Industrial Vermiculite Powder for Fireproof Using
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- 20 m.t.
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- 1000 m.t./month
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Specifications of Industrial Vermiculite Powder for Fireproof Using：
Crude vermiculite
10-20 mesh Roseite
Size:1-3mm, 2-4mm, 3-8mm, 4-8mm, 10-20mesh, 20-40mesh, 40-60mesh
ISO 9001-2000
Product Information of Industrial Vermiculite Powder for Fireproof Using：
Vermiculite is a mineral consisting of aluminium-ferrous-magnesium-silicate. Which is in exfoliated form. which is natural,harmless.
Expanded vermiculite can be used as a kind of material with the properties of lightweight, heat preservation, heat insulation, sound absorbing, fireproof.
Vermiculite can be used to produce bitumen coated vermiculite screeds, construction coatings, lightweight concrete, etc.
Technical Data of Industrial Vermiculite Powder for Fireproof Using:
Features of Industrial Vermiculite Powder for Fireproof Using:
Good effect to sound-proofing
size:+20mesh 20-40mesh 40-120mesh 120-270mesh
Usage:Building refractory heat
- Q: i think my corn is pregnant should i put aspen bedding in or shall i put a laying box with vermiculite
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- 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.
- Q: Our lettuce sprouts are in jiffy pots and the soil and pots are moldy. Can plants be saved?
- It sounds you possibly have vermiculite. It might be a natural occurrence or it might be imported/purchased, its a great soil for gardening/growing stuff. The shiny black, gold and green are all weathered biotite. Of course not being able to see/hold means this is just a guess. And a little bit of internet digging (haha pun) shows that there is at least one company that mines it in Virginia. One company, Virginia Vermiculite LLC, produces vermiculite in Virginia. The company operates an open pit mine near Trevilians, in Louisa County. This is one of only three active vermiculite mines in the United States (Potter, 2003). The deposit is in an 80- to 100-foot thick weathered zone in mafic rocks of the Green Springs pluton.
- Q: I have encountered several dust patches around my warehouse. They are right under holes in the cinder block wall. I didn't know what it was from until i put some holes in the wall and found that this brown dust was inside the blocks. My guess is some type of insulation. Can anyone tell me what this stuff is? Also this warehouse is part of a school. Is it harmful in any way to humans? Thanks for any help you can give me.
- no wash it.vermiculite is a natural earth mineral
- 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 recently bought a dozen Robellini Phoenix Palm Tree seeds and I was curious if anyone had any tips or advice on growing them :). I was told by the company to presoak the seeds(which is being done right now). I plan on only planting them 1/2 in. deep as instructed but i‘m uncertain how much sun light I should give them once they begin growing or how much water (ect.). Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
- Because they're not coconut palms. There are about 200 genera and 2600 species of palms in the world. only a few produce what you'll think of as coconuts. Some palms, for instance, produce dates, others betel nuts, carnauba wax, rattan, oil, and a lot of other products. Mostly what I remember seeing in Phoenix during the one brief visit I had were about three species of Washingtonia (fan palm) and a lot of Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island date palm) Coconut palm, Cocos nucifera, is introduced in the US-- you'll see it in FL, NC, HI and in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
- Q: I have a tomato plant that is flourishing...perhaps too well...my questions is ..can I create new plant from trimmings from my original one?I am in Southern Cal
- Any garden centre or nursery will stock these.
- Q: Have a butterfly bush, want to make more bushes. Do I just cut from anywhere on plant, put in water and wait to root.Thx
- most likey tried to use them while they was frozen an d now out of line hav eto remove one and reset it not the blade but the arm
- Q: My uncle put in a new ceiling fan for us this evening. He had to crawl in our attic to do this. He knocked out what I thought was just some dust an plaster. I had my husband vaccuum it up. Only after the fact did we realize there was some vermiculite in those chunks. We had some small traces of silvery flakes on the floor which we've been using a mop to clean up. But there is a small amount that got on the carpet. How should I clean that up? I'm kind of creaking out about asbestos exposure. What else should we do? How consurned should I be about this?
- dont seperate the eggs or you might mess something just keep them like that it wont affect anything anyways. what i do is first i out the vermiculite in a cup with water. then i squeeze all the water from the vermiculite and that should be the right amount of water without doing all that weighing. then i put the vermiculite in the tupperware container and put the eggs in them. make sure that when you put the egg in the container you have to put it in how it was laid or else it will drown. and just keep the container closed and one a week ope the lid for a couple of hour to let air flow in there and thats about it.
- Q: 1. Ok, so lately my cats have seemed to think that my square foot garden is their own personal litter box. In a few days I should be getting some herbs to plant, so I don't want the waste to hurt them. I'm going to get some flexible black tubing and make a quot;chcukwagonquot; like structure with netting to try to keep them out (I'm staking it down). Do you think the herbs will be fine?2. Ok, so my square foot herb garden was actually a vegetable garden last year, but really the only things that did good were the broccoli, peppers (3 types), and rosemary. The pumpkins, watermelons, brussel sprouts, and spinach all failed. Now I decided to just do an herb garden. It was made with peat moss, compost, and some sort of landscapers soil. I've fortified it a couple days ago with a light sprinkling of more compost. the soil seems really light, but I think I may need to add vermiculite. Should I add vermiculite? thanks
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Industrial Vermiculite Powder for Fireproof Using
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
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