calibration • Vernier Caliper – 0-150 mm range ....................................... P530 – 150-200 mm range ....................................... P600 – 200-300 mm range ....................................... P930 – 300-600 mm range ..................................... P1025 • Outside Micrometer – 0-25 mm range ....................................... P390 – 25-100 mm range ....................................... P460 – 100-150 mm range ....................................... P530 – 150-200 mm range ....................................... P610 – 200-250 mm range ....................................... P680 – Setting rod calibration per piece ................... P320 • Depth Micrometer ............................................... P600 • Tubular Micrometer – Max. of 10 extensions/set ........................... P1320 • Dial Gauge and Dial Thickness Gauge and Dial Test Indicators – 0-20.0 mm range .......................................... P590 • Feeler Gauge (per piece) .................................... P110 • Combination Set ............................................... P2680 – Centering Head ............................................. P640 – Protractor Head ............................................ P770 – Square Head ................................................. P770 – Steel Rule ..................................................... P500 • Height Master .................................................... P2100 • Vernier/Digimatic Height Gauge – 0-450 mm range ........................................... P650 – 0-600 mm range ........................................... P840 • Gauge Block – Grade 00 (per piece) ..................................... P680 – Grade 0 (per piece) ....................................... P570 – Grade 1 (per piece) ....................................... P460 – Grade 2 (per piece) ....................................... P360 • Fixed Gauges (Plug/Go-No Go) – Per piece ....................................................... P650 • Pin Gauges (per piece) ....................................... P120 • Toolmakers Microscope .................................... P2270 • Optical Projector ............................................... P2270 • Glass Scale ................................................................. – 0-100 mm range ........................................... P490 – 0-200 mm range ........................................... P640 – 0-300 mm range ........................................... P720 • Surface Plate (Diagonal Length) Over (mm) up to and include (mm) – .................................... 354 ........................ P2760 – 354 .............................. 566 ........................ P2800 – 566 .............................. 891 ........................ P3150 – 891 ............................. 1414 ....................... P3345 – 1414 ........................... 2236 ....................... P3535 – 2236 ........................... 2968 ....................... P3690 • Machine Tools (using LASER) – Linear Positioning error/axis ....................... P2840 – Straightness error/axis ................................ P2840 – Squareness error/axis ................................. P2840 – Pitch/Yaw error/axis .................................... P2840 – Angular error/axis ....................................... P2840 – Ball Bar Test ................................................ P1500 • Steel Rule – 0-200 mm range ........................................... P400 – 0-300 mm range ........................................... P490 – 0-600 mm range ........................................... P630 – 0-1000 mm range ......................................... P840 • Rockwell Hardness Tester – Per scale ..................................................... P1840 • UTM – For one range ............................................. P2850 – For additional ranges .................................. P1190 • Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Calibration – Linear error/axis ............................................ P780 – Straightness of/axis ...................................... P780 – Squareness/axis ........................................... P780 • Precision Square – 200 x 300 mm and smaller .......................... P 940 • Precision Square Master – (using LASER) ............................................ P1500 • Bevel Protractor .................................................. P915 • Precision Level .................................................... P930 • MU Checker (per setting range) .......................... P600 • Calibration Tester ................................................ P900 • Caliper Checker – 600 mm and below ..................................... P2300 • Precision Check Master – 600 mm and below ..................................... P2300 • Precision Straight Edge – 1000 mm and below ................................... P1180 • Bore Gauge-300 mm and below ....................... P1740 • Dimensional Measurement • Radius Gauge ..................................................... P915 • G.I./B.I. Pipes per Sample .................................... P70 • CMM per Hour .................................................... P445 • Conventional Measurement Using – V. Caliper, Dial Gauge, O. Micrometer, etc. .. P250 Nondestructive Testing Laboratory Field Inspection • Within Metro Manila – Radiography ............................................... P2200 – Ultrasonic .................................................... P2200 – Magnetic Particle ........................................ P1600 – Penetrant .................................................... P1600 • Outside Metro Manila – Radiography ............................................... P2800 – Ultrasonic .................................................... P2800 – Magnetic Particle ........................................ P2200 – Penetrant .................................................... P2200 Physical Metallurgy Laboratory Replication – Within Metro Manila .................................... P1600 – Outside Metro Manila .................................. P2200 Instrumentation and Metrology Laboratory In-Plant Calibration – Within Metro Manila .................................... P1600 – Outside Metro Manila .................................. P2200 *additional cost for field jobs with overtime, and on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. COMMON SERVICE EQUIPMENT • Lathe Machines – Heineman ................................................. P209/hr – Ajax AJ-240 ................................................. P86/hr – Colchester ................................................... P63/hr – Hanseat ...................................................... P51/hr – Hamburg ..................................................... P44/hr – Yamazaki Mazak-Mate ................................ P47/hr – Hardinge ..................................................... P32/hr – Takisawa ..................................................... P34/hr – Lodge & Shipley .......................................... P83/hr • Milling Machines – Cincinnati Hydrotel .................................... P213/hr – Huron (PU-551) ........................................ P153/hr – Deckel FP3L ............................................... P89/hr – Deckel FP2 ................................................. P70/hr – Deckel FP3 ................................................. P73/hr – Huron (NU-3) ............................................ P114/hr – Deckel KF2S ............................................... P62/hr – Klopp Shaper 375 ....................................... P31/hr – Deckel Pantograph ..................................... P25/hr – Maho CNC MH-300E ................................ P287/hr • Cylindrical Grinders – Schaudt A-440-N-1 ................................... P166/hr – Jones & Shipman 1305 ............................... P70/hr – Jones & Shipman 1300 ............................... P62/hr • Surface Grinding Machines – Cone Blanchard ........................................ P342/hr – Thompson Matrix ...................................... P254/hr – Blohm HFS-512 ........................................ P162/hr – Brown & Sharpe Visual ............................... P59/hr – Brown & Sharpe 618PH .............................. P36/hr – Jones & Shipman 540H .............................. P36/hr – Jones & Shipman 540 ................................. P33/hr – Blohm Simplex 7 ......................................... P94/hr – Deckel T&C Model SO-73-15508 ............... P20/hr – Solid Pedestal Grinders Model DS-400ST ..................................... P28/hr Model D-83-CD ....................................... P25/hr 27 • • • • • • 28 – Rema Pedestal Grinders D-200 ...................................................... P22/hr D-175 ...................................................... P21/hr Bosch Portable Disc Grinder ............................. P25/hr – Makita Disc/Angle Grinder .......................... P21/hr Jig Grinder – Mitsui Optical Jig Grinder ............................ P64/hr Drilling Machines – Webo Model BR-70H ................................ P138/hr – Guillardon GB-50V ...................................... P45/hr – Hultsfred SR-40 .......................................... P34/hr Pressworking Machines – Christensen Deep Drawing ......................... P90/hr – Canullo Eccentric Press .............................. P35/hr – Christensen Straightening .......................... P19/hr Sewing Machines – Amada Horizontal Bandsaw ....................... P36/hr – Great Captain Power Hacksaw ................... P23/hr Fabrication Machines .................................................. – Goteneds Guillotine Shear .......................... P32/hr – Austral Kleen Plate Bender ......................... P40/hr – Edwards Plate Roller .................................. P31/hr – Pullmax Plate Nibbler ................................. P23/hr – Hyllus Beading Machine ............................. P22/hr – Mubea Shear Cutter ................................... P19/hr – Super Condor Pedestal Drill ....................... P21/hr • Welding Machines – Lincoln Ideal Arc (SMAW) ......................... P121/hr – Elin Type US-350 (SMAW) ....................... P158/hr – Elin Type GL-301 (SMAW) ........................ P158/hr – Elin Type -SG-300(GMAW) ......................... P80/hr – Elin Type SG-500 (GMAW) ....................... P141/hr – Weldtec Star 300 (GTAW) ......................... P169/hr – Elin Projection Welding ............................. P617/hr – Messer Griesheim (Spot Wldg.) ................ P129/hr – Elin Spot Welding ...................................... P209/hr – Zenya Welding Machine WS-125-P-007 ........................................ P19/hr WS-125-P-008 ........................................ P19/hr – Kempioy Welding Rectifier .......................... P19/hr – Zinser Coordinate Flame ............................ P34/hr – Favorit II Hand Cutter ................................. P21/hr – Victor Cutting Torch ..................................... P19/hr – Optimus Model S-AGA ............................... P19/hr – Daiden Plasma Arc Cutter .......................... P61/hr PACKAGING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES (PRDCP) DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372071 local 2271 / 2206 F/ 8377530 Email/ dtanafranca@yahoo.com DAISY TAÑAFRANCA, Program Leader PACKAGING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT • Package Development with Product-Package Compatibility Test and Shelf-life Test and Label Design ......... P14,684 • Shelf-Life Testing – Low-Acid Canned Food ........................... P17,785 – Dried Food (temperature accelerated) ..... P16,499 – Dried Food (moisture accelerated) .......... P14,042 – Perishables ................................................ P6,877 – Juices (temperature accelerated) ............ P13,274 • Label Design – Without Concept Development .................. P1,231 – With Concept Development ....................... P2,405 – With Concept and Structural Development P4,121 • Nutrition Labeling – Proximate Analysis .................................... P4,469 – Proximate + Cholesterol + Total Sugars .. P17,206 – Complete including Vitamins .................... P22,901 – Evaluation only .......................................... P1,901 • Water Activity Determination – Without Sample Preparation ........................... P96 – With Sample Preparation .............................. P130 • TSS Determination – Without Sample Preparation ........................... P69 – With Sample Preparation .............................. P136 • Use of Facilities – Vacuum Packaging Machine ............ P721 (90hrs) – Form-Fill-Seal for Solids ............. P1,446 (181hrs) – Blister Packaging Machine ......... P2,138 (267hrs) – Tray Lidding Machine .................. P2,540 (318hrs) 29 PHILIPPINE TEXTILE RESEARCH INSTITUTE (PTRI) Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372071 to 82 local 2360 / 8371325 F/ 8371325 Email/ carlos@ptri.dost.gov.ph / carlos@dost.gov.ph DR. CARLOS C. TOMBOC, Director MATURED TECHNOLOGIES Technologies for the Production of New Raw Materials for the Textile Industry • Indigenous Fibers for Pretreatment Technology • Indigenous Fiber-Based Yarn and Fabric Technology • Technology for the Production of Ramie as Military Combat Uniform • Mechanized Handspinning Technology for Silk & Other Indigenous Fibers Textile Finishing Technologies • Technology for the Improvement Abrasion Resistance Property of Ramie Fabrcis • Soil/Oil Release Finishes for Cotton and Ramie/polyester Blended Fabrics • Improvement of the Fabrics Smoothness of Ramie Blends • Improvement of the Pilling Resistance Property of Synthetic Blended Fabrics • Crease Resistance Finishing for Jusi Fabrics • Updated Batik Technology • Biofinishing Technology Technologies on Textile Chemicals, Dyes and Auxiliaries • Textile Oil from Castor Beans • Textile Printing Thickener from Sargassum • Textile Softening Oil from Coconut • Natural Dye Extraction and Textile Application • Natural Dye Powder Production • Dyeing of Indigenous Fibers and Fabrics Using Synthetic Dyes • Hypochlorite-Peroxide bleaching Technology for Raw Fibers • Nonwoven Technologies for Indigenous Fibers Sericulture Technologies • Silkworm Breeding • Silkworm Egg Production • Cocoon Production • Portable Cocoon Reeling Machine • Reeling Technology for Philippine Silk • Moriculture • Cocoon Post Harvest Technology • Philippine Silk Filament Throwing Technology • Degumming Technology for Thrown Silk Yarns and Fabrics • Degumming and Handspinning Technology for Defective Cocoons and Reeling Wastes • Silkwaste Utilization Weaving Technologies • Therapeutics Handloom • Mechanized Production Technology for Pinukpok Fabric • Fabric Weave Design and Advanced Handloom Weaving 30 • Rapid Ikat • Handloom Leno Weaving • Filamenting Machine TECHNICAL SERVICES Textile Research • Indigenous Fiber Degumming – Banana ............................................... P139.00/kg – Pineapple ............................................ P107.57/kg – Abaca .................................................... P77.28/kg • Natural Fiber Analysis – Residual Gum ..................... P610.45/fiber sample – Alcohol-Benzene ExtractivesP630.00/fiber sample – Total Cellulose Content ....... P773.00/fiber sample – Alpha Cellulose Content ..... P603.00/fiber sample – Lignin Content ..................... P538.00/fiber sample • Natural Dyeing of Materials – Silk yarns/ fabrics ................................ P633.00/kg – Natural Fabrics ................................... P700.00/kg – Cotton yarns/ fabrics .......................... P656.00/kg • Natural Dye Powder Production ....... P54/liter of crude extract Sericulture • Silk Yarn Degumming .............................. P342/kg • Silk Filament Throwing (depending on yarn specification) .................. P1,000-2,000/kg • Silk Hanspinning ................................... P2,750/kg • Cocoon Post Harvest ................................... P5/kg • Cocoon Classification .................................. P2/kg • Silk Cocoon Reeling ................................ P301/kg Testing and Evaluation Physical Tests • Fibers – Cotton Grade ................................................ P350 – Cotton Fineness ............................................ P350 – Cotton Maturity ............................................. P350 – Crimp Frequency .......................................... P600 – Denier : Man-made ..................................................... P450 Natural ....................................................... P1,500 – Lint Content ............................................... P1,100 – Microscopical Characteristics ................ P200-250 – Numerical Mean Length ................................ P500 – Strength: Bundle Method .................................... P300-2,200 Single Fiber Method ................................... P2,250 • Yarns – Abrasion Resistance ..................................... P700 – Actual LengthP600/1st 5000m +P200/add’l 1000m – Count ............................................................ P350 – Evenness ...................................................... P500 Piling Resistance ................................... P600-700 Stiffness ........................................................ P800 Streak Analysis ............................................. P650 Wrinkle Recovery .......................................... P550 – Strength Breaking Strength (Grab Method) ................. P600 Breaking Strength (Strip Method) ....... P600-1,000 Breaking Strength (Wide-Width Strip) ........ P1,700 Bursting Strength .......................................... P450 Seam Breaking Strength ............................... P500 Resistance to Yarn Slippage ......................... P600 Tearing Strength (Elmendorf) ........................ P300 Tearing Strength (Tongue) ......................... P1,500 Tearing Strength (Trapezoid) ........................ P800 – Wetting / Absorbency Absorbency ...... P200/sample + P50 add’l sample Water Repellency .... P250/sample + P100 add’l sample Water Resistance (Impact Penetration) ....... P300/ sample + P100 add’l sample Water Resistance (Rain Test) ....................... P300 • Carpets – Construction .................................................. P200 – Number of Binding Sites ............................... P500 – Pile Height .................................................... P200 – Shrinkage ...................................................... P800 – Total Pile Weight ............................ P600 / P1,600 – Tuft Density ................................................... P500 – Tuft Withdrawal Force ................................... P600 • Garments – Actual Measurement ..................................... P300 – Dimensional Change to Washing ... P550 / P1,000 – Garment Weight ............................................ P250 Chemical Tests • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Alkali in Textile .................................................... P600 Alkalinity / Acidity (presence) .............................. P200 Asbestos Content ............................................. P1,450 Ash Content ..................................................... P2,350 Cationic Finish ................................................. P1,750 DCM Extract ..................................................... P1,550 Color Quality – Color Difference ............................................ P250 – Whiteness ..................................................... P250 – Yellowness .................................................... P250 Dye Class Identification ........................ P700 - P1,400 (1 color + P350/add’l color) Fiber Composition ................................ P1,100/P2,100 (1-2 fibers + P550/P900 add’l fiber) Fiber Identification ...................................... P500/P800 (1 - 2 color + P200/500/add’l color) Formaldehyde Content ........................ P1,300/sample + P500/add’l sample) Ignition Loss ..................................................... P2,350 Ignition Residue ............................................... P2,350 Moisture Content ................................................. P450 Oil Content ....................................................... P1,700 – Hairiness ....................................................... P600 – Number of Filaments / Ply ............................ P300 – Shrinkage ............................................. P500 - 650 – Strength & Elongation ................................... P600 – Twist ...................................... P 300/ P 500/ P 600 Fabrics – Color Fastness .............................................. P450 Actual Laundering ......................................... P150 Crocking (Rubbing) ....................................... P200 Crocking (Organic Solvent) ........................... P500 • • • • • Dry Cleaning .............. (1 color + P300/add’l color) Light (Xenon 1-6 samples) ......................... P1,500 Perspiration ................................................... P400 (1 color + P150/add’l color) Spotting (Acid) .............................................. P150 (1-2 colors + P50/add’l color) Spotting (Alkaline) ......................................... P150 (1-2 colors + P50/add’l color) Spotting (Water) ............................................ P150 (1-2 colors + P50/add’l color) Spotting (Perchloroethylene) ........................ P150 (1-2 colors + P50/add’l color) Laundering .................................................... P400 (1 color + P150/add’l color) Water (Distilled) ............................................ P600 (1 color + P250/add’l color) Water (Hot) ................................................... P200 (1 color + P100/add’l color) Water (Sea) ................................................... P600 (1 color + P250/add’l color) – Construction Stitch Density ................................................ P500 Stitch Length ................................................. P500 Structure (Bow/Skewness) ........................... P400 Structure (Cover Factor) ............................... P500 Structure (Fabric Weight) .............................. P250 Structure (Fabric Width) ................................ P250 Structure (Thickness) .................................... P300 Structure (Thread Count) .............................. P200 Structure (Number of Ply) ............................. P200 Type of Weave / Knit (basic) ......................... P200 Yarn Number ................................................. P500 – Dimensional Stability Washing ........................................................ P550 1 cycle / P1,000 - cycles – Performance Abrasion Resistance ..................................... P700 (1st 1000 cycles + P300/250 add’l 500 cycles) Air Permeability ............................................. P400 Flammability ...................................... P700 - 1,000 Ph Value .............................................................. P400 Purity % ............................................................... P550 Sinkability ............................................................ P700 Solid Content ...................................................... P500 Sugar Content .................................................. P1,400 Processing and Engineering • • • • • • • • • • • Ring Spinning .............................................. P30-70/kg Open-End Spinning ..................................... P25-65/kg Rewinding ..................................................... P8-35/kg Twisting ......................................................... P9-62/kg Roving ......................................................... P15-20/kg Opening and Picking ........................................... P7/kg Weaving – Rapier Loom .............................................. P11/yd – Shuttle Loom ........................................... P7.85/yd Knitting ......................................................... P4.093/yd Sizing – 30’s above ........................................... P223.97/kg – 30’s below ........................................... P168.73/kg Scouring/ Bleaching ................................ P185-210/kg Sample Bleaching .................................... P40/sample – 10 g, min. of 4 samples 31 • Stripping/ Scouring/ Bleaching ....................... P295/kg • Colormatching ................................... P125-150/shade • Sample Dyeing .................................... P50-60/sample – 10 g, min. of 4 samples • Dyeing ..................................................... P170-355/kg • Biofinishing ..................................................... P170/kg • Degumming ............................................. P100-415/kg • Chemo-mechanical softening – fibers .......................................................... P60/kg – fabrics ......................................................... P35/m TEXTILE STANDARDS FORMULATION TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICES 32 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES (PDDCP) PDDCP Building, CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, 1300 Pasay City T/ 8321112 to 18 F/ 8323649 Email/ pddcp@mozcom.com MINERVA P. FRANCO, Executive Director PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT • Design of a new product • Product adaptation • Product diversification extension of an existing product or line of products For Gifts, Toys and Housewares .................... P10,000 For Furniture .................................................. P15,000 For Consumer Industrial Products, depending on project requirements PACKAGE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT • New design: Structural Label • Redesign: Structural Label Fees ............................................................... P10,000 PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY • Dyeing and Bleaching of Fibers ........ P180/participant • Finishing Techniques – Furniture ..................................... P210/participant – Gifts and Housewares ................ P190/participant – Paper and Paper Products ......... P190/participant • Basic Construction of Boxes ............. P150/participant • Handmade Papermaking .................. P875/participant • Color Matching ........................................... P750/color DESIGN SEMINARS • Seminars on Product Development – Introduction to Product Development ............................... P500/participant – Tools for Product Development – Company Assessment and SWOT Analysis ........................... P600/participant – Product Policy ............................. P300/participant – Setting Product Development Objectives ................................... P300/participant – Design Project Brief Preparation P300/participant – Design Methods .......................... P500/participant – Materials and Techniques ........... P500/participant – Design Research Methods ......... P400/participant – Trends: Tracking and Using Information for Product Development ............ P400/participant – Design Presentation Techniques .... P600/participant – Design Evaluation Techniques .... P600/participant – Visual Merchandising Techniques .. P500/participant – Basic Costing and Pricing for Product Development ................. P700/participant – Value Analysis ............................. P700/participant – Design Project Documentation ... P300/participant – Working with a Designer ............. P300/participant – Professional Design Practice ...... P300/participant – Trade Fair Participation ............... P300/participant – Coordinating Product Development Activities ...................................... P300/participant • Seminars on General Design and Market Trends – Furniture and Home Accessories (US and Europe) ......................... P800/participant – Gifts, Toys and Housewares ....... P800/participant • Seminars on Design and Market Trends per Sector ............... P800/participant – Furniture and Home Accessories (US and Europe) – Fashion Accessories / Costume Jewelry – Ceramics – Footwear / Bags / Leathergoods – Handmade Paper – Toys – Holiday Décor – Woodcraft – Home Linens – Christmas Décor – Baskets (Woven Products) – Stone and Shellcraft • Seminar on Packaging and Labeling with Workshop ............. P1,000/participant DESIGN AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION • Handouts on Finishing Techniques for Wood – Linseed Oil Finish for Wood ......................... P2.00 – Duco Finish for Wood .................................. P2.00 – Antique Finish for Wood ............................... P2.00 – Marbling Using Enamel Paint for Wood ....... P2.00 – Bleaching and Lacquering for Wood ............ P2.00 – Batik for Wood ............................................. P4.00 – Staining Using Oil-Tinting Color for Wood ... P2.00 – Simple Marbling Using Dyestuff for Wood ... P2.00 – Oil Finish for Wood ...................................... P2.00 – Pickle Finish for Tanguile Wood ................... P2.00 – Rustic Finish for Wood ................................. P2.00 – Scumble or Patterned Effect for Wood ........ P2.00 – Shellac-Finishing Oil Finish for Wood .......... P2.00 – Staining Using Coal Tar Enamel for Wood ... P2.00 – Staining with Oil Wood Stains ................. P2.00 – Staining Using Acri-Color for Wood ............. P2.00 – Staining with Penetrating Stain for Wood .... P2.00 – Vinegar Painting for Wood ........................... P2.00 – Simple Pickle Finish for Wood ..................... P2.00 – Polyurethane-coated “Duco” Finish for Wood ..... P2.00 – Staining Using Antique Glaze for Wood ....... P2.00 – Granite Finish-Painting and Lacquering of Wood “Granite Effect” ........... P2.00 – Lacquering and Painting of Wood ................ P2.00 – Metallic Finish for Wood ............................... P2.00 – Gold Leafing on Wood ................................. P2.00 – Weathered (Rustic) Finish for Wood ............ P2.00 – Finishing Techniques on Wood (with swatches) ........................................ P200.00 – Decorative Finishing Techniques on Wood Volume I ......................................... P500.00 – Decorative Finishing Techniques on Wood Volume II ........................................ P500.00 – Decorative Finishing Techniques on Wood Volume III ....................................... P500.00 33 • Finishing Techniques on Woven Rattan-Split without Skin – Clear Lacquer Finish on Woven Rattan-Split without Skin .............................. P2.00 – Lacquering or Painting of Woven Rattan-Split without Skin “Two-Tone Effect” ................... P2.00 – Rustic Finish on Woven Rattan-Split without Skin (Iriodin Silver Pearl Used as Topcoat) ....... P4.00 – Painting of Woven Rattan-Spit without Skin “Rustic Finish” ......................... P2.00 – Staining of Woven Split Rattan Peel without Skin Using Penetrating Stain ........... P2.00 – Patina Finish for Rattan-Split without Skin .......... P2.00 – Crackle Finish for Rattan-Split without Skin ........ P2.00 – Distressed Finish for Woven Rattan-Split without Skin ................................................. P2.00 – Whitewashed Finish on Woven Split Rattan Peel without Skin ...................... P2.00 – Antique Finish for Woven Rattan-Split without Skin ................................................. P2.00 – Duco Finish on Woven Rattan-Split without Skin ................................................. P2.00 – Pearlized Finish for Woven Rattan-Split without Skin ................................................. P4.00 • Finishing Techniques for Woven Rattan Split with Skin – Clear Lacquer Finish on Woven Rattan-Split with Skin ................................... P2.00 – Lacquering or Painting of Woven Rattan-Split with Skin “Two-Tone Effect” ...... P2.00 – Rustic Finish on Woven Rattan-Splits with Skin (Iriodin Silver Pearl Used as Topcoat) .. P4.00 – Painting of Woven Rattan-Split with Skin “Rustic Finish” ...................................... P2.00 – Staining of Woven Split Rattan Peel with Skin Using Penetrating Stain ......................................... P2.00 – Patina Finish for Rattan-Split with Skin ........ P2.00 – Crackle Finish for Rattan-Split with Skin ...... P2.00 – Distressed Finish for Woven Rattan-Split with Skin ...................................................... P2.00 – White-washed Finish on Woven Split Rattan Peel with Skin ........................... P2.00 – Antique Finish for Woven Rattan-Split with Skin ..................................................... P2.00 – Duco Finish on Woven Rattan-Split with Skin ...................................................... P2.00 – Pearlized Finish for Woven Rattan-Split with Skin ...................................................... P4.00 • Handouts on Finishing Techniques for Rattan – Staining Using Oil-Tinting Color for Rattan ..... P2.00 – Antique Finish for Rattan ............................. P2.00 – Batik on Rattan ............................................ P4.00 – Duco Finish for Rattan ................................. P2.00 – Bleaching and Lacquering for Rattan .......... P2.00 – Linseed Oil Finish for Rattan ....................... P2.00 – Marbling Using Enamel Paint for Rattan ...... P2.00 – Simple Marbling Using Dyestuff for Rattan ..... P2.00 – Pickle Finish for Rattan ................................ P2.00 – Rustic Finish for Rattan ............................... P2.00 – Scumble or Patterned Effect for Rattan ....... P2.00 – Shellac-Finishing Oil Finish for Rattan ......... P2.00 – Staining Using Coal Tar Enamel for Rattan ..... P2.00 – Staining with Oil Stains for Rattan ............... P2.00 34 – – – – • • • • • Staining Using Acri-Color for Rattan ............ P2.00 Staining with Penetrating Stain for Rattan ... P2.00 Vinegar Painting for Rattan .......................... P2.00 Polyurethane-Coated “Duco” Finish for Rattan .......................................... P2.00 – Staining Using Antique Glaze for Rattan ..... P2.00 – Granite Finishing-Painting and Lacquering of Rattan “Granite Effect” ............................. P2.00 – Lacquering and Painting of Rattan .............. P2.00 – Metallic Finish for Rattan ............................ P2.00 – Finishing Techniques on Rattan (with swatches) ........................................ P200.00 Handouts on Finishing Techniques for Metal – Staining on Metal ......................................... P2.00 – Antique Green on Gold for Metal ................. P2.00 – Antique Gold on Metal ................................. P2.00 – Antique Green on Aluminum for Metal ......... P2.00 – Antique Green on Gold for Metal ................. P2.00 – Gun Metal on Metal ..................................... P2.00 – Decorative Finishing Techniques on Metal Volume I ......................................... P500.00 – Decorative Finishing Techniques on Metal Volume II ........................................ P500.00 Handouts on finishing Techniques for Bamboo – Metallic Finish for Bamboo .......................... P2.00 – Patina Finish for Bamboo ............................ P2.00 – Resist Technique for Bamboo ................... P2.00 – Rustic Finish for Bamboo ............................. P2.00 – Stained Bamboo Using Penetrating Stain ... P2.00 – Finishing Techniques on Bamboo (with swatches) ........................................ P200.00 Handouts on Decorative Paint Finishes – Leather Effect ............................................... P2.00 – Malachite ..................................................... P2.00 – Weathered Paint Look ................................. P2.00 – Old Wall Finish (Color on color on color) ..... P2.00 – Chipped Paint Effect .................................... P2.00 – Graining ....................................................... P2.00 – Rust Finish ................................................... P2.00 – Marbleizing Using Oil ................................... P2.00 – Bronze Verdigris .......................................... P2.00 – Antique Gilt .................................................. P2.00 – Physical Antique Distress ............................ P2.00 – Combing Decoration .................................... P2.00 – Paint Decoration .......................................... P2.00 – Stone Texture for Metal ................................ P2.00 – Stone Texture for Wood or Rattan .......... P2.00 – Rustic Worn Look Finish (White) ................ P 2.00 – Marbleizing Using Latex .............................. P2.00 Handouts on Dyeing and Bleaching Technology – Scouring and Bleaching of Indigenous Fibers and Grasses ................................... P14.00 – Dyeing of Materials with Waxy or Glossy Surface like Bamboo Splits with Skin, Buri Midribs, Buri Leaves, Tikog, Raffia Fibers ...................................... P6.00 – Dyeing of Natural Fibers such as Abaca, Jute, Kenaf, Banana Fibers ....................... P16.00 – Bleaching and Dyeing of Loofah ................ P14.00 Handouts on Paper Technology – How to Start Your Own Papermaking ........ P26.00 – Papier-Maché ............................................ P26.00 – Finishing Techniques on Paper Volume I (with swatches) ............. P300.00 – Finishing Techniques on Paper Volume II (with swatches) ........................ P300.00 – Finishing Techniques on Paper Volume III (with swatches) ....................... P300.00 – Finishing Techniques on Paper Volume IV (with swatches) ....................... P400.00 • Basketry Series: Shapes and Forms of Philippine Traditional Basketry ....................... P100.00 • Pottery Series – Shapes and Forms of Philippine Prehistoric Pottery ..................................... P75.00 – Traditional Pottery Decorating Methods ..... P40.00 – Traditional Pottery Forming ........................ P40.00 • A Compilation of Technical Information on Native Plants Useful as Raw Materials for Crafts (1993 Edition) .......................................................... P550.00 • Philippine Ethnic Motifs Volume 1 ............. P400.00 • Philippine Ethnic Motifs Volume 2 ............. P400.00 • Philippine Ethnic Motifs Volume 3 ............. P400.00 • Philippine Ethnic Motifs Volume 4 ............. P400.00 • Room Temperature Vulcanizing (RTV) Mould Making and Casting ........................... P40.00 • Resin Casting of Paperweight with Embedded Flowers and Coral .............. P40.00 • Hinabi Volume 1 ........................................... P900.00 PDDCP LIBRARY 35 SMALL ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY UPGRADING PROGRAM (SET-UP) DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372940 DR. MARIPAZ L. PEREZ, Assistant Secretary Research and Development and Technology Transfer ENGR. RIZALINO S. DE GUIA, Program Manager PROVISION OF TECHNOLOGY • • • • Technology Needs Assessment and Sourcing of Technology Seed Funding for Technology Acquisition Manpower Training Consultancy and technical Advisory Services PRODUCT STANDARDS AND TESTING • Product Standards • Product Testing and Enhancement of Testing Laboratories PACKAGING AND LABELING DATABASE MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEM LINKAGING AND NETWORKING • • • • • 36 Raw Material Sourcing Marketing Technical / Entrepreneurial Training Financing Equipment Design and Fabrication TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION AND PROMOTION INSTITUTE (TAPI) DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/ 8372071 local 2130 F/ 8373170 Email/ mpo@tapi.dost.gov.ph ENGR. LOURDES ORIJOLA, Director TECHNOLOGY PACKAGING AND PROMOTION • Technology Fair – Technical Assistance • Testing Assistance Program – Use of Laboratories and facilities of DOST RDIs • Inventors’ Forum TECHNOLOGY-BASED ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT • Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program – DOST-Academe Technology-Based Enterprise Development 9SETUP-DATBED) Program • Assistance to Local Government Units (LGU) – Technical Assistance • S&T Parks/Technology Business Incubator – Start-Up Business Spaces – Common Service Facilities – Technical Consultancy S&T ADVISORY AND PRODUCTIVITY CONSULTANCY SERVICES • • • • Manufacturing Productivity Extension for Export Modernization (MPEX) Program Consultancy for Agricultural Productivity Enhancement (CAPE) Program Municipal Science and Technology Advisory Program (MSTAP) Science and Technology Experts Volunteer Pool Program (STEVPP) ASSISTANCE TO INVENTORS • Testing Assistance 37 DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY REGIONAL OFFICES AND PROVINCIAL S&T CENTERS REGIONAL OPERATIONS OFFICE DOST Complex, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig, MM T/F/ 8377494 E-mail/ fot@dost.gov.ph Web site/ http://ros.dost.gov.ph/ DR. FLORENTINO O. TESORO, Undersecretary for Regional Operations CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION (CAR) REGIONAL OFFICE La Trinidad, Benguet 2601 T/ F/ (074) 4222214 / (074) 4220981 Email/ dost98@skyinet.net Web site/ http://car.dost.gov.ph/ DR. BEN LADILAD, Regional Director LA UNION PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Government Center, Sevilla, San Fernando, La Union 2500 T/ (072) 2424861 Mobile/ (0912) 3131873 PANGASINAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Pangasinan Provincial Office Alvear East St., Lingayen Pangasinan T/ (075) 5426682 REGION II (CAGAYAN VALLEY) ABRA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER ASIST Campus, Lagangilang, Abra 2802 T/ (077) 7528146 REGIONAL OFFICE Nursery Compound, Tuguegarao, Cagayan T/ (078) 8441603 / 8025890 Email/ rbs@cag.pworld.net.ph Web site/ http://region2.dost.gov.ph/ Dr. Rustico B. Santos, Regional Director APAYAO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER San Isidro Sur, Luna, Apayao BATANES PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Basco Central School Compound, Basco, Batanes BENGUET PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Km. 6 Benguet State University Campus La Trinidad, Benguet 2601 T/ 432-2214 CAGAYAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER DOST Regional Office No. II, Nursery Compound, Tuguegarao, Cagayan T/ (078) 4461603 IFUGAO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Ifugao State College of Agriculture and Forestry Campus, Nayon, Lamut, Ifugao ISABELA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Provincial Capitol Compound, Alibagu, Ilagan, Isabela T/ (0912) 3602728 KALINGA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Old Capitol Building, Bulanao, Tabuk, Kalinga 3800 NUEVA VISCAYA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Nueva Viscaya Institute of Technology Compound, Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya MT. PROVINCE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Multi-Purpose Bldg. Bontoc, Mountain Province QUIRINO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Quirino State College Compound, Diffun, Quirino REGION I (ILOCOS REGION) REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON) REGIONAL OFFICE DMMMSU-MLU Campus, San Fernando City, La Union T/ (072) 7002372 / 8883399 Email/ dostro1@eudoramail.com Web site http://region1.dost.gov.ph/ Dr. Edgar F. Padilla, Regional Director ILOCOS NORTE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Government Center, Batac Ilocos Norte ILOCOS SUR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Tamag, Vigan Ilocos Sur 38 REGIONAL OFFICE 4F Landmark Bldg., Quebiawan, City of San Fernando, 2000 Pampanga T/ (045) 9630803 / 9613307 F/ (045) 9614460 E-mail/ dost3@mail.irnet.net.ph Web site/ http://region3.dost.gov.ph/ DR. CONRADO J. OLIVEROS, Provincial Director BATAAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Capitol Building, Capitol Complex, Balanga, Bataan T/ (047) 2373955 BULACAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Bulacan State University Campus, Malolos, Bulacan T/ (097) 7915255 ORIENTAL MINDORO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 279 Camia St., Teacher’s Village, Lumangbayan, Calapan, Oriental Mindoro 5200 NUEVA ECIJA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER DOST Research and Extension Bldg., Central Luzon State University, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija 3120 T/ (044) 4560592 PALAWAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Palawan National Agricultural College, PNAC-IMS, Sta. Monica Puerto Princesa City, Palawan T/ (048) 4334369 PAMPANGA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 4th Floor, Landmark Bldg., Quebiawan, San Fernando, Pampanga T/ (0973) 440272 / (045) 9630793 QUEZON PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Capitol Compound, Lucena City T/ 716232 TARLAC PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER TNHS Compound, PTA Bldg., Romulo Blvd., Tarlac, Tarlac 2300 T/ (0452) 9822572 F/ (0452) 9823649 ZAMBALES PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Old DPWH Bldg., Balili, Iba, Zambales T/ (047) 811-1335 RIZAL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Rizal Polytechnic College, Morong, Rizal T/ 653-1082 ROMBLON PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Romblon State College, Odiongan, Romblon 5505 REGION V (BICOL) REGION IV (SOUTHERN TAGALOG AND PALAWAN) REGIONAL OFFICE Jamboree Road, Timugan, Los Baños, Laguna 4030 T/(049) 5365005 / 5364894 F/ (049) 5364997 Email/ dost4@laguna.net Web site/ http://region4.dost.gov.ph/ PROF. HIPOLITO B. AYCARDO, Provincial Director AURORA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER DECS Division Office, Baler Aurora BATANGAS PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Pablo Borbon Memorial Institute of Technology, Batangas City CAVITE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Don Severino Agricultural College, Indang, Cavite LAGUNA PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Farcon Bldg., Rizal Avenue, San Pablo City T/ 5620311 / 3399 MARINDUQUE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Marinduque State College, Tanza, Boac, Marinduque T/ (042) 3322419 OCCIDENTAL MINDORO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Municipal Compound 5100 San Jose, Occidental Mindoro T/ (043) 491-1372 REGIONAL OFFICE DOST Regional Office No. V, Rawis, Legazpi City T/ (Digitel 63-52) 8205385 to 88; (Bayantel 63-52) 4820077 F/(63-52) 820-5039 Email/ dost-ro5@digitelone.com Web site/ http://region5.dost.gov.ph/ PROF. HIPOLITO B. AYCARDO, Regional Director ALBAY PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER DOST Regional Office No. 5, Regional Center Site, Rawis, Legaspi City Telephone: (05221) 22579 / 23379 CAMARINES NORTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 1087-A Vicente Basil Street, Daet, Camarines Norte T/ (05471) 7212684 CAMARINES SUR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Bicol Science Centrum Bldg., City Hall Compound, J. Miranda Ave., Naga City T/ (054) 8111966 / (05421) 724389 / 724389 / 724121 CATANDUANES PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PSTC, Virac, Catanduanes T/ (054) 8111966 Mobile/ (0912) 3028505 MASBATE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 3rd Door Espinosa Apartment, Mabini St., Masbate, Masbate T/ (056) 3332642 39 SORSOGON PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Sorsogon State College, Sorsogon, Sorsogon T/ (056) 2112104 F/ (056) 2111845 REGION VI (WESTERN VISAYAS) REGIONAL OFFICE Magsaysay Vilage, La Paz, Iloilo City T/ (033) 3200-907 / 3200-093 F/ (033) 3200-908 Email/ zptdost6@philwebinc.com Web site/ http://region6.dost.gov.ph/ Engr. Zinnia P. Terruel. Regional Director NEGROS ORIENTAL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 24 Yakal St., Daro, Dumaguete City T/ (035) 2254551 SIQUIJOR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Capitol Area, Siquijor, Siquijor T/ (035) 9226703 Mobile: (0918) 7708436 REGION VIII (EASTERN VISAYAS) AKLAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PHIVOLCS Bldg., Capitol Cpd., Kalibo, Aklan T/ (036) 868-5685 REGIONAL OFFICE Gov’t. Center, Candahug, Pawing Palo, Leyte T/ (053) 323-6356 F/ (053) 323-7110 Email/ dost8@mail.evis.net.ph Web site http://region8.dost.gov.ph/ Dr. Enrique M. Avila, Regional Director ANTIQUE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Old Provincial Capitol Bldg., San Jose, Antique T/ (0912) 520-0760 BILIRAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 2/F Administration Bldg. Naval Institute of Technology,Naval, Biliran Province CAPIZ PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PSTC Extension Campus, Mambusao, Capiz EASTERN SAMAR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Fishery Bldg., Eastern Samar State College, Borongan, Eastern Samar ILOILO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER DOST Regional Office No. VI, Magsaysay Village, La Paz, Iloilo City T/ (033) 3200-093 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Cottage Rd. (fronting Hall of Justice), Bacolod City (034) 433-9182 GUIMARAS PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Provincial Capitol Bldg., San Miguel, Jordan, Guimaras T/ (0912) 520-0758 REGION VII (CENTRAL VISAYAS) REGIONAL OFFICE Gov. Manuel Cuenco Avenue, Banilad, Cebu City T/ (032) 2328632 / 2317014 F/ (032) 2311852 Email/ rbl@cvis.net.ph Web site http://region7.dost.gov.ph/ Engr. Rene Burt N. Llanto, Regional Director BOHOL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER W.H. Popular Building, 67 C.P. Garcia Ave., Tagbilaran City CEBU PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER DOST Regional Office No. 7, Gov. Manuel Cuenco Ave., Banilad, Cebu City T/ (032) 79775 / 311916 / 700-3 40 LEYTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Government Center, Pawing Palo, Leyte T/ (053) 323-5253 F/ (053) 323-5252 NORTHERN SAMAR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER UEP Compound, Catarman, Northern Samar SAMAR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Samar State Plytechnic College, Catbalogan, Samar SOUTHERN LEYTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Progoson Bldg., Tunga-Tunga, T. Oppus St., Maasin, So. Leyte T/ (0476) 381-2057 REGION IX (WESTERN VISAYAS) REGIONAL OFFICE Pettit Barracks, Zamboanga City 7000 T/ (062) 9911024 F/ (062) 9912752 Email brenaz10@yahoo.com Web site/ http://region9.dost.gov.ph/ MS. BRENDA L. NAZARETH, Regional Director BASILAN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Timothy Bldg., Valderosa St., Isabela, Basilan ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Reyes Bldg., Gonzales St., Dipolog City T/ (065) 2152244 SARANGANI PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PSTC Sarangani, Provincial Gov’t. Center, Alabel, Sarangani ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Alano Street, Pagadian City T/ (062) 2142054 SOUTH COTABATO (GEN. SANTOS) PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PSTC South Cotabato, Soils Lab Bldg., Lagao, Gen. Santos City REGION X (NORTHERN MINDANAO) REGION XII (CENTRAL MINDANAO) REGIONAL OFFICE V. Seriña St., Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City 9000 T/ (088) 8583931 F/ (088) 8583932 Email/ cccaneteph@yahoo.com / ruel_vince@yahoo.com Web site/ http://region10.dost.gov.ph/ DR. CONSTANCIO C. CA—ETE, Provincial Director REGIONAL OFFICE LTP Complex, Cotabato City T/ (064) 4212711 / 4216908 F/ (064) 4211586 Email/ zphrl@mozcom.com Web site/ http:// region12.dost.gov.ph/ Dr. Zenaida P. Hadji Raof-Laidan, Regional Director BUKIDNON PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Maramag, Bukidnon COTABATO PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER University of Southern Mindanao Compound, Kabacan, Cotabato CAMIGUIN PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 2/F Barlaan Bldg., Gen. Bonifacio, Aranas St., Mambajao, Camiguin T/ (088) 870039 MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 25 Independence St., Oroquita City MISAMIS ORIENTAL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER c/o PMSC, Lapasan, Cagayan de Oro City 9000 T/ (08822) 728449 REGION XI (SOUTHEASTERN MINDANAO) REGIONAL OFFICE Cor. Friendship and Dumanlas Roads, Bajada, Davao City T/ (082) 2275672 F/ (082) 2215295 Email/ dostxi@dost.gov.ph Web site/ http://region11.dost.gov.ph/ Ms. Ma. Delia Moran-Morados Regional Director DAVAO DEL NORTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 2nd Floor Prov’l. Capitol Bldg., Mankilam, Tagum, Davao DAVAO ORIENTAL PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PSTC Davao, Barrio Sainz, Mati, Davao Oriental DAVAO DEL SUR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER PSTC Davao del Sur, Cor Jesu College, Digos, Davao del Sur T/ 553-3469 LANAO DEL NORTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology, Iligan City T/ (063) 2214066 SULTAN KUDARAT PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic College, Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat CARAGA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION REGIONAL OFFICE 450 Balbarino Subdivision, Butuan City T/ (085) 3425684 Email/ razeliene@yahoo.com Web site/ http://region12.dost.gov.ph/ Mr. Angelito C. Alolod, Regional Director AGUSAN DEL NORTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER G/F Ochoa Library, NORMISIST, Ampayon, Butuan City T/ (085) 3427143 AGUSAN DEL SUR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER ASSAT, Gov’t. Center, Patin-ay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur SURIGAO DEL NORTE PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 3/F Ricardo Bldg., cor. San Nicolas-Magallanes Streets, Surigao City SURIGAO DEL SUR PROVINCIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 56 Luis Perez St., Tandag, Surigao del Sur T/ (0918) 406-2131 41 DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY Regional and Provincial Offices CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION REGIONAL OFFICE Jesnor Bldg., 4 Carino St., Baguio City T/ (074) 4428634 / 4436549 / 4438709 F/ 447859 Email/ dticar@digitelone.com ARMANDO P. GALIMBA, Regional Director ABRA G/F King David Palace Hotel, Capitulacion Street, Zone II, Bangued, Abra T/ (074) 7525616 T/ F/ (074) 7527737 Email/ dti@abra.com.ph MARITES F. DAMIAN, Provincial Director APAYAO Vicerra Bldg., Poblacion, Luna, Apayao T/ 0917-947716 / 0917-3461582 CORAZON CLAVERIA, Caretaker BENGUET Peliz Loy Centrum, Session Road, Baguio City T/ (074) 4423776 T/ F/ 3045706 CARMELITA CASUGA-USMAN, Provincial Director IFUGAO JDT Bldg., Poblacion East, Lagawe, Ifugao T/ F/ (074) 382-2006 Email/ dti-ifugao@digitelone.com VALENTIN A. BAGUIDUDOL, Officer-in-Charge KALINGA 2nd Flr., Annex - Lua Building, Poblacion, Tabuk, Kalinga T/ 920-523-2535 GRACE F. BALUYAN, Provincial Director MT. PROVINCE 3/F Chakas Building, Bontoc, Mt. Province T/ F/ (074) 602-1047 JAMES B. POLILIN, Provincial Director REGION 1 REGIONAL OFFICE 3-4/F Juanita Commercial Building, Quezon Avenue, San Fernando City, La Union T/ (072) 700102/ 7004153 / 7001022 / 7001024 / 7001025 / 7005759 / 2424864 F/ (072) 700-4152 E-mail/ dtireg1@sflu.com Webpage: http:/www.dti.gov.ph/Region 1 FLORANTE O. LEAL, Regional Director ILOCOS NORTE 3/F Pacific Building, Abadilla Street, Laoag City T/ (077) 7720379 / 771-4268 F/ (077) 7703243 E-mail/ dtilao@iln.csi.ph BENJAMIN M. GARCIA JR., Provincial Director 42 ILOCOS SUR 3/F A.R. Lahoz Building, Jose Singson Street, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur T/F/ (077) 7222688 E-mail/ dtivigan@mozcom.com GRACE R. LAPASTORA, Provincial Director LA UNION 2/F Doña Pepita Building, Quezon Avenue, San Fernando City, La Union T/ (072) 8882328 / 8882455 / 7004142 F/ (072) 2424597 E-mail/ dtilu@mozcom.com PETER O. MANGABAT, Provincial Director PANGASINAN 2/F Star Building, Arellano St., Dagupan City T/ (075) 515-3183 F/ (075) 523-4031 E-mail/ dtipang@mozcom.com JAIME P. LUCAS, Provincial Director REGION 2 REGIONAL OFFICE 4F Tony Go Building, Cor. Luna and Burgos Streets, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan T/F/ (078) 8464637 / 8464635 E-mail/ dtitwo@cag.pworld.net.ph MA. ESPERANZA C. BA—ARES, Regional Director BATANES Aberilla Bldg., National Road, Basco, Batanes T/ (02) 533-3456 MA. SALVACION A. CASTILLEJOS, Provincial Director CAGAYAN 3F Tony Go Building, Cor. Luna and Burgos Sts., Tuguegarao City, Cagayan T/ F/ (078) 8464410 E-mail dticagayanvalley@hotmail.com BERNARDINO G. MABBORANG, Provincial Director ISABELA Mercedes Building, Alibagu , Ilagan, Isabela T/ F/ (078) 6223748 E-mail/ dtiisa@hotmail.com RUBEN B. DICIANO, Provincial Director NUEVA VIZCAYA 2F Lumicao Building, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya T/ F/ (078) 3212023 E-mail/ dtinvizcaya@hotmail.com JULIANA T. ALONZO, Provincial Director QUIRINO DIP Building, San Marcos, Cabarroguis, Quirino T/ (078) 692-5047 E-mail/ dti_qno@mozcom.com RODOLFO G. ANDRADA, Provincial Director REGION 3 NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION REGIONAL OFFICE 2/F ABC Building, Nepomart Complex, Teresa Avenue, Angeles City 2009 Pampanga T/ (045) 8888570 6259791 F/ (045) 888-4899 Email/ region3@dti.dti.gov.ph Webpage/ www.wcorridor.com/Dti3 BLESILA A. LANTAYONA, Regional Director REGIONAL OFFICE T/ (63-2) 8118231 local 1225 F/ 8118271 Email/ lse@netasia.net / lsenecio@dti.ph MS. LUWINA S. ENECIO, Regional Director AURORA Cordial Bldg I, National Highway, Suklayin, Baler, Aurora T/ F/ (042) 2094213 Email/ dti_aurora@yahoo.com MARCELINA S. ALCANTARA, Provincial Director BATAAN 3/F Crizelda Marie Building, Capitol Drive, Balanga, Bataan T/ F/ (047) 2373005 / 7914221 Email/ dtibat@mozcom.com YAY P. LASAM, Provincial Director BULACAN 2/F BFCCI Building, MacArthur Highway, S. Matanda, Malolos, Bulacan T/ F/ (044) 7912283 / 7910113 Email/ dti_mal@bul.info.com.ph LUISA FE S. TUNGOL, Provincial Director NUEVA ECIJA 2/F Padilla-Sta. Ana Building, Del Pilar Street, Cabanatuan City T/ F/ (044) 6000930 / 4631226 Email/ dtinepo@mozcom.com BRIGIDA T. PILI, Provincial Caretaker PAMPANGA 2/F ABN Plaza Building, MacArthur Highway cor. Brgy. Del Rosario, 2000 San Fernando, Pampanga T/ F/ (045) 8604625 / 8604629 Email/ dtipamp@mozcom.com ANACLETO C. BLANCO JR., Provincial Director TARLAC 2/F JW Real Building, MacArthur Highway, San Sebastian, Tarlac City T/ F/ (045) 9820009 / 9824724 Email/ dtitrlc@mozcom.com AGNES B. RAMIREZ, Provincial Director ZAMBALES 4/F Livelihood Center Building, Magsaysay Avenue, Zone 5, Iba, Zambales T/ (047) 8111331 Email/ dti-iba@digitelone.com SATELLITE OFFICE 2/F Silangan Building, 2410 Rizal Avenue, East BajacBajac, Olongapo City T/ F/ (047) 2246545 / 2241135 Email/ dtizam@info.com.ph MARILOU G. FERMIN, Provincial Director AREA 1 Cities of Manila, Pasay and Makati T/ (63-2) 8118231 local 1210 F/ 8118271 Email/ EmmaAsusano@dti.dti.gov.ph / ecasusano@dti.ph EMMA CASTALONI ASUSANO, Provincial Director AREA 2 Cities of Parañaque, Las Piñas, Muntinlupa and Municipalities of Taguig and Pateros T/ (63-2) 8118231 local 1209 F/ 8118271 Email/ ArnaldodelRosario@dti.dti.gov.ph ; aadrosario@dti.ph ARNALDO DEL ROSARIO, Provincial Director AREA 3 Cities of Quezon, Mandaluyong, Marikina, Pasig and Municipality of San Juan T/ (63-2) 8118231 local 1224 F/ 8118271 Email/ GraciaSoller@dti.dti.gov.ph / mgrsoller@dti.ph MA. GRACIA R. SOLLER, Provincial Director AREA 4 Cities of Caloocan, Valenzuela and Municipalities of Malabon, Navotas T/ (63-2) 8118231 local 1223 F/ 8118271 Email: FerdinandManfoste@dti.dti.gov.ph / flmanfoste@dti.ph FERDINAND L. MANFOSTE, Provincial Director REGION 4A REGIONAL OFFICE 3/F Marcelita Bldg., National Highway, Real, Calamba, Laguna T/ (049) 5457570 / 5457447 T/ F/ 5457573 Email/ region4@dti.gov.ph Webpage/ http://www.dti.gov.ph/Region4 MARILOU QUINCO-TOLEDO, Regional Director BATANGAS NACIDA Bldg., Old City Hall Compound, B. Morada Avenue, Lipa City 4217 T/ F/ (043) 7561336 / 7562330 Mobile/ 09175242596 Email/ dbats@mozcom.com RUEL R. GONZALES, Provincial Director CAVITE Aguinaldo Highway, Brgy. Biga, Silang, Cavite 4118 T/ (046) 4140188 T/ F/ 4140699 Mobile/ 09188109577 Email/ dticavr4@cav.pworld.net.ph NOLY D. GUEVARA, Provincial Director 43 LAGUNA 38 Purok 3 Km 75 Brgy. Banca-banca, National Highway, Victoria, Laguna T/F (049) 5590254 T/ (049) 5590151 Email/ dtilag@hotmail.com SUSAN R. PALO, Caretaker QUEZON 2/F Don Froilan Lopez Bldg., Granja cor. Enriquez Sts., Lucena City, Quezon 4301 T/ F/ (042) 3734686 Mobile/ 09188108117 Email/ dtiqzn@qnet-ph.com JOAQUIN R. OVIONDO, Caretaker ROMBLON 3rd Floor JM Diaz Building, Quezon St., Romblon, Romblon T/ F/ (02) 4122864 to 67 loc. 2133 T/ 198-59-10 Email/ dtiromblon@yahoo.com TABLAS EXTENSION OFFICES Ground Floor Firmalo Building, Cor. A. Mabini & M. Quezon Sts., Odiongan, Romblon T/ F/ (043) 198-59-10 T/ 198-59-02 to 03 OSCAR M. AGBAY, Provincial Director REGION 5 RIZAL 4/F Fair Trade Commercial Center Bldg., Km 23 Ortigas Ext., Ave., Cainta, Rizal T/ F/ (02) 6566827 / 6625986 / 6606116 Email/ rizalpo@dti.gov.ph JAIME L. OLMOS, Provincial Director REGIONAL OFFICE Jomil Bldg., Georgetown Park, Rizal St., Cabangan, Legazpi City T/ (63-52) 4805749 / 4805716 TO 21 F/ 2143176 E-mail:dtireg5@dti.gov.ph ENGR. JOCELYN LB. BLANCO, Regional Director REGION 4B (MIMAROPA) ALBAY 2/F Mileton Dy Bldg., Rizal St., Imperial Court Subd., 4500 Legazpi City T/ (052) 4805928 / 4806834 F/ (052) 2143226 Email/ dtialbay@globalink.net.ph RODRIGO M. AGUILAR, Provincial Director REGIONAL OFFICE 6th Floor New Solid Building, 357 Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue, Makati, Philippines T/ (02) 8953582 / 8963302 F/ 8904685 Email/ dti_mimaropa@yahoo.com USEC NELLY FAVIS-VILLAFUERTE, Supervising Head MARINDUQUE Cor. Del Mundo & Moreno Streets, Malusak, Boac, Marinduque T/ F/ (042) 3321750 / 3111039 Email/ dti-mrq@digitelone.com CARLITO F. FABALENA, Provincial Director OCCIDENTAL MINDORO 2nd Floor JMJ Building, Lapu-lapu St., San Jose, Occidental Mindoro T/ F/ (043) 4912131 / 4912210 Email/ dtioccmin@hotmail.com / dtioccmin@yahoo.com JOEL B. VALERA, Provincial Director ORIENTAL MINDORO Provincial Capitol Complex, Brgy. Camilmil Calapan, Oriental Mindoro T/ (043) 4410245 F/ 2867093 Email/ dtiormin@yahoo.com / dti_mimaropa@yahoo.com ALFONSO L. VELEZ, Provincial Caretaker PALAWAN 2nd Floor Circon Building, Rizal Avenue Cor. Valencia St., Puerto Princesa City, Palawan T/ (048) 4332492, T/ F/ 4337316 F/ 4342965 Email/ dti@pal-onl.com ROSENDA G. FORTUNADO, Provincial Director 44 CATANDUANES Sta. Elena, Virac, Catanduanes T/ (052) 8111506 / 8111947 F/ 8111376 Email/ dti_catanduanes@digitelone.com IRINEO B. PANTI JR., Provincial Director MASBATE 3/F Nunez Bldg., Quezon St., Masbate 5400 F/ (056) 3332357 Email/ masbate@dti.gov.ph EDGAR E. RAMOS, Provincial Director SORSOGON 2/F Benjamin Ty Bldg., cor De Vera & Quezon Sts., Sorsogon 4700 T/ (056) 2111802 / 2111467 F/ (056) 2111479 Email/ sordti@digitelone.com LEAH A. PAGAO, Provincial Director REGION 6 REGIONAL OFFICE DTI Bldg., cor JM Basa & Peralta Sts., Iloilo City T/ (033) 3350548 / 3350830 F/ (033) 3350083 Email/ dtireg6@skyinet.net DOMINIC P. ABAD, Regional Director AKLAN JSM Bldg., Veteran’s Ave., Kalibo, Aklan T/ (036) 2623951 / 2683405 F/ 2685280 Email/ dtiaklan@kalibo.i-next.net ERMELINDA P. POLLENTES, Provincial Director ANTIQUE 2/F Susana Bldg., Isabel-Fornier Sts., San Jose, Antique T/ (036) 3201569 / 0917 5470836 Email/ dtiant@sac.edu.ph WILHELM M. MALONES, Provincial Director CAPIZ 2/F Bermejo Building, McKinley Street, Roxas City T/ )036) 6211151 F/ (036) 6212637 Email/ dticapiz@roxas-online.net.ph REBECCA M. RASCON, Provincial Director GUIMARAS 2/F JJMC Bldg., San Miguel, Jordan, Guimaras T/ 033 5813165 / 0917-3025910 Email/ dtiguim@philwebine.com JOSE M. DIVINAGRACIA, Provincial Director ILOILO DTI Bldg., cor. JM Basa-Peralta Sts., Iloilo City T/ (033) 3350149 T/ F/ (033) 3370392 Email/ dti-ilo@skyinet.net DIOSDADO P. CADENA JR., Provincial Director NEGROS OCCIDENTAL Milagros Plaza Bldg., Rosario-Gatuslao Sts., Bacolod City T/ (043) 4347920 T/ F/ (034) 4342621 Email/ dtibcd@wbi.ph / Negrosocc@dti.gov.ph ARD PERFECTO C. YAP, Caretaker REGION 8 REGIONAL OFFICE NACIDA Building, Pawing, Palo, Leyte T/ (053) 3234233 / 3232569 F/ (053)3234082 Email/ dti8@eudoramail.com CYNTHIA R. NIERRAS, CESO III, Regional Director LEYTE No. 785 Fatima Seaside, Tacloban City, Leyte T/ ( 053) 3254518 / 3254374 F/ (053) 3256448 DESIDERIO P. BELAS JR., Provincial Director SOUTHERN LEYTE Caridad E. Uy Building, S. Demetrio Street, Abgao, Maasin City T/ F/ (053) 3812020 Email/ dtisl@synetwork.com MICHAEL B. NUNEZ, Provincial Director BILIRAN 2/F Charlie Chong Building, Caneja Street, Naval, Biliran T/ F/ (053) 5009390 MA. CLEOFE A. MOTOOMULL, Provincial Director SAMAR 2/F To Chip Building cor. San Bartolome Street & Ubanon Street, Catbalogan, Samar T/ (053) 2512110 / 2512196 F/ (055) 2512110 Email/ dtisamar@mozcom.com SALVACION P. MATE, Provincial Director REGION 7 REGIONAL OFFICE 3/F WDC Building, Osmena Blvd., 6000 Cebu City T/ (032) 2550036 / 2545317 / 2540599 F/ 2537465 Email/ dti@eudoramail.com / dti7@cvis.net.ph / dti7@yahoo.com ASTERIA C. CABERTE, Regional Director BOHOL 2/F FCB Bldg., C.P.G. Avenue, Tagbilaran City T/ (63-38) 4113236 / 4113302 F/ 4113533 Email/ dtibohol@bohol-online.com.ph NIMFA M. VIRTUCIO, Provincial Caretaker EASTERN SAMAR 2/F S. Pormida Building, Cinco Street., Borongan, 6800 Eastern Samar T/ (055) 2612147 F/ (055) 2613124 ALBERTO A. ELLEMA, Provincial Director NORTHERN SAMAR 2/F Singzon Apt. cor. Balite and Quirino Streets, Catarman, Northern Samar T/ F/ (053) 3541248 Email/ dti_nsamar @hotmail.com STANLEY C. TABIANDO, Provincial Director REGION 9 CEBU 3/F LDM Bldg., Legaspi St., 6000 Cebu City T/ (63-32) 2557082 / 2532631 T/F/ (63-32) 2535377 Email/ dticebu@cvis.net.ph / jemela@cvis.net.ph NELIA F. NAVARRO, Provincial Director NEGROS ORIENTAL 2/F Uymatiao Bldg., San Jose St., Dumaguete City T/ (63-35) 2257211 T/F/ 2254781 Email/ dtinegor@cvpc.edu.ph JAVIER R. FORTUNATO JR., Provincial Director SIQUIJOR Chan She Bldg., Poblacion, Siquijor, Siquijor T/F/ (63-35) 4809065 Email/ dtisiquijor@eudoramail.com MARLENE C. PATRIA, Provincial Caretaker REGIONAL OFFICE Gov. Ramos Avenue, Sta. Maria, Zamboanga City T/ (062) 9913237 / 9931621 F/ (062) 9913232 Email/ dti9@jetlink.com.ph Webpage/ www.dti.gov.ph/Region9 NAZRULLAH B. MANZUR, Regional Director ISABELA Hizon Building, N.S. Valderozza Street, Isabela, Basilan T/ (062) 2003610 T/ F/ (062) 2007281 ABDULBARI N. IBNO, Caretaker ZAMBOANGA CITY 2/F SKT Building, Rizal Street, Zamboanga City T/ (062) 9912705 F/ (062) 9930594 SEVERINO M. LANDINGIN, Provincial Director 45 ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE G/F Executive Building, Provincial Tourism Complex, Estaka, Dipolog City T/ (065) 2125862 / 2122944 F/ (062) 2122331 NOEL R. BAZAN, Provincial Director COMPOSTELA VALLEY PROVINCE Door 2, 2F Pabilona, Compostela Valley T/ (63-84) 3760500 Email/ dticomval@chromenet.net NENITA E. VERDAN, Program Coordinator ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR NACIDA Building, Capitol Site, Pagadian City T/ (062) 2143326 / 2141457 F/ (062) 2142516 Email/ dtizds@webpage.net.ph ENGR. JOSE ALEXANDER D. HERNANDEZ, Provincial Director DAVAO CITY 2/F Mintrade Bldg., Monteverde-Sales Streets., Davao City T/ (63-82) 2240511 F/ (63-82) 300-1226 Email/ davaocity@dti.gov.ph TEOLULO M. PASAWA, City Director ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay EDITO LUMACANG, Caretaker DAVAO ORIENTAL 3/F Valles Bldg., Rizal St., Mati, Davao Oriental T/ (63-87) 387-3883446 / 3883735 F/ 3883998 E-mail: dtidvor@mtonet.com.ph EMGR. DANILO B. SIASON, Provincial Director REGION 10 REGIONAL OFFICE Corrales Ave. cor. Antonio Luna St., Cagayan de Oro City 9000 T/ (63) (8822) 722278 / 727422 / 722139 F/ (63) (8822) 722276 Email/ dti10@websprinter.net / region10@dti.gov.ph Webpage/ www.dti.gov.ph/ Region 10 NINFA U. ALONG-ALBANA, Regional Director BUKIDNON 3rd Floor, Tabios Building, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon T/ F/ (63) (88) 8132101 ERMEDIO J. ABANG, Caretaker CAMIGUIN Mambajao, Camiguin T/ (63) (88) 3870036 / 3870037 JOSELITO S. ENOT, Caretaker LANAO DEL NORTE / ILIGAN CITY 2F Villanueva Bldg, Roxas Avenue, 9200 Iligan City T/ F/ (63) 221-55-34 T/ 6151 LINDA O. BONIAO, Provincial Director MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL 5JP Quijano Street, 7207 Oroquieta City T/F/ (88)5311231 VENUS S. VILLANUEVA, Caretaker MISAMIS ORIENTAL 3/F 52nd Business Center, Gaerlan-Tiano Streets, Cahgayan de Oro City 9000 T/ (8822) 722291, 8574034 MA. ELIZA A. PABILLORE, Provincial Director REGION 11 REGIONAL OFFICE 3/F Mintrade Bldg., Monteverde-Sales Sts., Davao City T/ (63-82) 2240511 F/ (63-82) 3009579 Webpage/ www.dti.go.ph/Region 11 ENGR. MERLY M. CRUZ , Regional Director 46 DAVAO PROVINCE Government Center, Mankilan, Tagum City T/ (63-84) 2173337 / 2173832 F/ (63-84) 400-1451 E-mail/ dtidn@chromenet.neT NENITA S. NAZARENO, Provincial Director DAVAO DEL SUR 2/F PNB Bldg., Quezon Ave., Digos, Davao del Sur T/ (63-82) 553-2507 F/ (63-82) 553-2873 E-mail: dtidvsur@mozcom.com CESAR T. BRIONES , Provincial Director REGION 12 REGIONAL OFFICE 5/F CYM Building, Don Rufino Alonso Street, Cotabato City T/ 064 4212093 / 4213351 F/ 064 4213693 Email/ dtiro12@mozcom.com IBRAHIM K. GUIAMEL, Regional Director COTABATO CITY 5/F CYM Building, Don Rufino Alonso Street, Cotabato City T/ 064 4212093 / 4213351 F/ 064 4213693 Email/ dtiro12@mozcom.com ALMITA CALUD, Officer-In-Charge COTABATO 2/F Ngo Pian Building, Nathinal Highway, Kidapawan City T/ 064 43281531 T/ F/ 064 42381527 Email/ dtincot@ndke.edu.ph ANTHONY P. BRAVO, Provincial Director SARANGANI Capitol Compound, Alabel, Sarangani Province T/ (63-83) 508-2014 E-mail dtidn@chromenet.net NENITA S. NAZARENO, Caretaker SOUTH COTABATO RA Building, Osmeña Street, Dadiangas, General Santos City T/ (63-83) 5538190 / 525105 / 3018057 F/ (63-83) 552-8385 E-mail: dti-scidtd@gslink.net DORECITA T. DELIMA, Caretaker SULTAN KUDARAT 2/F Quality Appliance Building, Alunan Highway, Tacurong T/ 064 2003881 F/ 064 2003166 Email/ dtiskpo@weblinq.com NOE R. GUMANA, Provincial Director CARAGA REGIONAL OFFICE 764 Silaga Building, Capitol Avenue, Butuan City T/ (085) 342615 / 2255955 F/ (085) 8151271 Email/ dti13@hotmail.com BRIELGO O. PAGARAN, Regional Director AUTONOMOUS REGION OF MUSLIM MINDANAO (ARMM) REGIONAL OFFICE 2/F Marciano Chiong Bldg., Don Rufino Alonzo Street, Cotabato City T/ F/ (064) 4217729 T/ (064) 421-3442 Email/ dti-armm@microweb.com.ph ATTY. ISHAK V. MASTURA, Regional Secretary THANI O. MACARAMBON, Assistant Regional Secretary BASILAN Hizon Building, N.S. Valencia Street, Isabela, Basilan T/ 062 2003610 T/ F/ 062 2007281 Email/ dtibas@jetlink.com.ph ABDULBARI N. IBNO, Caretaker LANAO DEL SUR Anisa Building, Pumping Street, Marawi City T/ F/ (063) 352-0443 CABILI M. AROBINTO, Provincial Director MAGUINDANAO Alonto-Biruar Building, Mabini Street, Cotabato City T/ F/ (064) 421-7775 KHALIKUZAMAN A. BARAGUIR, Provincial Director SULU Capitol Site, Jolo, Sulu T/ (02) 893-3514 SITTI RASIDAM A. LUKMAN, Acting Provincial Director AGUSAN DEL NORTE 3/F Rudy Tiu Building, A.D. Curato Street, Butuan City T/ (085) 2253341 / 3419257 F/ (085) 3415221 / 8156158 Email/ fad@butuan.philcom.ph CELESTINO IRINEO O. NEGAPATAN, Provincial Director AGUSAN DEL SUR 703 National Highway, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur T/ (086) 3438034 / 2423134 / 3438591 F/ (086) 3438034 LOLITA I. DORADO, Provincial Director SURIGAO DEL NORTE 2/F Alegria Bank Building, Corner San Nicolas-Magallanes Streets, Surigao City T/ (086) 8263580 / 8260191 F/ (086) 2324047 Email/ dtiskpo@weblinq.com EMMANUEL S. AZNAR, Caretaker SURIGAO DEL SUR 3/F Alex Bautista Building, Donasco Street, Tandag, Surigao del Sur T/F (086) 2113029 Email/ dtitandag@hotmail.com ANDRES N. YPARRAGUIRRE JR., Caretaker TAWI-TAWI Ilmoh Street, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi T/ (068) 268-1246 MOHAMMAD SHA J. SHALIM, Provincial Director 47
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