Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace System 1

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace

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Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	25kg/bag or upon customer's request
Delivery Detail:	within 2 weeks

Specifications

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplaceis made from expanded vermiculite and a dose of adhesive, made by hot or cold plat

1.wiat is Vermiculite Board

Vermiculite board commonly known as insulation board or refractory plate is a new thermal insulation material, vermiculite stone is made from expanded vermiculite and a dose of adhesive, made by hot or cold plate. The board has the characteristics of heat preservation, heat insulation, fire prevention. This product can be used in fire door core, lining, fireplace wall materials.

2. color:

golden yellow, crimson,silver white;

3. size:

0.3-1,1-2, 1-3,1-4, 2-4,3-5,4-8mm, 20-40mesh,10-40mesh

4. chemical composition:

Element	SiO2	AL2O3	MgO	CaO	FeO	Fe2O3	TiO2
Content(%)	41.2	12.68	24.22	0.96	1.54	4.06	1.33
Element	K2O	P2O5	H2O	Na2O	MnO	TiO	L.O.I
Content(%)	5.97	0.06	3	1.6	0.043	5.097	6.71

5. specification

Mesh(mm)	0.3-1	1-2	2-4	4-8
Sand content	<4.5%	<4.5%	<7.8%	<7.8%
Moisture	<4.5%	<4.5%	<5%	<5%
specific volum	>3.9	>6	>7.5	>8

Q:im trying to grow my own herbs and i dont know where to start, plus im on a poor mans budget so help me please find the cheapest, idiot proof ways to growing my own herbs: Most herbs are really pretty forgiving. They like a well drained soil so if you're using potting soil, mix in some sand and/or vermiculite (very cheap and a little goes a long way). Herbs need full sun, too so be sure you have a southern exposure for at least 4-6 hours per day. During the spring it's easy to find seed packets because everyone is getting ready to plant. At this time of year, I'm not sure what you'll find in the way of seeds but if you have a local nursery, you should still find some packets available. If they're packaged for 2008, you may also get a price break - the season is over. I will assume you already know what kinds of herbs you want, but I would just give you one suggestion: Mints are VERY pervasive so I'd keep those in a separate pot - otherwise they'll invade everything else. Have fun and welcome to the world of Herb Gardens!!

Q:My female has had 2 clutches of eggs 19 first clutch and 24 second! I have been incubating them under lights in vermiculite and been spraying the vermiculite. I have them about half an inch under the vermiculite. But have been losing eggs and don't know why I have kept the temp at 82-84. Some of the eggs have gone black some have collapsed and some have gone a pink colour and collapsed and the bottoms of these ones have gone hard! What is the best remedy for this?? Is it worth changing the incubator to a water heater method?? Also should I have only half buried the eggs?? I have read a lot of mixed info on the Internet but would really like some info from someone with experience!! Thank you for Reading this I hope somebody can help me as it would be a real shame to lose them all!! And as my female is gravid again I really need to solve this problem!!: The problem with using moss is it gets too wet and dries too quickly, it's very difficult to maintain humidity with it which can cause the eggs to mold or dry out. Try your local garden store or nursery to find vermiculite.

Q:i have successfully bred a couple of batches of crickets and a couple unsuccessful tries due to mold. i place a tupperware with moistened vermiculite in a 5 gal rubbermaid container with a lid and place it on the cable box for warmth....i check it a couple times a day to wipe out excess condensation yet i have a batch 4 days into incubation and is showing signs of mold starting on the surface....what can i do at this point.....is the batch doomed? will a small amount of mold on top affect the hatch? How do i keep the mold out in the future?: Vermiculite At Lowes

Q:On my plants, i have noticed that there are gold flecks found in the soil. I dont believe that there were any gold flecks in the soil to begin with.Also, there are some oversized growth of paired seed leaves on my plants. I am just curious as to how this may have happened. Thanks All.: Cut a sponge into small pieces and mix it into the soil. It absorb water and release it as the plant dries. Also if your container plants are drying out to quickly you should check to make sure they are not root bound. Too much root and not enough dirt.

Q:Any easy ways or idea‘s how to make an home made Incubation for my leopard gecko‘s egg?? She hasn‘t had them yet but she is showing signs of pregnancie. Any one help me out???Thanks alot, Linden: here's what you do. You buy some flex watt and you also buy a cheap theromstat from a pet store and hook the flex watt to the thermostat. You connect the flex watt to a plastic container. Since the thermostat will probably be cheap, you will have to have a digital thermometer to calibrate the thermostat. and there, you have a cheap incubator

Q:how to breed leopard geckos?: Just put a female and a male together. They both have to be over the age of 1 (12 months) and around the same size.

Q:How do I identify the grainy, black insulation in my attic?: it truly is necessary to to take the eggs out at present. They run the probability of drying out or getting trampled. once you're taking the eggs out, be very careful no longer to tilt or shake the eggs. What i do even as my lady lays is i mark the proper of the uncovered element of the egg with a washer-friendly marker so as that i recognize the position the proper of the egg is and so as that i do not tilt it or turn it the incorrect way up by utilizing mistake. Tilting it is going to reason the embryo to break, therefore killing the egg...intently raise them out and position them in a field with moist (no longer moist) vermiculite or soil. Use your thumb to make an imprint on the soil to position each and every egg. each and every egg must be about 0.5 way buried. this may develop the probabilities of your eggs surviving once you're taking them to the puppy save in order to suited incubate them... good success!

Q:Hi. My sulcata just lay 20 eggs. I have a chick incubator that was given to me. What are the procedure that is needed to incubate my sulcata eggs? I'm been doing some research online some say to incubate them in a closed container, and some say to incubate them in an open container? Can Yahoo Answer provide me with a definite answer as to how to incubate the eggs? Also a exact detail as to what are the procedure and what stuff to look for doing incubation. Do I need to spray mist water on the eggs? Thanks.: The okorder

Q:can they be stored in paper bags in the basement: They are not the same but they have many oft the same uses. Perlite is a type of volcanic glass, hydrated to some degree. Vermiculite is made from different micas, also hydrated minerals. When they are heated they expand (sort of like popcorn and for the same reason). IT too is used to loosen soil. FOr your square foot garden either product will work. The perlite will stay perlite and loosen your soil longer. THe vermiculite will very very slowly break down, adding a natural clay to the soil. Over years.

Q:How do you grow a dragon tree from dragon fruit seeds?: it is probably the relay no the fuse

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