Silver/ White/Golden Vermiculite Board for Fire Insulation

Silver/ White/Golden Vermiculite Board for Fire Insulation System 1

Silver/ White/Golden Vermiculite Board for Fire Insulation

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging Details:	Box, Fumigation-free pallet ,plastic stretch film,paper corner,Wrapping Tape
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Vermiculite Insulation Board

Product Description

Vermiculite Insulation Board

Vermiculite Insulation Board Characteristics:

1. The fireproofing grade is A grade, under the circumstances of 1000 centigrade degrees after one hour.

2. When the vermiculite board(brick) face to fire or high temperature circumstance, it is non-deformable.

3. Water-tolerant, insulate against heat and sound.

Vermiculite Insulation Board Technical Data:

Process temperature: 1100

Bending strength: 0.574~4.96Mpa

Density: 400kgs/M3----900kgs/M3

Compression strength: 0.690~4.90Mpa

Thermal conductivity: Max.0.20W/mK at 600Max.0.128W/mk at 34.51

Insulativity : Min.10MΩ at normal temperature

The minimum thickness: 15mm

The maximum thickness: 50mm

Specification:2440*1220mm,2100*900mm,1000*610mm

Vermiculite Insulation Board Application:

1. Fire resistant core for fire doors

2. Fire resistant walls and ceilings

3. Fire brick in stove, electric heater, storage heater ,furnace and fireplace etc.

4. Heat insulation boards in planes, trains, cars, ships, ovens and pipes etc.

5. Heat preservation and sound insulation boards for walls

Q: 6 days ago my husband caught a 30 inch snake for my boy who loves snakes. He thought it was a gopher snake, but I did not agree. I began researching and I am positive I have Colubrus mormon. In my research I learned that if they have mated in the spring a female will lay in mid July I immediately began to worry. I thought she looked like a female, and she seemed to be fat with 4 lumps. I tried to make a suitable habitat for her to lay her eggs. Today she layed 4 eggs, in her water dish. From what I have read I should incubate the eggs in damp vermiculite in box or something and keep the humidity at 80-100%, temp at about 80. Is this correct? It is so dry here in Utah, I am surprised they need so much humidity.: If the eggs were laid in water, they are probably no good. Snakes in captivity will lay their eggs in the water dish often if no nesting box is provided, which usually kills the egg. And a racer is a horrible pet. They are usually extremely aggressive, feed poorly in captivity, and usually die quickly in captivity. They are often loaded with parasites because of the wide variety of foods they eat in the wild. I would consider letting it go and buying something which would make a better pet. I have over 150 snakes and consider myself to be experienced and I have tried keeping yellowbellied racers in the past with poor results. They are a very difficult snake to keep in captivity. Gopher snakes, on the other hand, are great snakes. I have four of them myself.

Q: i have one male and one female green anole i know how they breed and lay eggs but i don‘t know how to take care of the eggsim just askin before they breed so im ready: The substrate should be 1:1 mass ratio medium to water. In the lab we use vermiculite with excellent success. If you want, you can incubate each egg independently in little baby food jars, or something similar. You do not have to incubate separately, but that way not all your eggs are in one basket so to speak. Place a layer of substrate at least the egg’s width in your container. When placing the eggs in the substrate make a divot with your finger then gently placing the egg in without rotating it. Rotating the egg can damage the fragile embryo. Close in the divot leaving half the egg exposed to the air. Finally place a lid or saran wrap secured with a rubber band over the top and incubate at 27C. Best of luck to you.

Q: My Gecko has just laid an egg this morning and I knew she was pregnant but not when and we intended to go out today and buy some vermiculite but she has already laid 2 so we have put them in a tuba-wear container with sawdust that will be kept moist and also cling film over the top to hold in moisture, the container is under a spotlight in the geckos tank. Is sawdust ok or bad ?: id say dont use sawdust,

Q: Vermiculite in the end what color is good, my how like false?: Vermiculite is a natural, non-toxic mineral that expands at high temperatures. It is a relatively rare mineral, belonging to silicates. Its crystalline structure is monoclinic, and it looks like mica from its appearance. Vermiculite is produced by hydration of certain granite. It is commonly produced with asbestos.

Q: My female bearded dragon that is almost 1 year old just laid 20 eggs yesterday afternoon and they are pretty dented. I was told to put them into a plastic container and put the moist vermiculite with the eggs and keep the temperature in between 80 and 85 degrees and keep the humidity up but I don't know if that means they are dried out or what? Please help!- And we have her in a cage with a male that is almost 1 year old to so we are pretty sure they mated.: Possibly you mean vermiculite,which is an inert substance obtained from mica compounds.Vermiculite is used in mixing various composts,there might well be a trade name of Vermicompost.

Q: I‘m new to growing microgreens and have tried Mel‘s mix and straight vermiculite, but a neighbor suggested cheap clay cat litter, which is what he uses to start bamboo from seed. Any suggestions on a good growing medum for microgreens would be most welcome. I like the mat idea but they are expensive for a one use product in my opinion. Thanks!: No, clay cat litter is not a good choice for growing microgreens. When clay becomes saturated, it loses its pore space. Clay is the smallest part of soil. Clay particles can only be seen individually under an electron microscope. The other components to soil are silt, which are medium sized particles, and sand which are large particles. Good soil needs all three in certain amounts. This is soil science and can get pretty technical. To grow microgreens, you'd be better off with a good growing soil that holds some water but drains easily. It will have a good mineral base with a good amount of composted organic matter. The compost will supply basically all the nutrients the greens will need.

Q: I‘m going to be installing attic insulation. I haven‘t decided on fiberglass or cellulose. I know I‘m supposed to use something fire resistant like vermiculite around the chimney flue. Do I need to take the same steps around electrical junction boxes and lighting fixtures in the ceiling?: Use Roxul Insulation. It is a noncombustible mineral wool insulation. It is approved for continuous use at 1200?F and melts at 2150?F and never catches fire. Other bonuses to Roxul are it is water repellent, does not sustain the growth of mold or mildew and will not lose R-value. This product has been in use since the 30's in Europe and is a proven product.

Q: does any one know where i can find to buy Vermiculite,Perlite,Brown Rice Flower. oh and small half pint mason: It can be costy. I start breeding with only spending 350. mainly because i decide to buy 3 more adults (different morphs: eclipse, enigma and raptor for 200) but when the babies hatched price went up and i had to buy supplies for them too which cost me about 200. it can be pretty cheap, it depends on your habitat supplies and the quality of stuff you buy. most breeders use plastic sterile tubs as tanks. tiny boxes as hides and coolwhip containers for humid hides, bottle caps/lids as food /water/calcium bowls. just remember there are many leopard gecko breeders, so selling the babies will be hard to do (if this is your intention). thats why you shouldnt go into breeding unless you are prepared to house all the babies for their entire life(even if your only selling them in a few months) this way the ones that dont sell, you can keep as pets.

Q: In order to save money, live green and eat healthier (loose weight) I want to start an edible garden on my back deck. Unfortunately, I have a bit of a black thumb, so I need to know which fruits, berries and vegetables grow best in pots. Any ideas ?: Try some cut and come again salad leaves. They are usually sold as seeds mixed with vermiculite so that you can spread them on a pot with all purpose compost and they will grow, quite quickly. Dwarf french beans, in another pot. Fruit is hard to grow this way but there are special pots for strawberries. You do not say where you are because it depends on the weather where you are, what you can grow. Some things are 'delicate' like tomatoes. There are varieties which will grow out doors in cool northern hemisphere so long as there is no chance or any frost. People grow peas upside down from hanging baskets, these can be snacked on, straight from the pod. If you live in a warm area peppers and chillis are happy in big pots. Courgettes will grow on very rich soil, in a pot. You will never grow enough to feed yourself from pots, plants need to have room to spread and want to be in deep soil to grow properly, but you can play at it and enjoy the taste of freshness. Forget trees, they are available for patio growing but will yield very little for the outlay. If you add where you live exactly, it will be more helpful to advise.

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