Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite System 1

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite

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Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Specifications

1. Silica cloth coating vermiculite
2. Color: yellow
3. Material: vermiculite & silica

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Product Description

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Description:

1. This extreme high temperature, heat and flame resistant fabric is used for equipment protection, welding curtains and blankets.

2. Coating on the surface of silica fabrics can increase mechanical properties and high temperature resistance and can be used at 1800°F / 982°C continuously with molts above 3000°F / 1650.

3. Some of the properties of the fabric include SiO2 content ≥96%, Thermal shrinkage <13%.

4. This high performance extreme temperature fabric is used in almost all industries for the highest heat protection available.

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Application:

1. Used primarily for high temperature insulation, thermal protection for several technical branches, blankets, molten metal splash protection, open flame and refractory padding.

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Datas:

REF.no.	Weave	Warp yarn (metric unit)	Fill yarn (Metric unit)	Warp/Weft density (ends/cm)	Weight(g/m2)	Thickness(mm)	Width (inch)	Roll length(yard)
Silica84	Satim	Ec9 33 4X2	EC9 33 4X4	18*13	600	0.76	36	50
Silica86	Satin	EC9 33 4X2	EC9 33 4X4	18*13	800	1.02	36	50
Silica88	Satin	EC9 33 4X4	Ec9 33 4X4	18*13	1200	1.35	36	50

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1. Our packaging is as per customer's request.

2. Normal goods delivered by sea transport.

3. Sample shipping by express.

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2. Well-trained and experienced staffs to answer all your inquiries in fluent English.

3. All our products have 1-year warranties.

4. Offering the support to solve the problem in the application or selling period.

5. Competitive prices based on same quality.

6. Guarantee samples quality same as mass production quality.

Company Information

1. Professional Insulation products suppliers

2. Passed by TUV and UCS certification

3.100% QC inspection before shipment

4 .Best quality and Best service with competitive price.

Q:I asked home depot for vermiculite , they said they had perlite and it is the same but I am not so sure about it. Vermiculite is also used by pool suppliers but I am not so sure this is what kind of vermiculite that you would use for a square foot garden. Any help?: this is a sight for seriouse answers not dumb jokes...grow up...there is no such thing as a south american vermiculite snail and snails dont cough let alone do their mothers abandon them because they neve get raised by there mother .... ***

Q:So i filled my substrate jars with the proper amounts of vermiculite + water, stirred, then added the proper amount of brown rice flour. i put the jars in a steaming pot (elevated above water level) for about 2 hours, but did not have my spore syringe yet. so i let them sit for like 2 days in the pot, wihtout taking the lids off any of the substrate jars (or the foil).have my substrate jars lost any of their water content due to evaporation, perhaps during the steaming process or during the 2 day wait before inoculation?the jars had the lids loosely screwed on, with 3 holes hammered into the top (small holes), and covered in tin foil.: Let me dust off my PhD Doctorate Degree. NO you can't do it that way. .

Q:I'm doing a science fair project.(what material absorb water.?: You might consider switching the substrate in the incubator to vermiculite rather then using moss. Vermiculite and perlite are the two main recommended substrates for incubation. They surround the eggs better and retain moisture reliably. Wet the vermiculite and then squeeze out as much water as you can by hand. The consistency that you are left with is what you want. Damp enough for the pieces to slightly stick together. I always incubate my corns with an a lid on the egg container with small air holes. There is often enough condensation produced to keep the medium moist through-out the incubation period but occasionally it does have to be re-moistened slightly. In that case lightly drip some water on the substrate in between the eggs. Don't wet the eggs themselves. The hatchlings should be separated from each other to avoid cannibilism and keep track of feeding. Deli containers are ideal, any take-out restaurant in your neighbourhood would likely be willing to sell you enough to house your clutch.

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 have recently found that my family was exposed to vermiculite, a material containing asbestos, in my childhood home. During my childhood my father remodeled our home several times. What is our risk of developing asbestos related diseases? (I am having trouble finding true cancer rates and information in google searches.)No one in my family is showing abnormalities 10+ years after moving out.: NEWSPAPER!

Q:I really need help w/ my science fair,and I would really appreaciate if anyone can help.Thnx.: Home Depot I know for sure has larger bags. And I do believe that Lowe's carries it ,as well. Check there before you go paying a fortune to have it shipped. Good Luck!

Q:When i put my vermiculite down do i HAVE to moisten it or can i leave it dry? if i do have to moisten it do i just do it and set it inside or what? Can someone give me advice on what they did?: www.okorder

Q:I have four rooted cuttings of Plumeria. They were all in a pot with Miracle grow soil on the bottom, and Vermiculite for the rest. All four were in one pot until they rooted. Well, they did and they were doing great, and then I put them in seperate pots, and the medium I used was a mixture of sand, perlite, vermiculite, and Miracle Grow soil. They aren‘t doing so well anymore and it has been two weeks. They aren‘t dying, they just quit growing. Should I put them back into the same kind of medium they were in to begin with? Or should I just leave them alone, as I am afraid to keep re-planting them.: grow it in soil-based potting mix with added sharp sand, in full light sounds like you don't have the sharp dranaige you once had. add more rough sand to it, like lava sand. i hate perlite, have not had good results with it. stick with the natural stuff. make sure you don't have spider mite, as that's a common problem indoors. water moderately, fertilize monthly. no worries with repotting, as long as you're gentle and don't let the roots dry out in the process.

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