Vermiculite Board used as Heat Shieds and Replacement Fire bricks for Wood Burners
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Product information of Vermiculite board for Stove Fire Bricks:
Heat resistant Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks and registration plates, fireproof fireplace surrounds. Wood burning Stoves. Easy to cut , does not expand. Vermiculite is cheaper and more efficient than fire bricks.
Highly insulating refractory panels made from vermiculite containing no ceramic fibres
Vermiculite boards are easily to cut and shape to any size fire bricks with woodworking tools; as shown in picture on right. A multitude of design possibilities
High temperature resistance, low heat accumulation in lining materials, good thermal shock resistance
High mechanical strength
Good insulation capacity providing better combustion in wood burning stoves and cleaner waste gas.
No ceramic fibres, non-dusting surfaces , non-irritant, odourless
Fire Resistant vermiculite board offer excellent thermal insulation properties and minimal shrinkage at high temperatures. These products find application where fire protection is needed such as in replacement Fire Bricks, panels and bespoke applications where fire resistance or low electrical conductivity is required.
The Vermiculite boards are available in a number of different sizes
Features of Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks:
A good idea which increases efficiency of your Wood burning Stove is to replace the grate or cover it with a piece of vermiculite board and allow a good layer of ash to form on the base of the stove.
This reduces the primary air flow and slows down the rate at which the wood burns.
Technical Data of Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks:
Application of Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks:
Exfoliated vermiculite is used in the friction brake linings market, high temperature insulation, loft insulation, various construction products, animal feeds, horticulture and many other industrial applications. With its layered structure and surface characteristics is utilised in products such as intumescent coatings and gaskets, the treatment of toxic waste and air-freight packaging of hazardous goods.
Vermiculite is inorganic
* No emission of toxic gasses
* No emission of smoke or odour
* Non-combustible
No known health hazards
- Q: OK found a Black and Yellow king snake 3 days ago, i decided to keep it, so i put it into a cage (aquarium) and now she is laying eggs,what do i do,she has laid 3 already,do i take the eggs from her or leave them in there, help me
- i used to live in flordia and there where snakes everywhere. black ones r fine but brightly colored ones u should stay away from. - KMS12345
- Q: only one question really:can you cover the beardie eggs with vermiculite untill they start to hatch?
- If you can get your hands on a polysterine box thats you pretty much sorted. You make a cut near the top so the wire for the heat mat can go in with the lid still on properly, and then put little tubs in ( chinese food boxes or the ones you get crickets on) put the vermiculite in and make sure it stays moist. have fun :)
- Q: How do I identify the grainy, black insulation in my attic?
- As long as there's somewhere that she deems suitable to lay her eggs, it'll be fine. 3 eggs is really not many though for a Beardie. She may well be postponing laying her eggs, which could lead her to becoming egg bound which isn't good and requires a trip to the vet. Maybe do some research and see what other people for their Beardies to lay eggs.
- Q: I'm trying to start a veggie garden. If i use Vermiculite would i combine it with organic compost or would you use the vermiculite as the compost? Wanting to build a raised planter box... getting ideas before my little veggies start sprouting.Also, with having a small indoor lighting system for the veggies. Is there any energy efficient lighting fixture that i can hang underneath my cabinets? I saw the Sunlite ones for like over $100, but way out of my price range. Natural sunlight is doable, but for when it gets colder or even for my herbs, i'd like to have a little lighting system to help. Any suggestions? (Would prefer to buy instore, i just don't know where to start)
- Well have you tried looking in plant nurseries? They usually have vermiculite. Something that works just as well as vermiculite is perlite. Perlite is white and I have seen many people use it. It works as well as vermiculite too. Um you could call gardening places and ask if they have it too. Hope I helped :)
- Q: Is there some reason why I should not funnel vermiculite or perlite into my existing uninsulated house walls? People keep telling me to blow in cellulose, but that process is very messy and sometimes doesn't do a complete fill. Any advice would be appreciated.
- If the egg is deflated looking, try covering it with some moist vermiculite/perlite. Some breeders have also suggested placing a moist paper towel over it. It could be that the humidity is not high enough. Sometimes it takes a couple of days for it to inflate again after being too dry. If the gecko JUST laid it today, give it some time to start checking to see if it's infertile or not. Sometimes you can't see red veins right away, so I'd give it a couple of weeks before checking again. I made my incubator with a styrofoam box, heat mat hooked up to a thermostat, digital thermometer, bowl of water on the heat mat, and a box of eggs in moist vermiculite (wetted the vermiculite then squeezed out the water). For leopard geckos...temperature was set at 83F for mine, but you can have a range of 79-83 for mostly females and 88-90 for mostly males...or in between for a mix. I'd still incubate the egg until it either completely deflates or starts smelling bad.
- Q: I was looking for a substrate to incubate my corn snakes in. I couldn't find vermiculite, I looked all over. The only thing I could find was miracle grow sphagnum peat moss soil. On the back it says quot;wear gloves when using this productquot; so I'm wondering if it would be dangerous for my snake and her eggs.
- GET RID OF THE VERMICULITE NOW !! It may not be eggs, she may be plugged up with vermiculite /or egg bound... in which case a vet might be needed if you want that cost can find one for reptiles - not easy to find vets who know reptiles... I'm going to post you a site for reptiles, very expert knowledgable people !!! As for laying medium I would used a plastic container lined with paper towels, newspaper, paper egg cartons or clean well rinsed moss, spray it now again to keep it moist but not wet !! No vermiculite ever for reptiles or any other animal, it's like tiny styrofoam, plugs kills !!!
- Q: I had a philodendron plant in my house. I decided to put it outside. The wind knocked it over. Some of the plants stem is bent and broken, so I cut it off. The ‘cutting‘ I salvaged has no roots, it‘s all in the soil. I placed the philodendron in water, hoping it will grow new roots. Is there anything else I should do? (I don‘t have a picture of it)
- One of the reasons for philodendrons' popularity is their ease of propagation. Cuttings taken from the growing tips root readily in potting soil, vermiculite or water. This method works well for vining forms that have pronounced growth nodes -- the bumpy areas where leaves or aerial roots grow. During a period when the plant is actively growing, take 6-inch cuttings from the tips of the plant. Remove leaves away from two or three nodes at the bottom of the cutting, leaving one or two leaves on the growing tip, and sink it into moist media or water. Roots should begin forming within 10 days to three weeks. Plants have individual habits that control their readiness to form new roots, but keeping them in a bright, but not sunny, window where temperature ranges are 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit during the daytime and 55 to 60 degrees at night provides optimum conditions for a fast start.
- Q: What kind of material can be used instead of vermiculite and perlite in flower cutting?
- Peat can retain moisture while peat contains a large amount of humic acids that promote plant rooting. To choose half of humification and rougher peat with coarse sand and large particles of perlite as well. The prepared matrix is conducive to ventilation and drainage, but also conducive to the formation of root.
- Q: I‘m doing a PJAS project and I really need help so I can have more informations of the root‘s daily growth. Thank you for those who help me! lt;3lt;3lt;3
- When starting off in low, get moving to remove load and ease off to allow shift with no load.
- Q: If you aciddentaly turn a fertile egg, how long does it take for the color to change and what color would it usually change to? Mine went from pink (in the tank), to brown (in the vermiculite) in less than an hour. Is that normal? I don‘t think I turned them, why did they all turn brown?
- How long has it been since the eggs were laid? Some reptile eggs will turn colors at certain times in development, but I'm not familiar with chameleon eggs. The best option would be to wait a few days and candle them to make certain that they are fertile, adn then don't worry about it. Best of luck with your eggs!
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Vermiculite Board used as Heat Shieds and Replacement Fire bricks for Wood Burners
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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