Metal Shingle Stone Coated Steel Roof Machine

Metal Shingle Stone Coated Steel Roof Machine System 1

Metal Shingle Stone Coated Steel Roof Machine

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 20 set/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	2* 40 Feet container
Delivery Detail:	2-3 month after down payment

Specifications

1 bottom gule spraying section
2 stone coated section
3 first time drying
4 Auto face gule spraying
5.second time drying

Stone Coated Production Line

Stone coated sheet is formed by 0.4mm Al-Zn plating panel and color stones. It is modern,environmental and nice appearance.

We developed this stone coated production line based on long time running and improvement. It is high-performance,stable, energy-efficient and easy operation.

It is including five main parts:

1 Auto bottom gule spraying section

2Auto stone coated section

3 The first time drying section

4 Auto face gule spraying section

5 The second time drying section

Introduction:

1. Auto bottom gule spraying section

Appearance size:4000*1000*2000 Unit:mm

Driving section:3KW Excitation motor or frequency speed regulation (AS per customers’requirements )

Automatic pressure spray tank:1set capability:200kg Range:0.6~1Mpa

Automatic glue machine motor: Servo motor, Power:750w, plc

Automatic spray gun:4 set(spare parts)

Dust collecting fan: 1set power:200w

Damp proof lamp:1pc power:100w

Conveying device:Chain reciprocating

Air compressor:1set power:7.5kw

Dust control of axial flow fan:1set power: 200w

Agitator: 1set power:1.5kw

Q: Laybox/ Tupper ware FoodFemale Leo Calcium TabletsHeat PLate/ Heat Pad with adjustable tempPerlite/ VermiculiteSandHumidity Gaugeand if i missed anything tell me ps: with all that stuff im making a homemade incubator: put in a down comforter and don't believe everything you read on the internet

Q: if not i need some alternative substrate for shroom cultivation.: Yes, you absolutely need vermiculite. That is what will keep the eggs moist enough to incubate properly. I have been breeding for several years now, and I don't do anything more than put the eggs in an empty sour cream bowl with vermiculite. The vermiculite should be moist to the touch, but not soaking wet. I keep it lidded with a few small holes for air. I recommend opening it everyday or two just to check on the eggs. Keep the temperature constantly between 79-88. If all works fine, you should have little ones in 6-12 weeks. Good luck!

Q: I have a jade plant I would like to repot but I don‘t know what type of potting soil to use can I use regular potting soil or do I have to use a special kind of potting soil and what type of pot should I use for this plant: I've been working with house plants for over 45 years and have yet to find a perfect potting soil for tropical plants straight out of the bag. I usually have to mix my own to get it to be the best for the plant. I use equal parts bagged top soil, potting soil and vermiculite and make sure the mixture balls in my hand and then falls apart when I wiggle my finger. This shows the best texture to allow oxygen to the roots without clogging and preventing air circulation around the roots and prevents the plant from drowning. There are special mixes for succulents-which a jade is in the succulent group of tropical plants- that will allow good drainage and air circulation. The roots of most succulents are hair-like and very fine so over watering can be done very easily. Be sure you allow the top of the soil surface to dry to about 1/2 inch before you water gain. If the water drains out the bottom right away, it means that the soil was too dry and you should water a bit more often. Never allow the pot to sit in water longer than 20 minutes or you can get root rot and the plant will die very quickly. A sure sign of over watering is if your leaves drop off the stem very easily when touched and they are green and very full. If they are very flat and fall off, the you are under watering and need to water a bit more often. Jades and all succulents been bright indirect light all day in order to do well. You probably will not need to transplant I until you see roots coming out the bottom of the plant, just few before you will need to go into a the next size pot. Don't go too big or you will be in danger of over watering the first time you water the soil. They do not need a lot of fertilizer or plant food so don't give it any until next spring, and just a very little in your watering can when you water. Make sure the soil is a bit moist when you use fertilizer or it will burn the roots.

Q: Well my two normals had their first clutches a few week back. Ones due the first of june and the other the 17th of June. I have a couple of questions that i cant seem to find anywhere. First off the first clutch which was a total of 8 large eggs. I wasnt able to catch when they were first laid so the are all stacked together. My concern is when its time for them to hatch the egg on the bottom, will it be able to get out? also is it normal for the eggs to get a slight greyish color where the vermiculite touches them? all the eggs when candled show veins so there all ok yet.My last question is should i slit the eggs or not? and if i should when should i do so?: i would use Vermiculite Fiberglass infused paint to bond with the fiber glass and offer proper heat protection

Q: I was going into research about lucky bamboo after one of my stalks turned yellow. It said planting bamboo in soil is better than in water and rocks. Would vermiculite work just as good as soil, because all of our soils have fertilizer in that may be too strong for the plant.: I use perlite instead of vermiculite because it's a lot easier to keep from smothering eggs in too much moisture. Perlite doesn't hold moisture next to it unlike vermiculite. If you put too much water in vermiculite it will cling to the eggs and smother them. Perlite with too much water will just let the water go to the bottom of the tub and not do that. Make sure your temperatures aren't too high. High is worse than low. I generally incubate in my snake eggs in my reptile room at room temperature. During the usual times that I incubate, my room stays around 80 at night and no more than 84 during the day. I've also used a styrofoam box with a UTH to keep the temps at 80. I prefer to keep them at around that temperature. You don't say what happens to the eggs when they die. Do they mold, shrivel or what? Depending upon what went wrong, determines the correction

Q: I planted a pea plant for my biology class in growth medium (aka vermiculite) how can i make sure it grows properly and possibly faster? It‘s planted in a pea pot in a green house at school. The temperature varies from sunny to cloudy if that helps: i grew fifty 3 acers of trapper peas (vine peas) they grew to about 17.5 ft in lengh , yeild about sixty 5 timber in holding with acer, area 12 miles west nampa, alberta canada. took 2.5 days to swath a seven-hundred john deere swather and a million.5 to combine with a global 914 combine. my income went to procuring more beneficial used swather. a rooky farmer my second year of doing peas. nearest pea farmer become 60 miles away yet regionally i become the first. fee become $8 in holding with bushel, wheat expenditures fell. third year my combine become sabatashed on my pea field over nighttime. my jelous nieghbors did not like my peas or me yet this all started the interest regionally. the year become 1990

Q: i was going to mix coconut coir into my potting soil (which is mushroom compost, topsoil, fine bark and pumice). should i add one of the above to help aerate the soil?: I personally would never use vermiculite. This stuff can stick to the gecko. If she goes in to shed, she has a higher chance of swallowing vermiculite if it sticks to her skin. Sphagnum moss is great, and so is EcoEarth or Bed-a-Beast. I use EcoEarth for all of my lay boxes (cresties and leos). It stays moist for a longer time than sphagnum moss (according to my experience anyways). It's easier to gently dig through to find eggs. And it doesn't get tracked out of the lay box like the moss sometimes. Sometimes the moss gets tangled up on their feet/legs and gets dragged out.

Q: amaryllis have seed pods.when and how do i harvest them ? how hard are they to grow from seed?: It seems easy enough. but the seeds need to be planted soon after the capsule matures and opens. If you delay, the seeds may die. As the flower fades, the pod at the base of the flower will swell. When it turns yellow and begins to break open, collect the seeds (they look like dry, flattened raisins) and sow them in vermiculite or a seed-starting mixture. When they sprout they will look like grass. In a few weeks bulbs will begin to form. Transplant the seedlings to larger pots and keep them growing in a sunny location. Do not let them go dormant. In four or five years the bulbs will be big enough to bloom. www.georgia /00/article/0,2086. The seeds appear as flat, black, papery structures about one-half inch across. These structures are coverings that serve as wings to allow the wind to disperse the seeds after they mature. The actual seeds are small lumps in this wing. When you plant these seeds, do not bury them deeply. Put them on top of moist potting soil and cover lightly with potting soil or finely shredded sphagnum moss. Moisten this covering medium and then place plastic wrap (or some other material) to retain the moisture over the pot in which the seeds are planted. Avoid over-wetting; the soil and covering material should be only slightly damp. Maintain this level of moisture until the seeds begin germinating, and then irrigate to keep the soil evenly moist as the seedlings grow. cahe.nmsu.edu/CES/yard/2005/09030.

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