Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite

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Specifications

1. Silica cloth coating vermiculite 
2. Color: yellow 
3. Material: vermiculite & silica

Hot Sale Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite

 

 

 

Product Description

 

 

 

 

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Description:

1. This extreme high temperature, heat and flame resistant fabric is used for equipment protection, welding curtains and blankets.

2. Coating on the surface of silica fabrics can increase mechanical properties and high temperature resistance and can be used at 1800°F / 982°C continuously with molts above 3000°F / 1650.  

3. Some of the properties of the fabric include SiO2 content ≥96%, Thermal shrinkage <13%. 

4. This  high performance extreme temperature fabric is used in almost all industries for the highest heat protection available.

 

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Application:

1. Used primarily for high temperature insulation, thermal protection for several technical branches, blankets, molten metal splash protection, open flame and refractory padding.

 

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Datas:

REF.no.

Weave

Warp yarn
(metric unit)

Fill yarn (Metric unit)

Warp/Weft density (ends/cm)

Weight(g/m2)

Thickness(mm)

Width
(inch)

Roll length(yard)

Silica84

Satim

Ec9 33 4X2

EC9 33 4X4

18*13

600

0.76

36

50

Silica86

Satin

EC9 33 4X2

EC9 33 4X4

18*13

800

1.02

36

50

Silica88

Satin

EC9 33 4X4

Ec9 33 4X4

18*13

1200

1.35

36

50

 

 

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1. Our packaging is as per customer's request.

2. Normal goods delivered by sea transport.

3. Sample shipping by express.

 

 

 

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Our Services

1. Your inquiry related to our products or prices will be replied within 24hours

2. Well-trained and experienced staffs to answer all your inquiries in fluent English.

3. All our products have 1-year warranties.

4. Offering the support to solve the problem in the application or selling period.

5. Competitive prices based on same quality.

6. Guarantee samples quality same as mass production quality.

 

 

 

Company Information

 

 

 

 

Company Information

1. Professional Insulation products suppliers

2. Passed by TUV and UCS certification

3.100% QC inspection before shipment

4 .Best quality and Best service with competitive price.


Q:Is the vermiculite the leopard gecko egg is sitting on supos to be cold and moist?
Use open container with moist vermiculite and place in the incubator. The eggs should be half buried. The temps should be at 30-32C for a mixed brood. Higher temps for females and lower for males. You can spray once a week and also at this time is let in some fresh air, since eggs need oxygen. Was your sulcata mated, been in contact with male? The eggs could be infertile. Anyway, as the other people has suggested, these tortoises get huge and too many unwanted ones. It might be cool to incubate your first clutch, but I would not recommend doing it and trying to make a buck. Good luck.
Q:I put a bunch of vermiculite (that is probably spelled wrong.) in a pot and then watered it down until the water was as deep as the vermiculite, then dipped the stems of the clippings in some root growth powder and stuck the stems in the vermiculite, I don‘t think the leaves were touching the wet vermiculite, but after a little over a weak the clippings were basicly reduced to slime. what went wrong?? was there to much water for them??? Was the vermiculite to much for the leaves?? I know that their leaves are very sensitive to water on them, but I am pretty sure they weren‘t touching the vermiculite/water mix. :S
I certainly have had the finest outcomes utilising an African Violet pot. in the previous I transplanted mine to those pots I had a similar problem. AV pots are available 2 products. there's a ceramic pot and a water reservoir. The water is going contained in the bottom area and the plant is contained in the pot on acceptable. It keeps the plant gently moist. I pot mine in Miracle Gro potting soil. it is been flowering progressively for about 18 months now. the hot blooms have diminished yet I certainly have a minimum of three new buds popping out. African Violet pots are accessible at backyard centers and, often times, at Wal Mart. I shop it in a west dealing with window and our residing house is amazingly cool.
Q:practice question from my textbook cant figure out when there is a lot of unknowns help pleaseA potting mixture contains 12.0% peat moss and 6.00% vermiculite. How much peat and how much vermiculite must be added to kg of this mixture to produce a new mixture having 15.0% peat and 15.0% vermiculite?
we have 0.12kg of P 0.06 kg of V in 1 kg of mixture firstly equalise the two by adding 0.06 kg of V we now have 1.06 kg of mixture with 0.12 kg of each let x kg more of each be needed, then (x+0.12)/(1.06+2x) 0.15 x+0.12 0.3x+0.159 0.7x 0.039 x .39/7 kg , x+0.06 .81/7 kg ans: .39/7 kg of P, .81/7 kg of V ------
Q:was thinking of renting a bob cat to level , then roll over the ground back and forth to pack the dirt down. Any ideas /tips would be greatly appreciated , seeing as Im a woman and im doing this all on my own for the 1st time!, Ive called around my area and no1 offers help . Sheesh i thought money talks! ;op thanks in advance for the ideas.
pumice does not sink in water unless it has been floating for many years
Q:Should I add bagged manure to my potting soil when I plant tomatoes?
Potting soil is primarily peat moss with composted bark and perlite and sometimes vermiculite and sand. It has no nutritional value, although some do contain small amounts of regular or slow release fertilizer. Its primary attributes are its acid pH and resistance to plant pathogens. So, yes you can add bagged manure to the potting soil. However, the average amount of the 3 main plant nutrients found in cattle manure is rather small— 0.6N, 0.2P, 0.5K. Its main value is in stimulating beneficial bacteria growth in soil and thereby unlocking some nutrients. In addition to the main 3 there are a host of secondary and micro nutrients that are important to tomatoes. For instance, lack of calcium can cause blossom end rot. I suggest you add a fully balanced fertilizer or combination of fertilizers that address all the nutrient needs of tomatoes.
Q:I live in the desert. Hot, no humidity, hot, no water, hot, no rain, hot, lots of sunshine, oh and did I mention hot? I would like specifics like what plant would be good to start with that‘s easy to handle, what kind of soil to use (and what retailer to get the soil), where to keep the plant, watering schedule, what kind of other plants I could try to upgrade to, and what sort of things that could go wrong. I would like to try to get a tomato plant, some herb plants, possibly some other veggie or fruit plants. Any suggestions?
Move away from the desert. Have you tried the local garden centre?! They can answer all those questions specifically AND show you which plants they're talking about.
Q:Because planter boxes don't go through all the way to the ground which type works best in those boxes
Buy Brown Rice Flour
Q:My crested geckos seem to already know how to breed, and quite well. I have two breeding pairs that came to me from my husbands jobs, people just not able to keep them anymore. So now I am having two gravid females pretty much every one and a half to two months. I hate to see the eggs after they lay them dried up and dead. I know that they need a nesting bowl, but where do you go from there? I tried to use some damp substrate and they ended up molding which I took as unviable. So are there any suggestions where to get vermicullite. I have looked all over the place and the only place I can find it is in potting soil that has chemicals which I know is a no no. Any suggestions would help. Thanks alot everyone that answers.
You'll need a polystyrene box, a thermometer, a heat mat and a thermostat, as well as your tupperware/takeaway box, vermiculite and eggs. Unless you have all of this spare, it will only cost you ?30 - ?40 or so. Put damp vermiculite in tupperware box and put inside the polystyrene box. Place heatmat, connected to themostat, under the tupperware box also inside the poly box. Put thermostat and thermometer probes inside tupperware box where the eggs will be (may need to make a hole in the box).
Q:This is my first time with a bearded dragon laying eggs. She just laid 5 tonight. Do I leave them in the tank? The male and female seem to be very protective. Do I have to go buy an incubator? HELP!!!
Well I'm not an expert but I do know that when you get the eggs you put them in vermiculite and water and then put them in the incubator at 85°F with humidity levels at 40-50%. So I think the other alternative would to get another terrarium with the lights and heating with a hydrometer and thermometer and put it at the right humidity levels and heat. Hope this helps.
Q:what excatly is vermiculite?
Mix vermiculite and water 50/50 by weight (not by volume!) to provide the proper medium in a sealed incubation container. Make sure the eggs are kept at the proper temperature. Humidity should be 90 to 100% or so, but it is very important that water never directly contact the eggs.

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