Sacheted Vermiculite Non Abesto Expanded Vermiculite
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 20 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 m.t./month
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Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Detail: | 12.5kg/Bag,13.5kg/bag,15kg/bag,20kg/bag.1t/tong bag as customer' requirement |
Delivery Detail: | 7-15days after payment |
Sacheted Vermiculite & Expanded Vermiculite
1.Product name: Vermiculite
2.Brand name: CNBM
3.H.S Code:2530102000
4.Appearance:silver white color or golden color
5.Type:raw vermicultie ,expanded vermiculite
6.Grade:superfine,fine,medium,large grade
7.Applications :Industrial grade,construction grade ,agricultural grade ,horticultural grade
Raw Vermiculite
Vermiculite grade | Vermiculite size | Expansion ratio |
Super fine | 0.3-1mm20-40mesh 40-60mesh | 7-9times |
Fine | 1-2mm 0.7-2mm | 9-10times |
Medium | 2-4mm 1.4-4mm | 10-11times |
Large | 3-6mm 4-8mm | 8-10times |
Expanded Vermiculite
Vermiculite grade | Vermiculite size | Bulk density |
Super fine | 0.3-1mm | 120-150kgs/m3 |
Fine | 1-3mm | 110-130kgs/m3 |
Medium | 2-4mm | 90-120kgs/m3 |
Large | 3-6mm 4-8mm | 90-120kgs/m3 |
Powder | 20-400mesh | 110-250kgs/m3 |
Raw Vermiculite | Expanded vermiculite |
1.Impurity:5%-10% 2.Moisture:5%max 3.Asbestos:None 4.Origin:Xinjiang,China 5.Sample is free with 1kgs 6.Price is negotiated | 1.Impurity:3%max 2.Moisture:0.1%max 3.Asbestos:none 4.Origin:Xinjiang,China 5.Sample is free with 1kgs
6.Price is negotiated |
- Q: Can I put Eco earth for the substrate of the eggs
- For the leopard gecko to lay eggs, eco earth is great. For incubating breeders use hatchrite, perlite, or vermiculite. If you use Perlite or Vermiculite you need to measure out how much substrate to water.
- Q: Where should I use vermiculite?
- The expanded vermiculite is paved on the top of the building, and the utility model has good insulation and heat preservation effect, so that the building is warm in winter and cool in summer. A partition plate of high-rise building with vermiculite brick masonry, can play a sound insulation, fireproof and dampproof effect, and can reduce the building load.
- Q: Can you grow Pearl Oyster Mushrooms in brown rice flour/vermiculite cakes?
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- Q: why is vermiculite added to potting soil?
- the climate could be horrendously chilly - this previous winter, we had much extra snow than I bear in mind having in the 32+ years i've got lived right here and it grow to be bitterly chilly for an quite long term. yet there have been milder winters, too, with minimum or no snow the place it particularly is been quite average temperature-smart. the climate right here is variety of nuts - the forecast predicts snow interior right here couple of days, whilst we are having a thunderstorm proper now - it grow to be just about 70 this previous weekend - to supply you a concept of the loopy fluctuations. in case you think of it may well be very difficult to conform with the climate, it might desire to be invaluable to look for an risk in a much less wacky (and in many cases chilly) climate - different than the climate, nevertheless, I particularly advise Chicago and the encompassing section for residing, working and enjoying. stable success!
- Q: A few weeks ago I planted some little venus fly trap seeds in one cup of peat moss, mixed with one cup of vermiculite. And every other day I give them a spray of distilled water. They're in indirect sunlight in a window that usually stays open. But I've seen no progress, they're not growing.Did I kill them by using the vermiculite?
- Vermiculite will hold more water but tends to bunch together and eventually break up. Perlite will keep it's shape longer, retains moisture and helps aerate the soil.
- Q: i think it would look better... any advice?
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- Q: What are the main ingredients of vermiculite fireproof board?
- Vermiculite fireproof board is a new kind of inorganic material. It is made of expanded vermiculite as main raw material and mixed with a certain proportion of inorganic binder.
- Q: Let's say I didn't have any soil. What could I use instead to grow a plant? Other than water. Like could I just place a seed in a banana peel or something? I would prefer it didn't stink either.
- You do not want to go anywhere near the vermiculite - it IS asbestos. If you think it is - have it tested. You can put unfaced batts over the old blown in fiberglass dont use faced - the insulation has to breath or it will sweat and develop mold. Check out the blown in stuff it comes in bales at Lowes - its much faster to install and Lowes has the machine.
- Q: I am teaching a children's art class and want to do a sculpture project with the kids. Some who have signed up are small and I am leary of giving them sharper tools to carve the plaster blocks I am making. I have instructions on mixing the plaster with vermiculite to make the plaster softer/slow down drying time. I have only found perlite- which is the same gardening-wise but I'm wondering if it will be the same for my purposes. I have found out vermiculite is clay based whereas perlite is rock I'm guessing I can experiment but figured I'd give a quick shout out first! Thanks!
- vermiculite and perlite are two different things, but I don't believe either one is toxic. Vermiculite is what happens when the mineral mica is heated, perlite is a naturaly occuring mineral of volcanic origin. However, if you dry it out in your oven, depending on how much of it you have, I would not have the oven over 150 degrees. And have adequate ventilation. It may take overnight, again depending on how much of it there is. Just keep stirring it occasionally, and keep checking to see how fast it is drying.
- Q: I‘m thinking that they are protesting the fact that they are still in pots and not in the ground. What do you think?I have a little area near a privacy fence where I could plant them. This is TX, and it gets really hot. I could plant them with morning/aftnoon sun, or afternoon shade, or I could plant them where there is mostly shade. Opinions?Thanks, y‘all
- It sounds like they're not getting enough light. Plants that don't get adequate light get leggy, and often don't bloom. All the hibiscus plants I've ever seen do well in full sun; Houston with its humidity should be an excellent location.
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Sacheted Vermiculite Non Abesto Expanded Vermiculite
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 20 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 m.t./month
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