heat resistant calcium silicate board/heat resistant vermiculite board

heat resistant calcium silicate board/heat resistant vermiculite board System 1

heat resistant calcium silicate board/heat resistant vermiculite board System 2

heat resistant calcium silicate board/heat resistant vermiculite board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	1.Best wooden pallet package or the carton package,or any other forms you want; 2.With package label: production units, name, specification, weight, date ed.
Delivery Detail:	5-15 days after the order confirming

Specifications

1.Obtained CE, KR and ISO9001;
2.Heat resistance temperature is up to 1100 degree centigrade;
3.Low price and best quality.

Description of our products

Calcium Silicate Board is a kind of high efficiency energy-saving and Environmentally friendly materials with temperature limited 1150 cent-degree. They are recommended as thermal insulations of equipment in power station, steel mill and petrochemical industries as well as other various fields. It can be used in washrooms as the ceiling, partition and backer boards. Additionally, Due to the features of fire prevention, thermal insulation, mildew proof and moisture proof, are also applicable to places where high security is needed.

Advantages of our products

1. we have own factory to produce the boards, and we are not the trading company, so we would have the directly customer service and the warranty of our boards is very good;

2. We obtained CE, KR and ISO9001;

3. The highest heat resistance temperature is up to 1100 degree centigrade;

4.The maximum flexural strength is up to 0.7MPa, all technical parameters are the best in China, it is better than other calcium silicate board in the market.

5.Our factory is corporate with the big power plant, uses the steam of the power plant to product the board, it is different from other factories to produce with the boiler. The product use the steam, the quality is better than use the boiler, so the technical parameters of our product are the best in factory. And it is very easy to mass product and reduce the waste, the cost is lower than our factory use boiler. So that the product from our factory is best quality and cheapest price.

Types of products

1. Standard type Calcium Silicate Board

2. JN High-temp Type Calcium Silicate Board

3. High density Calcium Silicate Insulation material Board

4. High strength calcium silicate boards

5. Core Board of Fire Door

6.External wall calcium silicate board

7.Thermal insulation pipe cover

8. Light weight low thermal conductivity calcium silicate board 130kg/m³

Q: i am doing a project where you use a plastic container and put insulation in it to keep a fake bug frozen in a ice cube from melting. It will lie under a lamp that is on. What are very good insulators that wont let the heat come in and wont let the cold get out?: Perlite works too, and you can find both vermiculite and perlite in a garden center or even at a Home Depot or Lowes. Walmart even carries them. If you're sure that she has never been with a male there is no point incubating the eggs. They will not hatch and it doesn't matter what she lays them in.

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: my female gecko just lay 2 eggs about a 30 minute ago. I dont have no incubator. please what do i do I dont want them to die. Please help can i use dirt i dont have vermiculite: Put them in a small, sealed container, gladware or ziplock type disposable food container, or any small plastic box you can see into. You can use soil, it's not the best, but it can work. Just make sure it doesn't have pesticides or fertilizers in it. And not from outside, you don't want any little bugs or nasties trapped in there. Coconut fiber works best in my opinion. What ever you have in the bottom, make sure it's moist, not wet. Inside the sealed container, you want to see just a little moisture on the sides, but not dripping from the top. You don't want the eggs to get wet. If you see condensation forming on the top, open the container carefully and wipe the drops off. Make sure you don't roll the eggs, the top has to stay the top. Put them in the container, seal it, and put it somewhere they will stay between 80 - 90 degrees farenheit. Closer to 90 and the eggs will hatch closer to 30 days. Close 80 and the egs will hatch in closer to 60 days.

Q: Now i have done a little research into growing mushrooms, all i found was how to do it with spore prints in a syringe or what ever. Now i don't know much more about cultivation of mushrooms, so how would i maybe be able to grow some without the vermiculite? i read little bit about growing generic mushrooms in logs and all that, but i didn't read much into it, and correct me if im wrong, but quot;shroomsquot; need to be grown differently and sanitary.Please add as much info and as many links as possible. Also i am only looking into this for the sake of it, i in no way intend on eating selling or even growing this species of mushroom. Cheers.: you're fast, aren't you? not exactly on the surface, not buried though, by any means. and yes put the lid with holes on top, because that keeps it humid and moist. i think you might want an aquarium heater to keep temperature constant, but again you might read upon that.

Q: Which has quot;betterquot; or is quot;more effectivequot; in insulating a 6quot; stainless steel chimney liner inside a 35' high 1927 built brick chimney without clay lining ? Brick chimney also sticks up 5' above roof. Vermiculite ? or 1/2quot; foil back ceramic wool blanket insulation kit ? Thank-you...... Looking for the most effective resistance to heat loss on liner due to creosote build up particularly at top . Want to use the foil back insulation kit over the vermiculite....easier to remove from chimney if ever needed if this is effective for my problem. Wood is not the problem , it is all hard wood over 2 yrs old confirmed...burns fantastic untill flu creosotes up at top.: It's vermiculite. This is a mineral, and some sources are a risk of asbestosis (disease of the lungs) so you can't readily buy it now. It's not hazardous if damp and in soil, it';s when it's in the air and you can breathe in the dust. Large quantities have to be removed by asbestos-removal companies - it used to be used for insulating houses. It must have been in the original potting mix for aeration. This is only a small amount and not that disturbed, so dispose of it in a sealed plastic bag.

Q: I want to put my live aquarium plants into their own pots instead of putting dirt in the bottom of my 30 gallon tank. Any suggestions on what dirt or pots to use?: incorrect DONT upload THE FISH in basic terms yet Wait about 2-4 weeks of your clear out on with gravel and decor, so your tank cycles. The ammonia will spike and your fish tank ought to get cloudy and some fish will die at the same time as different fish are somewhat harder. also in case your water doesnt scent or seems crystal sparkling that ought to recommend a nasty situation for the reason that no organisms stay their, attempt including somewhat overwhelmed up fish flakes or feed. Then get rid of them they could be sensible bacteria improve on your tank. Please dont be fooled and upload fish immediately and then the tank receives cloudy and bye bye to the fishes. Wow i hate at the same time as human beings provide incorrect solutions and it finally ends up killing some pets.

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: 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?: Probably just vermiculite. (I probably didn't spell that right.) Comes with the soil. Not to worry. Now if it starts making gold, we will all be right over.

Q: i want to know whats written on the backside of the potting soil bag the ingredients??: Perlite and Vermiculite can both be purchased from most garden stores. If you can't find it you can use sphagnum moss (or the best you can find at a pet store) instead until you can order some. For tonight I'd recommend removing the eggs and placing them in a plastic tupperware container filled with moist paper towels (try not to put the eggs directly on wet towels though) and see if you can keep them somewhere around 78-83 fahrenheit. Humidity needs to be at least 70% so if you can get it to where it condenses on the lid of the container you are good. You can poke tiny holes in the container for air (eggs breathe) or just leave this for later. The reason I'd remove them as soon as possible is because the snake didn't lay them in a lay box filled with moist moss. Usually you wait a couple hours for the eggs to harden but also usually the snake lays in a prearranged lay box that already has high humidity so you don't have to worry about that as much. If you are really worried about it you can have an incubator shipped overnight. I know LLLReptile overnights hovabators for reptiles. Also they have a deal that includes hatchrite (a commercially available incubation substrate that is premoistened and works well) and deli cups as well in a package deal. (I know because I just ordered one since I have a racer that laid eggs.)

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