light bulk density perlite vermiculite fire board

light bulk density perlite vermiculite fire board System 1

light bulk density perlite vermiculite fire board

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Min Order Qty:: 500 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Specifications

Density 220-+10%
compress strength >=0.49
thermal conductivity 298K-+2K
working temperature 900C
linerashrinkage 923K(650C)

Perlite insulation board

Product introduction:

Perlite insulation board , is also called FEG waterproofing perlite insulation board, its main ingredient is

expanded perlite particle,reinforced fiber ,mixing in heat resistant inorganic natural sepiolite, inorganic

modified binder and high temperature resistant polymer moisture repellent, by the physical synthesis

technology, in the specific temperature condition, pressure forming.

Advantage:

1.light weight,

2.fire-resistant, water proofing, sound proofing, heat insulation character.

3.Good water-proof property,

4.low thermal conductivity,

5.light bulk density, .

6.high strength,

7.excellent chemical stability,

8.non-shrinkage

9.non-deformation

10. any processing, nontoxic.

11.In 1200C tem condition, fire endurance can be up to 90-120 minutes

Application:

1. Ships, core board of fire door in house, industry furnace, public buildings ‘s roof,

swimming pool, barn, Cold Storage, boiler.

2. Heat and cold project

Specification:

Item	Index
Density(kg/m3)	220+-10%
Thermal Conductivity(w/m.k)	≤0.065
Compression Strength(Kpa)	≥474
Quality Moisture Rate(%)	≤5
Hydrophobicity (%)	99.2
Working Temperature(°C)	-40-900°C
Common Size(mm)	600300 1050950, Min. Thickness:25mm

Q: Growing white button mushroom for first time. What is the best substitute for vermiculite else than perlite?: get a bag of perlite (not vermiculite) and work it into the soil. (Lowe's)

Q: I was wondering i want to start a garden and i was looking on line to see wha ti am supossed to do but it said you need a sandy faomy soil but my soil is more like clay. is there any way to get my soil ready to sow some seeds soon. I also live in a very isolated area so i can not get to a store more than maybe once a month. any ideas would be great!: He's exactly right. Stay away from it.

Q: Would it have any affect on my plants? What about vegetables? Strawberries? I have quite a bit left, I'm thinking of using it in one of my small planting areas.: I'm not a professionl but if it were me I would do one of two things . Dig up some of the soil outside and put it in the oven to sterilize it and wait until it cools off and then plant in that or just go by a small bag of succulent potting soil. My dad was a master gardner he always said if it grows well in your yard then use it on your plants of similar type, just sterilize it first.

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: Tarantula Enclosures

Q: if not what should i use?: I've okorder

Q: Where does vermiculite come from?: try keeping the crickets on vermiculite it holds moisture for up to a month

Q: she laid them last night i found them, put them in a piece of foam wet the faom laid it next to the heating lamp and put a a heatmat under it. they had little dents in them when i found them but they still have veins and a red color on the inside when candle lite it . other questions : will she lay more and if so how many for how long?, and will she be okay because she has alot of sentimental value to me, and ive had her sense she was little 3 years ago (i was just kind of worried). other comments : she is currently in a 80 gallon cage with my other male leopard gecko.: Hey the dents are most likely lack of moisture. I would not recommend using wet foam. If you can get your hands on some vermiculite or perlite ( both can be bought for very little ) also if you incubate at the lower end of the scale you will get females and will take longer to hatch usually and ont the higher end will produce mostly male. For the vermiculite i used a 1:1 water to vermic and had no problems. If you put it in a tub with lid you will not need to add any more water only opening it once a week for some fresh air. I hatched out eggs this year doing it this way. For the perlite i think its generally a 1:8 of perlite to water. I have never used this so i will add a link. And I found with may female that she does not follow the standard clutch of eggs every 2-3 weeks as most sites say despite her being fed more and having more than enough calcium and vits. my girl only seems to lay every 5 weeks or so. I worried about my girl too as she came to me gravid and a bit on the small side for breeding but she has been fine. So long as she is a good weight and otherwise healthy given the right diet and plenty of calcium she should be fine. Hope this helped. I have added the link for perlite mix and general breeding info in the sources

Q: Hi guys my corn snake is knocked up and im flapping on what to use as an incubator for the eggs im not working at mo so i cant go and but one of those expensive things even tho id love to :( but hey ho so can you guys give me some ideas please also im guna use VERMICULITE but all where ive looked it dont tell you how much water to add i KNOW it has to be 100% humidity but again can i av some advice thanks guys: get a hovabator. the last answer applies to python eggs. 88 degrees is too high for corn snake eggs and could kill them. keep them from 80 to 85 at the most.

Q: What type of stores (home depot? Idk) and how much would it be? It would preferably be the more coarse kind. Thanks: Vermiculite can sometimes be hard to find outside of gardening season. Try the larger garden centers or the ones attached to the big box stores. It may not be on the shelf but try asking if they can bring a bag out of the back for you. I have used coconut coir or mulch successfully as well as an incubation medium. You should be able to get a brick of that at most pet stores.

Q: I've heard of quot;Hatch Ritequot; and quot;Perlitequot; and quot;Vermiculitequot; as being good substrates... but I've also heard of the last two being dangerous (like the dust or something). Any suggestions or experiences?: I okorder

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