Perforated compressed vermiculite Magnesium oxide wall board

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Perforated compressed vermiculite Magnesium oxide wall board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 500 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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CNBM Perforated compressed vermiculite Magnesium oxide wall board
Size:1220*2440*(3-25)mm
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CNBM Perforated compressed vermiculite Magnesium oxide wall board

Product Description

CNBM Perforated compressed vermiculite Magnesium oxide wall board

specification:1220mm*2440mm*(3mm-25mm) Otther sizes also can be provided.

Product introduction:

Raw materials	Magnesium oxide, magnesium chloride,fiberglass mesh of middle alkali,expanded perlite, sawdust,water,additives
Standard size	2440mm1220mm(4-30mm)
Max width	1220mm
Max length	3000mm
Thickness	4-30mm
Density	0.9-1.2g/cm3
Basic color	White
Thermal conductivity	Average≤0.20w/mk
Air dried condition bending strength	13Mpa
Moisture absorption	0.12%
Manufacture standard	GB25970-2010
Fire resistance	Non-combustibility of Class A1 (GB8624-2006)
Radioactivity	Conforming to the GB 6566-2001A class
Saturated bending strength	13Mpa
Packing	Standard fumigation wooden pallets or simple packing
Trade terms	FOB SHANGHAI, C&F,CIF
Payment	T/T,L/C at sight
Certification	CE,and Quality management system certificate
Lead time	25days after receipt 30% deposit of T/T or L/C
Excellent characteristic	1.Excellent fire-proof performance
	2.Excellent moisture-proof performance
	3.Good heat and sound insulation
	4.Non-combustibility of class A1
	5.Corrosion resistance and moth proof
	6.Eco-friendly and 100% non-asbestos
	7.High density and good weather resistance
	8.Light weight and durability
	9.Easy to install
	10.Low construction cost and high efficiency

Technical index:

Item	Test Method	Technical requirement	Inspection result	Conclusion
Density,kg/m3	GB/T 7019-1997	/	1086	Qualified
Dry bending strength,MPa	GB/T7019-1997	≥6	13	Qualified
Bending strength of water absorbed,MPa	GB/T7019-1997	≥4	0.12	Qualified
Moisture absorption,%	GB25970-2010	≤0.20	0.12	Qualified
Anti-halogen performance	GB/T25970-2010	No water damp,and no drop	Comply with the requirement	Qualified
Combustion performance	/	/	Class A1	Qualified
Temperature rise within the stove	GB/T5464-2010	≤30	3	Qualified
Lasting burning time,S	GB/T5464-2010	0	0	Qualified
Mass loss rate,%	GB/T5464-2010	≤50	45.4	Qualified
Calorific value,MJ/KG	GB/T14402-2007	≤2.0	0.3	Qualified
Notes	The uncertainty of mass loss rate for test results.U95=0.2%

Main application areas:

Fire resistance board series:used in the tunnel ceiling, steel structure column, beam,horizontal floor, fire partition wall, and room dividers.

Decorative board series:used in the hotels, office building, residential renovation.

Substrate board series:used in ceiling, partition, fireproof door core,warehouse board and lining board.

Sound absorption board series:used in the subways,bus stations, theaters, factories, and other public building.

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Q:I inherited this african violet from my boyfriend. It hasn‘t been watered in quite awhile and the soil is very dry. It had a lot of wilted leaves and I was going to just throw it away when I noticed new leaves growing up from the center. So I cut off the wilted and dry leaves and watered it yesterday til it was very damp. Now today it is dry again. Should I water it every day until it stops drying out so quickly? I don‘t want to over water it and drown it. It has been through enough!! Should I give it some AV food/fertilizer?: The 1 inch is quite a differences, especially on the G19s are perfect. Cold air intake, and a turbo are you best bet.

Q:Hello (: I have recently discovered Gecko eggs! They are small, like the the size of a pinky nail. There is four of them, and I would like to know if they‘re fertile or not. I put my flash light to them, and two are yellow colour, and one os a red colour with veins, the other is kind of orangy with a few veins.They are all hard, and white, but one has a tiny hole in it ( the red vein one ). Could this effect it‘s growth? How long will they take to hathc, and if I dont have an incubator, how to I keep them warm? I wanna be a gecko mummy! :PHow do I know if they‘re fertile? What do I do to keep them warm, etc? AND what do they eat when born? I think they may be house geckos.: wait. you dont know what kind of eggs they are? where did you find them? if you really want to hatch them can take a small or medium ice chest. fill it about half full of water and put a fish tank heater in it at about 75-80 degrees. put the eggs in a small tupperware dish or something similar with moist potting soil, sand, perlite, vermiculite, or something else that holds moisture well. perlite and vermiculite work exceptionally well. mix it about one part vermiculite to one part water by weight. (i think) try to make it so when you take a handful and squeeze it it stays together pretty well but you don't want any water to be squeezing out when you squish it. i have seen many homemade incubators but one in particular stood out. all you need is a brick, a styrofoam ice chest, a small fishtank heater, and water. plus whatever you will be holding the eggs in. put the brick in. fill it up with water till it almost goes over the top of the brick. put the fishtank heater in at about 75-80 degrees. and set the dish or whatever you have the eggs in on the brick. this keeps the eggs warm and humid so they will hatch well. you should have marked the tops of the eggs. because if you turn them around then the oxtgen bubble could have shifted and messed up the developing embryo. the ones with the veins are fertile. the yellow one may still be developing or it could be infertile. and the egg with the hole in it could still survive as long as the humidity keeps the egg from drying up too much.

Q:I live in TN the Muskie Dime trees are just now loosing their grapes, we just got some off the ground, and cut a thin branch off, now I need to know what to do to get them ready to plant.: they are cost effective but leak like crazy. For me it was worth every extra penny just to go buy disposable ones and not deal with leaks and sooo much more extra laundry.

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