Fireproof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

Fireproof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board System 1

Fireproof Insulation Vermiculite Fire Board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	In 15kg or 100L plastic bags
Delivery Detail:	Within 5-10days after get the confirmation for the order

Specifications

1.ISO9001-2000 company
2.major draftsmen of JC/T810-2008 in vermiculite standards
3.High reputation in China

1. Specs and Detailed:

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

Commodity	Raw Golden/Silver Vermiculite
Size	0.3-1mm,1-3mm,2-4mm,4-8mm…
Grade	Medium,Fine,Superfine,Micron,TG3,TG4,TG5
Type	Golden-yellow/Silver-grey
Packing	In 1/1.2 MT big bag for shipment
Loading quantity	20-24MTs/1*20'ft container
Shipment	Within 7-15days,also depends on your quantity

Commodity	Expanded/Exfoliated Vermiculite
Size	120-20mesh powder,0.3-1mm,1-3mm,2-4mm,3-6mm,4-8mm…
Density	As desired, normally 80-200kg/m3
Type	Golden-yellow/Silver-grey
Packing	In 100liter/15kg/0.8m3/1m3 plastic bag
Loading quantity	For your refer: 72m3(12MTs)/1*40'HQ container
Shipment	Within 7-15days,also depends on your quantity
Application	Agriculture,Horticulture,Lightweight Concrete Mixing,Fireprotection, Brakepads,Thermal Insulation,Construction Boards/Materials…

Table A: Typical Chemical Analysis

Element	SiO2	Al2O3	MgO	CaO	K2O	Fe2O3	Fe2O3	TiO2	H2O	Other
% by weight	38-46%	10-16%	16-35%	1-5%	1-6%	5-13%(I)	16-22%(II)	1-3%	8-16%	0.2-1.2%

Size/Market	Japan and Korea	European and America	Other Specs
-8,+2.8mm	TG3	Large	1,Expansion:7-12 2,Impurity:8-15% 3,Moisture<5% 4,Asbestos Free 5,Samples Free
-4,+1.4mm	TG4	Medium
-2,+0.71mm	TG4	Fine
-1,+0.355mm	TG5	Superfine

Quality is certified by ISO9001-2000 Quality System and same with confirmed samples,another MSDS report to show free of Asbestos, besides special QC department check the quality through whole process

(1,before production;

2,Within production;

3,Before transport;

4,Before shipment).

Q:Ok, my beardy finally laid her eggs, i made her do this in a seperate container and all that jazz, but the incubator i bought online is going to be another week away GRRRRWhat i want to know is whether they will be fine in the soil they are in at the moment or whether i should get a heat lamp to help keep the soil warm, or if i should put them in the vermiculite and just have it out in the open like that, or anything that will help them develop.If everything went to plan i would have been fully prepared for this but the postage got held up and i want to give them the best possible chance of surviving: you can find deals on h-d super glides and sportsters in that price range. cant figure out why you would be looking at a honda

Q:i have 18 beardie eggs and i an wondering how i should set them up. i have them laying in an incubator right now between 82-86* and the humidity is around i have to say 80-85% maybe more. i know that you should not spray the eggs or turn them.my main question is:should i cover the eggs with the vermiculite or is it okay to have them uncovered when in incubaton?: Absolutley safe. Vermiculite and Pearlite are usually found in better quality potting soils. It helps with aeriation. Check out my source. It's been around forever, don't be afraid to use it, there is no harm to you or plants.

Q:My female will be laying soon and i know everything except for one thing. I put my eggs in a small rubbermaid container full of vermiculite, do the containers (inside of the incubator) have to have tops on them with holes? if so, how big do the air holes need to be and how many on each container?: no they dont need tops just make sure you turn the eggs half of turn every day i have done this many times

Q:how often should i fertilize my garden?: It really depends on what you are growing.When I grow vegetables I fertilize the garden once a month.

Q:What kind of material can be used instead of vermiculite and perlite in flower cutting?: Peat can retain moisture while peat contains a large amount of humic acids that promote plant rooting. To choose half of humification and rougher peat with coarse sand and large particles of perlite as well. The prepared matrix is conducive to ventilation and drainage, but also conducive to the formation of root.

Q:I am trying to propagate oleander from cuttings, but after a week no roots are visible. I used the newest growth on the plants and cut the leaves short. The cuttings are in water and the lowest sets of leaves were removed so that the nodes are in the water. They have been kept indoors in a spot that gets some indirect light. Should I have roots growing already? Also, is there a better way of doing this?: Please do NOT believe all you read on the internet! Vermiculite is vermiculite. Asbestos is asbestos. Both are totally safe, used properly.

Q:Are perlite and vermiculite fertile?: The expansion effect of vermiculite in Horticulture: vermiculite have very strong water absorption, can effectively promote plant root growth and seedling growth is stable. Provide water and nutrients necessary for plant growth for long periods of time and maintain the stability of root sun temperature. At the same time, the vermiculite can make the crops get plenty of water and minerals from the early growth stage, and promote the rapid growth of plants and increase the yield. It can be concluded that vermiculite has a relatively large fertility, at least stronger than traditional soil.

Q:i think it would look better... any advice?: I use vermiculite.Moisten it with water.You want it moist,but not wet.Use a plastic container ( gladware or even an empty diaper wipe container) make an impression for each egg and place them about 2/3 into the vermiculite but do not cover them completey.Put on a loose-fitting lid or a lid with a few holes punched in it and place it in a warm place. I have incubated eggs on top of my cable box and on top of the refrigerator. The one on the cable box took nearly 100 days to hatch,while the ones on the refrigerator took from 52 to 70 days. Check the eggs every few days to make sure that they are not too wet ( condensation) or too dry ( sunken,dry feeling).Also watch for mold.If the vermiculite starts to dry out,add bit of water,but do not pour it on the eggs.Also,do NOT turn the eggs,as this will cause the embryos to drown.You can carefully pick an egg up,holding it in the exact position that it lays in the container,and hold a flashlight behind dark room.You wil then be able to see the developing embryo.It's pretty cool.When the babies hatch,place them in small containers on damp paper towels until their egg sacs are fully absorbed. Then you can transfer them to an aquarium with a mixture of lizard litter and moist green moss.Make sure the babies stay hydrated ( use a very shallow water dish,like a peanut butter jar lid) and feed them a mixture of hard-boiled egg yolk,chick starter and canned cat or dog food with cooked,finely mashed carrots,banana,scraped apple and small insects.You can also feed aquatic turtle pellets,moistened and mashed. Add a calcium supplement and a vitamin every other day.

Q:My friend gave me a couple plants she didn‘t need anymore but she‘s growing them in soil and I prefer soilless mix. I am about to transplant them into bigger pots but I don‘t want to buy the same soil she was using or even any soil. I already have soilless mix, is there a way I can transfer it into the soilless. Obviously there would still be soil wrapped around the roots and the two soils would mix. Is it ok. What should I do?: The term soil-less mix covers a wide range of media. Soil-less can be anything from rock-wool, fired expanded clay balls, perlite and vermiculite to peat moss or coir fiber from coconut husks. A soil-less mix is usually peat moss with perlite and vermiculite, and its primary benefit is its acid pH that inhibits growth of disease organisms. This makes it helpful for seed-starting. Soil-less mixes (potting soil) have little if any nutrient value. I've never had a problem mixing soil with potting soil or vice versa. When you transplant seedlings from the nursery to a flower bed you are setting a soil-less mix into soil. I think you are worrying about nothing.

Q:My beardie just layed her eggs but i dixnt touch till half aday later.friend with expirience told me to get a tupaware with verbalite and mpisten it and stick em in there. Room temp, and soild verbalite should work in hatching them. Can i get a 2nd opinion? Should i get an incubater for future hatchlings? Thank you everyone for your help: The next time you post an answer, please use spell check. It will make it a lot easier for people to read and understand your question. The egg laying substrate you need is called vermiculite. Room temperature is not high enough for the eggs, the temp needs to be 82-84F and humidity levels must remain high. An incubator by far is needed if you plan on breeding any type of lizard. It takes the guess work out of doing it the homemade way. Never turn the eggs at all, always keep them in the position they were laid. Take a felt tip marker and mark the upside so you know how to always place them back if you need to move them. If you rotate them you will kill the embryo inside. Please google bearded dragon eggs before you end up killing your eggs. You should have done research before the mating attempt even took place. You are an irresponsible breeder, and an inexperienced one at that.

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