Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board System 1

Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board System 2

Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

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Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Specifications of Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board：

1.ISO9001-2000 company
2.Major draftsmen of JC/T810-2008 in vermiculite standards
3.High reputation in China

1. Product Information of Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board:

Type (I) , Fe2O3 content 5-13%:gray-silver-white, similar in colour to South African material

Type (II) , Fe2O3 content 16-22%:golden-yellow, similar in colour to Australia and India etc

Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

2. Characteristcs of Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board:

Rock wool board is an economical lightweight thermal insulation material. It consists of long fine fibers,spun from molten natural rock bonded with a thermosetting resin.

A suitable finish such as metal cladding is recommended to protect the insulation from weather or mechanical damage.

Kening Insulation manufactures a wide range of insulation materials for both hot and cold applications.

Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

3.Product Application of Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board:‍

Petrochemical industry -- heat insulation and sound absorption of equipments for petroleum industry, power industry and chemical industry.

Construction industry -- heat insulation and sound absorption of partition, curtain wall, roofs and fences for construction.

Mining industry -- heat preservation and fireproof for industrial kiln, oven, large-caliber storage tank and shipping.

Q:Okay, so, I got a female crested gecko.....apparently, she was gravid! Now, I discovered 2 eggs in her cage.....what do I do?!?!?! I REALLY want the eggs to live, how do I incubate them so they can hatch? And, what do I need for substrate for the eggs? Do I need vermiculite? If so, how much? And do I need peat moss? PLEASE help!! And thank you!!!: Get some moss/Vermiculite/Pearlite/Wet paper towels and place it inside one of your hides, Water helps loosen the skin just like water makes our skin go all wrinkly and soft, Your gecko while hes in shed should spend most of his time in there, And dont be worried when he goes into shed and becomes a light grey colour, He'll soon jump out at you with amazing colours. Also how to make a damp hide? Get a small plastic lunchbox or even the ones you get from take outs, Cut a small hole in it big enough for your gecko to get through, ANd melt the edges of the hole so it doesnt cut your gecko while he trys to get through there, Then place whatever material your going to use (Paper towels, Vermiculite, Pearlite or even sphagnum moss) If you are using moss or anything other than the vermiculite you will need to spray the material once a day to make sure it stays moist, And allows your gecko to shed easy. Also, Giving your gecko warm water baths is a good way to help them shed, Just place them in some warm-ish water and gently put some water over it's head, The water should be a little past his legs, This will also help your gecko shed alot easier, Then as soon as you have done that dry him and put him in the hot side of his vivarium as water makes the body colder when out of it. Hope i helped

Q:our red eared slider turtles just layed eggs, 5, one the girl ate, the others we got out and now have in vermiculite soil [sp] cause that‘s how we read to do it. BUT, one of the eggs is darker than the others. what does this mean?: 1. Darker egg by itself does not mean much. Over time, the eggs should darken. 2. Signs of a bad egg are shrinking or shrivelling, and smell. As long as the egg is not doing this, incubate it. 3. Just as an FYI- if the eggs were laid in water, they are probably infertile. Also, if the eggs were turned or disturbed much the embro might have detached- a common problem when moving the very sensitive eggs. 4. Often, the first few clutches from a female are not very productive- infertile, bad, etc. This is OK- that she laid eggs at all is usually a good sign and she'll probably do it again.

Q:i have one male and one female green anole i know how they breed and lay eggs but i don‘t know how to take care of the eggsim just askin before they breed so im ready: The substrate should be 1:1 mass ratio medium to water. In the lab we use vermiculite with excellent success. If you want, you can incubate each egg independently in little baby food jars, or something similar. You do not have to incubate separately, but that way not all your eggs are in one basket so to speak. Place a layer of substrate at least the egg’s width in your container. When placing the eggs in the substrate make a divot with your finger then gently placing the egg in without rotating it. Rotating the egg can damage the fragile embryo. Close in the divot leaving half the egg exposed to the air. Finally place a lid or saran wrap secured with a rubber band over the top and incubate at 27C. Best of luck to you.

Q:i was going to mix coconut coir into my potting soil (which is mushroom compost, topsoil, fine bark and pumice). should i add one of the above to help aerate the soil?: I personally would never use vermiculite. This stuff can stick to the gecko. If she goes in to shed, she has a higher chance of swallowing vermiculite if it sticks to her skin. Sphagnum moss is great, and so is EcoEarth or Bed-a-Beast. I use EcoEarth for all of my lay boxes (cresties and leos). It stays moist for a longer time than sphagnum moss (according to my experience anyways). It's easier to gently dig through to find eggs. And it doesn't get tracked out of the lay box like the moss sometimes. Sometimes the moss gets tangled up on their feet/legs and gets dragged out.

Q:i have 18, 17 day old eggs incubating and i noticed that the vermiculite was a bit dry the other day and wanted to know how would i make it a bit more damp without getting the eggs wet. when i got the vermiculite ready i made sure it was just right but over the last 17 days its got a bit dryer? . also i have noticed that some Of the eggs are larger than the others is this normal? many thanks: I honestly can't help with vermiculite, but I can make a suggestion. try using hatch-rite (which can be purchased online from most reptile supply sites) and peat (which can be purchased at most gardening centers). You might also want to get a small scale. Use about 30 grams of peat, 30 grams of hatch-rite, and 40 grams of water. Then just get a spray bottle, set it to mist, and spray the lid of the hatching container a couple of times every few days. It is a very effective hatching medium.

Q:How much should the ratio of soil vermiculite to perlite be?: The cake, put the pelvic floor relatively okay ~ ~ to let the seedlings have a process of adaptation ~ ~ ~ I now add more perlite. Vermiculite feels the only use now is probably: when you plant seeds, sprinkle a thin layer over the surface... Very few in the soil.. It feels less breathable ~ as I just how to perlite

Q:if i dont have vermiculite what can i use to hatch leopord gecko eggs: Get okorder

Q:how do earthworms help compost?: Hi: Verniculite is environmentally friendly and wonderful for your plant specimens. I have germinated thousands of seeds in a greenhouse and indoors. I always use a light weight potting soil - vermiculiate and humas, mixing them all together. Vermiculite is also present in a lot of different commercial fertilizers and other landscape and garden products. I would recommend using Vermiculite if you are planning on germinating seeds or even putting in the ground with your trees, shrubs, flowers or herbs. I hope this has helped some.

Q:Im confused with what to put my gecko eggs in. We have them in a butter container in the same cage as the mother and father. This is my first time with gecko eggs. HELP ME!!! PLZ!: that sewer pipe junk technology will do nothing for you/the only thing it will do is mess up your gas mileage/you have efi system that is actually 3 systems /cold start/warm up and final run/the cold air junk keeps the first two on longer as the ecm trys to warm up the system/also no known tests show any advantage of that trash helping anything/some guys report getting water in them and thats engine by by time---water does not compress/save your money

Q:I have vermiculite and perlite could i combine either of those with the soil?Think its only added to retain moisture, therefore vermiculte 50% with soil 50% what do you think?Does that mean i won't have the moss look? (algae instead)can i get moss that grows rocks at the local pond/fountain? is that the same moss?: You really need to do nothing. Just don't disturb the material any further. The pricing is a little high in price, but could be in line depending on where you live. You can tell your wife, the mold was a bigger risk than any asbestos exposure. The mold can impact you immediately where any asbestos exposure takes 10-40 years. She is more likely to get hit by lightning than this exposure causing any problem.

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