CE Certificate Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board
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- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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Specifications of Specifications of Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board：
Fire-retardent mgo board with CE certificate is high bending strength, used widely for ceiling, partition, floor, interior wall
Fire-retardent mgo board is one of mainly products produced by shanghai xinlong fireproofing material co., ltd.
Size: 1220*2440mm, 1200*2700mm, 1200*3000mm, 600*600mm
Features of Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board:
Mgo board is light weight, fireproof, waterproof, high bending strength, anti-halogen, sound insulation, heat insulation etc.
Application of Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board:
Partition, ceiling, sandwich board skin, table, desk, bar counter, wall, fireproof system wall, flooring, door etc.
Payment methods: T/T
FOB Shanghai
Delivery time: 20 days
Packing: Wood pallet, in bulk
Other Information:
We mainly produce 3 kinds of non-decorative building boards like magnesium oxide board(also called mgo board), fiber cement board, calcium silicate board, they are used widely for ceiling, partition, flooring, exterior/interior wall, door, table etc. What's more, there are five production lines in our factory, including sanding line, rolling decoration line, fiber cement board production line, steam curing line, and 2 production lines of magnesium oxide board.
It's our purpose to provide the high quality building boards to our clients. And we sincerely hope we can have a pleasant corporation with you in the near future.
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- It takes a long time for them to bloom. Like four or five years. When they first come up, they look like a small sprig of St. Augustine grass. The only good reason to grow amaryllis from seed is if you want to cross-pollinate two different varities to produce a new type of flower. Otherwise buy the bulbs of your choice and enjoy them next year instead of in 2012.
- Q:I was just wondering how to estimate, just a ballpark figure, how much it would take to completely replace a pool lining?
- 1200.00 for the liner, 1000.00 for labor and that includes some minor base touch up work not re-applying vermiculite.
- Q:Vermiculite and perlite how to use?
- Don't use vermiculite, perlite is slightly acidic, can improve soil moisture, favorable effect, generally on the strict requirements of the soil, river sand is also very good.
- Q:Where is the specialty of vermiculite?
- China's vermiculite is widely distributed, but mostly distributed in northern China, mainly Xinjiang, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Shanxi, Shaanxi and other provinces and autonomous regions. They are also distributed in Sichuan, Henan, Hubei, Gansu and other provinces.
- Q:which is stronger, hypertufa or concrete?
- Concrete is stronger. hypertufa: Aggregates are generally Sphagnum (peat moss), sand, and perlite or vermiculite.[1] Hypertufa made with the classic proportions for mortar (1 part cement: 3 parts aggregate) has a composition of 3 parts Type I Portland cement 4 parts Sphagnum 5 parts perlite or 3 parts cement: 9 parts aggregate[2] To increase structural strength and longevity, polymer fibers, liquid acrylic,[2] and fiberglass[3] may be incorporated into the mixture, along with various grades of sand, pebbles, and crushed rock which add to the final object's overall strength and stone-like appearance though they increase its weight. Powdered concrete dyes (in small amounts) also tint the hypertufa to resemble natural rock.[2] Sphagnum is peat moss which is an organic compound. This can eventually decompose and further weaken the structure. Hypertufa is mainly used for ornamental structures such as planters and other garden ornaments.
- Q:Are my bearded dragon eggs healthy?
- Well since you probably don't have an incubator which are like a thousand dollars, then I'd suggest you put them in some vermiculate, and put a heat lamp on them that makes their temps 85 degrees. The vermiculite will keep the eggs moist that way you won't have to put them in a box along with the heat lamp and a water bowl that you would need to replace every day or even more than that. So the easiest way would be to just put them in some vermiculite and heat them to 85 degrees. Put them in the container with vermiculite the same way you found them, don't turn them or anything, because that could crush them. And don't drown them under the vermiculite either, just bury them half way remember not to touch them too much or harshly.
- Q:How to use flower vermiculite?
- In agriculture, vermiculite can be used as a soil conditioner, because of its good cation exchange and adsorption, water storage structure, moisture can improve the soil and improve the permeability of soil and water, acidicto neutralsoil; vermiculite can also play a buffer action, hindering the rapid change of pH value the fertilizer slow release in crop growth medium, and excessive use of fertilizers and allowing no harm to plants; vermiculite can also provide a K, Mg, Ca, Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn trace elements to crops
- Q:i think it would look better... any advice?
- I use vermiculite.Moisten it with water.You want it moist,but not wet.Use a plastic container ( gladware or even an empty diaper wipe container) make an impression for each egg and place them about 2/3 into the vermiculite but do not cover them completey.Put on a loose-fitting lid or a lid with a few holes punched in it and place it in a warm place. I have incubated eggs on top of my cable box and on top of the refrigerator. The one on the cable box took nearly 100 days to hatch,while the ones on the refrigerator took from 52 to 70 days. Check the eggs every few days to make sure that they are not too wet ( condensation) or too dry ( sunken,dry feeling).Also watch for mold.If the vermiculite starts to dry out,add bit of water,but do not pour it on the eggs.Also,do NOT turn the eggs,as this will cause the embryos to drown.You can carefully pick an egg up,holding it in the exact position that it lays in the container,and hold a flashlight behind dark room.You wil then be able to see the developing embryo.It's pretty cool.When the babies hatch,place them in small containers on damp paper towels until their egg sacs are fully absorbed. Then you can transfer them to an aquarium with a mixture of lizard litter and moist green moss.Make sure the babies stay hydrated ( use a very shallow water dish,like a peanut butter jar lid) and feed them a mixture of hard-boiled egg yolk,chick starter and canned cat or dog food with cooked,finely mashed carrots,banana,scraped apple and small insects.You can also feed aquatic turtle pellets,moistened and mashed. Add a calcium supplement and a vitamin every other day.
- Q:I went up to my uncle‘s cabin in Wisconsin and we stumbled upon a painted turtle‘s egg nest. He thought the hole was a snake hole, so he covered it all up. But when we saw a mother painted turtle nearby, we had thought it was her nest. We uncovered the hole and decided it would be neat to try to hatch one. My uncle says it takes an entire year for the turtle to finally hatch. So anyways, I brought the little turtle egg all the way home to Michigan in a protected plastic cup in some dirt from the nest. But I have some good questions needing answering. What temp should the eggs be kept in? How deep in the little glass bowl of dirt should it be kept? Should I add moisture to the egg daily by putting in small ammounts of water? Please answer, and thanks if you do! :)
- If I was you I would not take eggs from the wild. You should also have a proper tank set up which will cost about $200 or more. I would put the egg back or at least set up a proper tank.
- Q:Help! I cant find Vermiculite, Peat Moss, or a source for saw dust to cover my Dahlia bulbs for the winter. Is there anything else I can use?
- I'm not sure why you are using anything in the bottom of your chimnea. i am guessing maybe it's something to do with it being terra cotta. If so, vermiculite is volcanic ash and will be ok for fire. If terra cotta, keep water from getting inside in the freezing temps, it will crack.
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CE Certificate Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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