Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabrics

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Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabrics

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Packaging Detail:	Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric pack carton box
Delivery Detail:	3-10 days

Specifications

1 Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric made by vermiculite, ceramic
2 Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric resistant heat

Product Description

Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric is a woven fabric made of our high quality ceramic fiber yarns and then coated with vermiculite. It can be used for high temperature applications up to 1000° C. The cloth is reinforced with fiberglass filament. It contains a certain amount of binder material which is normally burned at lower temperature and does not affect the insulation property. Vermiculite coating enhances the fabrics unmatched abrasion resistance and tensile strength. it also provide a dust suppression coating which allows for a safer work environment.

Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric Application:

It can used as expansion joints, safety blankets, curtains, welding blankets, protective and insulating covers, shields,

gaskets, cable or pipe wrapping, etc. It has been widely used in welding, foundry works, aluminum and steel mills,

boiler insulation and seal, shipyards, refineries, power plants and chemical plants.

This Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Fabric has a very high vermiculite content (10 to 12%).

Allows for contacting molten metal slag

An alternative to asbestos based textiles

Provides low thermal conductivity and good dielectric strength and features excellent corrosion resistance

Used at 2300°F / 1260°C continuously, molts above 3000°F / 1650°C

Q:how often should i fertilize my garden?: It depends on what you are growing and what you have done so far. My garden beds are composed of peat moss, vermiculite, and compost in equal amounts. In the past I have planted in 100% compost. I do not add anything else for fertilizer because the compost provides the needed nutrients. If using chemical fertilizers you want to be careful what kind you are using in addition to how often you fertilize. So, I would suggest either using an organic fertilizer (compost is one) or reading package information to be sure it works for the plants you are growing and to see how often to apply it.

Q:Why doesn‘t mica expand when wetted? Also why do vermiculite and montmorillonite expand when they are wetted. Additionally why does montmorillonite expand twice as much or more than vermiculite when wetted?: mica windows were generally installed on furnaces (way back when) sheet mica has no place for water to collect - but in the case of vermiculite - Vermiculite is a general term applied to mica-like platy minerals that contain up to 4% water, chemically trapped between the mica sheets. Upon rapid heating to temperatures in excess of 900°C, the trapped water changes to steam, forcing the mineral sheets to expand, forming an expanded vermiculite product. My text follows - Mica can be treated with high pressure steam (400 psi) , then immediately passed through a high heat environment 900-1000C - resulting in expanded mica a.k.a. vermiculite. Silicon popcorn, with a dash of potassium and fluorine for 'flavor'. At 1200C this can be fused with ceramic materials yeilding a surface that has to be seen to be appreciated.

Q:i have 2 lizards. a male green anole. and a female bohemian anole. and today i was looking in the terarriam and i saw a little white egg-looking thing. so im gonna assume it‘s an egg. haha. what should i do? should i put the egg in a seperate container so it doesnt get disturbed or broken? or should i just leave it there? also, what do i do once it hatches?: Eat the lizard. Scramble the eggs and serve with some bacon.

Q:How much cement does the vermiculite heat preservation layer need?: Cement and expanded vermiculite, cement should be no less than 325, usually choose 425 ordinary Portland cement. The volume ratio of cement and expanded vermiculite is generally 1:5, which is economical and reasonable. Cement and sand aspect than the general 1:1. Site inspection method: mix the cement paste with fine powder and knead it by hand.

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 am doing a project where you use a plastic container and put insulation in it to keep a fake bug frozen in a ice cube from melting. It will lie under a lamp that is on. What are very good insulators that wont let the heat come in and wont let the cold get out?: Regular potting soil mixed with sand or just damp sand is fine. Her instinct is to bury the eggs and the sand or sand/soil mix will hold the shape better for that then the vermiculite. Vermiculite is better for incubating eggs.

Q:My agriscience teacher gave me two ficus clippings to root and grow. We applied rooting hormone to the bottom of the clippings. I have a plastic tent around them with spaces for air to get in. I pruned the leaves off except for a few near the top. They are in a growing media that contains perlite and, I think there is some vermiculite. Are there any tips I need to know to help it live?: Plenty of sunlight and water.

Q:I am trying to propagate oleander from cuttings, but after a week no roots are visible. I used the newest growth on the plants and cut the leaves short. The cuttings are in water and the lowest sets of leaves were removed so that the nodes are in the water. They have been kept indoors in a spot that gets some indirect light. Should I have roots growing already? Also, is there a better way of doing this?: Put in soil with vermiculite and/or sand. Start over. Dip in rooting hormone and put in soil. 3 tall cuttings of new growth are best. It could take a year on some plants to grow roots. Be sure the soil you use is sterile so nothing in it will cause rot.

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