vermiculite boards used to line gas fires, fireplaces and wood burning stoves
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| Packaging Detail: | firm and strong palleted packaging suitable for longtime sea shipping |
| Delivery Detail: | within 15-20days, urgent order can be sooner delivered |
Specifications
Vermiculite board used as register heat shields for wood burners
Density:500-1000KG/M3 Adjustable
Size: 2440x1220x(20-60)mm
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
Increase the efficiency of your Wood burning Stove
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.
What is Vermiculite
Vermiculite is the geological name given to a group of hydrated laminar minerals which are aluminium-iron-magnesium silicates, resembling mica in appearance. Rock and other impurities are removed from the crude ore which is then crushed and sorted into sizes. It is a safe inert material, light in colour. When heated it expands (exfoliates) up to 30 times its original volume. The exfoliation process converts the dense flakes of ore into lightweight porous granules containing innumerable minute air layers. Exfoliated (expanded) it is light and clean to handle, has a high insulation value, acoustic-insulating properties and will absorb and hold a wide range of liquids.
These granules are non-combustible, and are insoluble in water and all organic solvents. The expanded mineral is easily poured, is light, clean, highly absorbent and provides baffle against impact shock when used for packaging.
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: My leo laid eggs in the water dish. 3 days later i read that it would kill them and filled the dish with vermiculite. did the eggs die before i filled it with vermiculite, or do they still have a chance?
- uh-oh! you need an incubator, quick. here's what to do. get a small fish aquarium, fill it less than an inch on all sides with perlite (found in home depot). after that, get a heating pad or a very hot light and a thermometer. make sure it is at LEAST 80 degrees or 79 degrees Fahrenheit. if you don't have everything, just run to the store quick and buy everything. get a tuberware container and fill it 2/3 of the way with perlite. weigh it on a gram scale, divide number by .8, and then add the two numbers together. spray with water until it weighs that number. put the tubberware in the aquarium and turn on the light and adjust. then go out and buy a better heating pad and use that for the rest of the time, which is about 6-12 weeks. hope it helped! good luck can you answer my question? it is 'is this leopard gecko egg alright'. ps. you can use vermiculite instead of perlite p.p.s. you should candle them, which is carefully put them on a flashlight (oh also you should mark the eggs on the top so you don't turn them over) and if they are yellowy rosy color with a tiny embryo on them they are healthy. if they are green or grey they are duds.
- Q: Vermiculite, soilless cultivation, horticulture, vermiculite, the use of coarse?
- Vermiculite is a kind of mica material which is formed when the silicate material is heated at high temperature. In the course of heating, water loses rapidly and expands, and the volume after expansion is equivalent to 8-20 times of the original volume. Thus, the aeration pore and water holding capacity of the substance are increased. 2. the density of vermiculite was 130-180 kg / cubic meter, and it was neutral to alkaline (ph7-9). Vermiculite can absorb up to 500-650 liters of water per cubic meter of water. After steam disinfection, can release the appropriate amount of potassium, calcium, magnesium.
- Q: what does vermiculite do with peat moss? is it better than coco peat? and what is peat moss? thanks for answering thoroughly
- What species of tarantula do you have? Is the sub wet at all? Some tarantulas, like the G.rosea (rose hair tarantula) for instance, do not like any kind of moisture in their enclosures. If that's the case, just let the substrate dry out entirely and the tarantula should again start walking on the ground.
- Q: Okay, so, I got a female crested gecko.....apparently, she was gravid! Now, I discovered 2 eggs in her cage.....what do I do?!?!?! I REALLY want the eggs to live, how do I incubate them so they can hatch? And, what do I need for substrate for the eggs? Do I need vermiculite? If so, how much? And do I need peat moss? PLEASE help!! And thank you!!!
- Get some moss/Vermiculite/Pearlite/Wet paper towels and place it inside one of your hides, Water helps loosen the skin just like water makes our skin go all wrinkly and soft, Your gecko while hes in shed should spend most of his time in there, And dont be worried when he goes into shed and becomes a light grey colour, He'll soon jump out at you with amazing colours. Also how to make a damp hide? Get a small plastic lunchbox or even the ones you get from take outs, Cut a small hole in it big enough for your gecko to get through, ANd melt the edges of the hole so it doesnt cut your gecko while he trys to get through there, Then place whatever material your going to use (Paper towels, Vermiculite, Pearlite or even sphagnum moss) If you are using moss or anything other than the vermiculite you will need to spray the material once a day to make sure it stays moist, And allows your gecko to shed easy. Also, Giving your gecko warm water baths is a good way to help them shed, Just place them in some warm-ish water and gently put some water over it's head, The water should be a little past his legs, This will also help your gecko shed alot easier, Then as soon as you have done that dry him and put him in the hot side of his vivarium as water makes the body colder when out of it. Hope i helped
- Q: i need a reptile incubator but i cant afford a proper one so i need to make one. i cant afford a fish tank or things like that but i can afford heat mats and vermiculite can u tell me how to make one thx 5 stars for the best answer :)
- Pet shop or a fish bait shop. Poss gardening shop.
- Q: how do you clone house plants?
- Most plants, all you do is cut off a leaf and put it in some rooting media (Rootone, vermiculite, etc) and keep it warm and watered until roots appear, then plant it. Most of the time, you don't refer to this method of propogation for house plants, its commonly just called taking a cutting. When I hear 'cloning', its generally somebody trying to start a grow op for cannabis.
- Q: Okay, so I bought this Chilean Rose two days ago, and the pet store she was at didn't have very nice conditions for her. I'm not sure when was the last time her tank was cleaned. Since I brought her home she hasn't moved much, and prefers to stay in a corner. Since peat/vermiculite substrate is not easy to find here, I just got some soil from the nearby park for her. Now that I've cleaned the tank, and changed the soil, I thought she'd be happier...but now she prefers to crawl on the walls of the tank. Is this normal behaviour? Is it because the new soil is too damp? Help.
- I use the eco-earth (that block thing you put in water) for my pacman frog and he digs all the way to the bottom easy. I would suggest that stuff but it's awful messy so use a HUGE bucket!
- Q: We‘ve used a vermiculite/perlite mix in the past with good results. Just wondering if anyone has used HatchRite. Is it as good as the company claims?
- I only recommend the Kawasaki Ninja 250 sport for beginners. It's the best deal over all. Check out the link and see the information.
- Q: After Sally or Betty have their egg/s we carefully move them into a deli cup w/ moist vermiculite and set them under a heat lamp and make sure the heat is around 80-90 degrees. We do not disturb the eggs while moving them and have watched tons of videos of other people doing the same thing we are doing but the eggs keep deflating and dying. What am I doing wrong? It also seems like the eggs are yellow tinted from the beginning also when candled. Are my lady geckos infertile or could it be Edmond our male?Any tips or step by step advice would be appreciated.They are healthy, fed crickets and meal worms, w/ calcium dusting, plenty of water.
- An actual incubator instead of a foam cup would probably help. I suggest talking to an actual breeder
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vermiculite boards used to line gas fires, fireplaces and wood burning stoves
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
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- Supply Capability:
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