Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabrics

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Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabrics

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Packaging Detail:	Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric pack carton box
Delivery Detail:	3-10 days

Specifications

1 Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric made by vermiculite, ceramic
2 Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric resistant heat

Product Description

Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric is a woven fabric made of our high quality ceramic fiber yarns and then coated with vermiculite. It can be used for high temperature applications up to 1000° C. The cloth is reinforced with fiberglass filament. It contains a certain amount of binder material which is normally burned at lower temperature and does not affect the insulation property. Vermiculite coating enhances the fabrics unmatched abrasion resistance and tensile strength. it also provide a dust suppression coating which allows for a safer work environment.

Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric Application:

It can used as expansion joints, safety blankets, curtains, welding blankets, protective and insulating covers, shields,

gaskets, cable or pipe wrapping, etc. It has been widely used in welding, foundry works, aluminum and steel mills,

boiler insulation and seal, shipyards, refineries, power plants and chemical plants.

This Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric has a very high vermiculite content (10 to 12%).

Allows for contacting molten metal slag

An alternative to asbestos based textiles

Provides low thermal conductivity and good dielectric strength and features excellent corrosion resistance

Used at 2300°F / 1260°C continuously, molts above 3000°F / 1650°C

Q:we just found them yesterday what do we need to do to hatch them ?what should we put them in ?any tips?: Well, if I were you, I'd leave them where you found them. If they were in the water, it's likely they're already dead (eggs can drown!) If not, you might have damaged them by moving them. If you'd really like to keep and hatch them, here's what you need to do. Prepare a waterproof box (a plastic shoe box works well) with damp vermiculite. Add enough water to the vermiculite so that it clumps (about 20% water). Place the eggs about half way into the vermiculite. Unlike bird eggs, turtle eggs should not be turned at all. Place in an incubator at 77 degrees F (cold temperate turtles) to 86 degrees F (tropical turtles). The exact temperature varies with the species. In the summer, eggs may be developed at warm room temperature. Add a cup of water to the incubator to keep up the humidity. The humidity should be higher for tropical and aquatic turtles than dry-land tortoises and box turtles. If the vermiculite becomes too dry, add some water but keep the water off of the eggs. After 45-75 days or more (depends on species), the turtles will hopefully hatch. Using their egg tooth, it may take a few days. Turtles are born with yolks attached and will not eat until they have been absorbed. If vermiculite is not available you can use good, clean dirt, sand, perlite, or torn newspaper. You can buy sterile dirt or sand or dig some from your yard and bake it in the oven (this will stink!!!). Dampen the dirt or sand but not enough that you can form balls. It should be light and airy. Avoid clay soil. Place the fresh eggs under the dirt a few inches. Mist the dirt daily and keep it in a warm spot (using an incandescent light or some other heat source). The exact temperature varies with species so find out for whichever species that you have. If the dirt or sand dries too quickly, you can lightly cover the box with plastic wrap. Be sure that it does not overheat.

Q:you put 25 grams of iron powder and 1 gram of salt in a resaelable plestic bag, and add 30 grams of vermiculite to the bag, seal the bag, shake it to mix the contents, then add 5 Ml of water to it and mix the contents again. what happens?????: nothing, the salt water will NOT react with iron, however the rion will just replace a few of the ions of the mineral and still probally nothing will happen

Q:I am a Real Estate agent and I was on a home inspection with a client today that revealed that there was Vermiculite insulation in the attic.I‘m wondering if anybody on here has any informed information regarding the topic and if they are familiar with the processes and costs of abatement.Also, does anybody know what the testing procedure is and how accurate it is???: Vermiculite insulation is a mined product that often has asbestos contamination. The levels, however, are typically well below the EPA guidance of 1%. Although some products in the past were found to contain slightly more than 1% (notably in the Libby. MT mine), this is still not in a friable form. That is, it doesn't get into the air easily because the insulation can not be easily crumbled. As far as accuracy of the testing method, it is easily more accurate than the sampling method. Testing uses direct microscopic fiber counts, and relies on representativeness of the sample sent to the lab, and of the portion counted at the lab.

Q:I have a Kohleria plant and a C. Lindenia (two tropical plants not normally found in nurseries; both are related to each other; found them at a plant show) I found metal pieces/flakes in the soil that I do not think were there when I first got them. I watered them yesterday and they both smell like iron/metal. The water that ran through them is yellowish in color. Is my plant making its own metal?: No . Plants dont make metal Must be something in the soil.

Q:its about paint: It is not a question of smooth/rough it is a question of gloss/tooth Glossy surface of any kind does not allow a molecular grip of the paint - it is more likely to peel or otherwise fail. Sanding the gloss to scratch it provides what is called tooth to provide a grip. For a good looking paint job in the end the painting surface should always be smooth (and dull) except when rough specifically for an effect.

Q:I‘m trying to start a veggie garden. If i use Vermiculite would i combine it with organic compost or would you use the vermiculite as the compost? Wanting to build a raised planter box. getting ideas before my little veggies start sprouting.Also, with having a small indoor lighting system for the veggies. Is there any energy efficient lighting fixture that i can hang underneath my cabinets? I saw the Sunlite ones for like over $100, but way out of my price range. Natural sunlight is doable, but for when it gets colder or even for my herbs, i‘d like to have a little lighting system to help. Any suggestions? (Would prefer to buy instore, i just don‘t know where to start): just find the one with the largest pipe, if you got good flow in your exhasut you'll get better performance and better milage because of less back pressure

Q:ingredients for the perfect potting soil please !?: I'm an avid gardener/Home Depot garden expert employee. I use peat moss, vermiculite, top soil and garden manure for all my plants. Peat moss promotes good drainage and vermiculite absorbs moisture. I don't really measure the amounts. You don't need alot of vermiculite. (It's sold in small bags) Break up the peat moss and top soil so that it's not lumpy. It works great for all potted plants. Make sure to use Miracle Gro fertilizer once a month. It really does make the plants/flowers much fuller and flowers more beautiful. Most garden centers carry all of these items. I buy mine at Home Depot and Menard's

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Q:I used miracle grow vermiculite (i know its bad), i used warm water to kill/get rid of the fertilizer.Its been several weeks. The eggs are nice and plump. One of them seems bloated while the other is plump. Is the eggs okay?: None of those are good heat conductors.

Q:only one question really:can you cover the beardie eggs with vermiculite untill they start to hatch?: If you can get your hands on a polysterine box thats you pretty much sorted. You make a cut near the top so the wire for the heat mat can go in with the lid still on properly, and then put little tubs in ( chinese food boxes or the ones you get crickets on) put the vermiculite in and make sure it stays moist. have fun :)

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