glass fiber vermiculite cloth for dust collector

glass fiber vermiculite cloth for dust collector System 1

glass fiber vermiculite cloth for dust collector

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Delivery Detail:	7 working days

glass fiber vermiculite cloth

1. glass fiber vermiculite cloth

2.customize accept

3.ISO9001

4.USA standard

5.Media type:fiberglass,ptfe,pps,p84.PET

Specs of glass fiber vermiculite cloth from fiberglass bag factory material:

750gsm woven fiberglass
Construction	woven fabric
material: :	fiberglass fiber
Srim support:	Glass fiber scrim
Felt Area Weight	750g/sqm
Thickness	0.8-1/mm
Mean Air Permeability	2-5 m3/m2/min 12.7mmH2O
Breaking Strength-MD(warp)	>1800 N / 5cm
Breaking Strength-CMD(weft)	>1800 N / 5cm
Breaking Elongation ( N/5cm)-MD(warp)	<10%
Breaking Elongation ( N/5cm)-CMD(weft)	<10%
Dry Shrinkage MD(240°Cwarp)	<1.5%
Dry Shrinkage CMD(240°Cweft)	<1.5%
Operating Temperatures	220-240 deg C
Recommended Maximum Continuous	260 deg C
Recommended Maximum Surge	290 deg C
Finish	graphite, silicon, teflon treated,PTFE laminated

Q: Well.. I'm trying to breed my own crickets for my bearded, as they can tend to be expensive and my dragon eats an easy 30-50 per day. My dragon won't touch veggies, I've tried for months so once things get going I plan to start gut loading veggies.I have my crickets in a large tub, with 3 egg flats. I'm currently housing aprox. 400 crickets but they don't seem to be breeding. I believe the females are laying eggs through the water source (Gel H2O) instead of the vermiculite. On another note, there are always 30-100 males crawling over the vermiculite and only females on the water gel. What's going wrong, what do I need to change?: Usually they are made up of space dust and rock that have been fussed together...but in the case of our moon...it is actually made up of a piece of earth that was broken off when an asteroid blew into it....at least thats the scientists hypothesis

Q: Discovered some vermiculite loose fill insulation. How can it be determined if it contains asbestos or not?: Kate, Yahoo is your best choice to search. go to their homepage and type in garden centers and your city and state. lots of hits will come up. one of my Yahoo groups has members in your area and are familiar with chain stores and nurseries. even Walmart carries it. check out my PlantSwap group. i don't work for Yahoo, but i should. rick

Q: ok so i have a new lasiodora parahybana and was wondering how often i should clean her enclosure.i use a mixture of vermiculite (80%) and top-soil (20%) for the substrate.I keep it at about 70-80% humidity with the aid of a sponge and water dish.i feed it a small cricket everyday.I noticed that the tank just really stinks now.so getting to the point, how often should i clean it?i don't want to disturb the stress level of my spider by removing it from it's enclosure and wrecking her burrow to clean out cricket husks every day.so rather than, how often should i clean the enclosure, i guess i'm really asking on how should i clean the enclosure?a lot of internet sources give me different advice.i was wondering on getting help from someone who has had a brazilian salmon pink bird eating spider and would like to pass on the knowledge.: Well, I can't really blame you for being taken in with a Cobalt Blue. They are incredibly beautiful. I myself got taken in by a gorgeous Indian Ornamental and had to scramble to get the things she needed. It's not nearly as complicated as it sounds. I keep most of my terrestrial species of tarantulas in a ten gallon tank. For a burrower like the Cobalt, your twenty gallon might even be better. Use potting soil as the substrate. It has peat, vermiculite and dirt and my T's love burrowing in it. I've never used an auto-misting machine with my T's and instead use the misting bottle and the water bowl to keep the substrate damp. You can find inexpensive humidity guages in the reptile section of any pet store. I hear you about Ohio weather. I live in Wisconsin and it's.. ld... If you feed your Cobalt store bought crickets and other feeders, you won't have to worry too much about parasites. None of my spiders have ever gotten a fungal or mite infection so I wouldn't worry too much. Often, better air circulation and a complete change of substrate fixes these problems if they do happen. No plants are necessary with tarantulas, especially terrestrial tarantulas. Their only use is to pretty up the tank, which the Tarantula cares nothing about. If all else fails, do try your zoo. I had to liquidate most of my tarantula stock many years ago and my local zoo took them. Since yours is a special species, the zoo might be glad to take him. One thing to know about tarantulas: the less they move, the happier they are. Unless their legs are tucked under them. That's bad. :D

Q: HI: I have 2 green anoles a male and female. My female Just layid one egg but no in dirt So I put in the dirt last night and the morning the egg was caved in. I have a Reptile mat and have a 2 lambs one for day and heat for the night. Do I need a egg incubator? Thx for Info. :): slightly damp sphagnum moss is better than dirt. be sure not to rotate the egg while moving it. watch: it may still grow the embryo

Q: I‘m new to growing microgreens and have tried Mel‘s mix and straight vermiculite, but a neighbor suggested cheap clay cat litter, which is what he uses to start bamboo from seed. Any suggestions on a good growing medum for microgreens would be most welcome. I like the mat idea but they are expensive for a one use product in my opinion. Thanks!: No, clay cat litter is not a good choice for growing microgreens. When clay becomes saturated, it loses its pore space. Clay is the smallest part of soil. Clay particles can only be seen individually under an electron microscope. The other components to soil are silt, which are medium sized particles, and sand which are large particles. Good soil needs all three in certain amounts. This is soil science and can get pretty technical. To grow microgreens, you'd be better off with a good growing soil that holds some water but drains easily. It will have a good mineral base with a good amount of composted organic matter. The compost will supply basically all the nutrients the greens will need.

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: How would I make a concrete couch for my back yard or any kind of mold for that matter? What do artist use to make things like that then put tile on them as mosaics.: Hi tesla the only car which has found it's way on to the TOP GEAR wall of fame which could be classified in this list is an open frame car like a motorcycle it is an ARIEL ATOM. so now you know.

Q: pretty much just wanted to see if it would work. I dug a hole put several different layers of wet hay(dryed grass), vermiculite, rye flour, water, and old dead wood, like a tree that's been dead on the ground for years ate up by bugs and what not to the point where its orange(I shredded up the wood pretty good ). I also crumbled up one of my B+ mycilium cakes on the bottom and on the some semi top layer. Just to try even more I squirted about 10cc of My spore syringe on multiple layers. I kno I probably should of used poo but like I said I just wanted to try. Think it might work? Tips would be appreciated. Thank u: That's okorder

Q: I found some dirt that had pieces of really shiny black pieces, which looked like obsidian, some pieces that looked like gold, (which I doubt they were), and weird pieces that were somewhat greenish. The rest looked kind of sandy to me, and it was very soft, just like sand. Do you have any idea what this could be? I find it kind of odd that I found this in Virginia, where the dirt is red clay...: you better use the regular insulation for liners. won't expand or burn.

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