Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board System 1

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Fire Proof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

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: I have two African fat-tailed geckos that I bought on February twelfth. It is the fifteenth and one of my geckos has just laid one egg. I didn‘t know that either of them was pregnant and I missed seeing which gecko was the mother, for they are both females. The only thing that I could think of to keep the egg warm was to get a small, about 4 inch deep Dixie cup with a lid and fill it with loose coconut fiber substrate (which I use for their bedding) and mix it with warm water to make a soft damp mush to lay the egg in. So, my real questions are:1. Will loose coconut fiber substrate work to incubate my single egg?2. How do I make sure it doesn‘t get too humid?3. How often do I need to check the humidity?4. Will the egg naturally be soft shortly after delivery? 5. What do I look for to make sure it is a healthy egg?: I'm not sure if this will work. I recommend using vermiculite, a substrate material used in soil for house plants. You can get it cheaply at any hardware of plant store and it will hold the proper moisture levels you need to incubate. Do this quickly before the egg drys out. Good luck; I hope this helps

Q: i was mixed up vermiculite with water in a bowl for gardening purposes now i find out that vermiculite might have abestos in it? should i throw the bowl out or would a good clean save the bowl?: Just okorder

Q: a diagram or website would be helpful:): 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: Please list down the following substrates from the highest cost to the lowest cost:VermiculiteRye GrainsAgar Petri DishesStrawsManureOther grains? Maybe?Thank you!10 points for the best answer!: 1200 to drop the front end out, pull the engine, I hope replace front seal in trans and the rear seal in the engine, labor, fluids, if its a stick shift did that include a new clutch and clutch plate?prepare to go over budget. 700 for the trans, 400 to drop the front end, another 300 to pull the engine, fluids, labor, 1800 would get that done for you in usd. you could have another car or a big down payment for a really awesome car that u dont have to work on. do u really know the mechanic that well? your choice your money.

Q: what are the differences between sand and potting soils?: proper soil is purely that, black prosperous organic soil scraped from the proper of the floor. Potting soil has vermiculite and pear lite in it for aeration. a stable potting soil additionally will incorporate particularly some varieties of fertilizer.

Q: I have a rather large bag of perlite. I plan on using it as an incubation medium once the eggs come but could I also use it in my female‘s laying box? Is there anything in it that might harm her?: A lot of people use perlite with no problem. I prefer vermiculite or spagnum moss. My concern with perlite (perhaps unwarranted) is that a female may attempt to eat it as she would calcium because of the colour. Females who have just used up a large calcium store to produce eggs would be more prone to seeking out calcium. I would not recommend paper towels. You are correct that they bury the eggs and paper towel would not have enough surface contact with the eggs to keep them from possibly drying out before you found them. Addition: Yep, lol, there is no consensus about perlite even among herp vets and professional breeders but I tend to err on the side of caution. If she is well supplemented she is unlikely to seek out a mineral source anyway.

Q: I want to keep potted plants in my water dragon‘s enclosure, and I can‘t find any good potting soils to use that don‘t have fertilizers or insecticides in them. I was wondering if I could use coconut fiber substrate to grow my plants in, or should I get a different substrate? I also want to put earthworms into the soil with the plants to improve the plants health (and the it won‘t hurt the water dragon if it eats some of them). Any ideas?: I've just moved my plants into my coconut fiber base after removing any vermiculite and they grow fine as long as you water them. The UVB light helps a lot. The problem with the earthworms is that they might dry out if kept in coconut fiber. While it wouldn't be hard to keep it very wet, that also encourages the growth of fungus and bacteria which can infect your animal.

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?: Hatching times are weather dependent; temperatures between 22 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius for 55 - 80 days are preferred, if these weather conditions are not met then the eggs will not hatch.That darker egg might be rotten, which you should throw away immediately if it is rotten,im not sure what to tell you about that but at least keep it seperate from the other eggs.If you see that an egg is developing fungi, you can remove the fungi with a 50/50 solution of antiseptic mouthwash and water, which you should apply carefully with a paintbrush.

Q: stone which does not sink in water?: I mix 1/3 peat moss..1/3 vermiculite...and 1/3 perlite to start my seeds..this is not the main medium after transplant but while seeding out.Perlite and vermiculite is available at wal mart in small bags for 3.99..Home depot has huge bags of both for 12.99 of each if you want to actually put the medium in the garden itself..vermiculite and perlite both retain water, and keep the soil loose so the plants can grow without strain...Outside I use 50/50 mushroom compost and topsoil for my large areas..I buy it by the truckloads rather than at a garden center in bags...Here are a few pictures of my veggie garden and herb beds..all the seeds were started as I suggested...

Q: Will pineapple sage,rosemary & oregano propagate themselves from clippings or branches?: If you're towing it on a trailer, it doesn't matter. Just make sure you fasten the car down!

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