Vermiculite Coated Industrial Fiberglass Tape

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Vermiculite Coated Industrial Fiberglass Tape

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Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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Packaging Detail:	Coated Fiber Glass Tape packed according to customer requirement
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Vermiculite Coated Industrial Fiber Glass Tape

Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Tape Description:

1. Vermiculite is a natural mineral which provides a natural inorganic finish to fiberglass.

2. This coating provides short temperature resistance of 1000C degree and increased continuous temperature resistance temperature up to 800C degree.
3. Vermiculite coated fiber glass tape increase the products' abrasion resistance and adds to its ability to withstand direct flame.

4. It also provide a dust suppression coating which allows for a safer work environment.

Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Tape Application:
1. Vermiculite coated fiber glass tape is used for heat shield,flange and valve covers,welding curtains,expansion joins and equipment

Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Tape Specification:

Ref. No.	Basic cloth	Overall Thickness (mm)	Weight (g/m2)	Width (meter)
2025V	2025	0.75	610	1, 1.5
M24V	M24	1.0	830	1, 1.5
M30V	M30	1.4	1080	1, 1.5
TX1500V	TX1500	1.5	1150	1, 1.5
FG105T2mmV	FG105T-2mm	2.0	1400	1, 1.5
FG105T3mmV	FG105T-3mm	3.0	1900	1, 1.5

Q: We just mated my two leopard geckos and yes one is a boy and the other is a girl, i know that we have to give the female a home to lay the eggs but i am not sure what to put inside the container? and should i have the container open or cut a whole on the side and it covered?thanks: Once the female lays the eggs you can remove them and put the eggs in a plastic deli cup with holes and sterile vermiculite, soil or sand for substrate. I'd prefer vermiculite because it holds heat and humidity. Like many other egg-laying reptiles the sex of Leopard geckos are determined by incubation temperature. Eggs incubated at 79 °F will result in a majority of female neonates, whereas eggs incubated at 85-87 °F will result in a more even sex ratio and eggs incubated at 89-90 °F in the first four weeks will result in more males. Females hatched from these eggs are generally more aggressive than other females, and they tend to reach sexual maturity later if at all. An incubation temperature lower than 77 °F or higher than 97 °F will cause deformities and usually death of the neonates incubated at these temperatures

Q: My friend gave me a couple plants she didn‘t need anymore but she‘s growing them in soil and I prefer soilless mix. I am about to transplant them into bigger pots but I don‘t want to buy the same soil she was using or even any soil. I already have soilless mix, is there a way I can transfer it into the soilless. Obviously there would still be soil wrapped around the roots and the two soils would mix. Is it ok. What should I do?: The term soil-less mix covers a wide range of media. Soil-less can be anything from rock-wool, fired expanded clay balls, perlite and vermiculite to peat moss or coir fiber from coconut husks. A soil-less mix is usually peat moss with perlite and vermiculite, and its primary benefit is its acid pH that inhibits growth of disease organisms. This makes it helpful for seed-starting. Soil-less mixes (potting soil) have little if any nutrient value. I've never had a problem mixing soil with potting soil or vice versa. When you transplant seedlings from the nursery to a flower bed you are setting a soil-less mix into soil. I think you are worrying about nothing.

Q: What can vermiculite do?: In appearance, the vermiculite is earthy yellow, flashing golden particles from time to time. The smaller ones are like golden powder, and the larger ones are as large as the grains of rice. Holding a handle is very light, because its weight is only 1/10 of the same volume of soil.

Q: Like in a pet store, grocery store, etc.Thanks a lot!: He will use x bushels of 50%, and 6 - x bushels of 100%. The result will be: .50 * x + 6 - x = .6 * 6 = 3.6 -x/2 = -2.4 x = 4.8 4.8 bushels of 50/50 mix contains 2.4 bushels of pure vermiculite adding 1.2 to make it 6 and you have (2.4 + 1.2) / 6 = 3.6 / 6 bushels of pure vermiculite = 60%. He can also do it this way, using his whole 5 bushels: Let x = amount of 100% vermiculite to add. 5 bushels of 50% vermiculite = 2.5 bushels of pure vermiculite. 2.5 + x = .60 * (5 + x) [ existing vermiculite + added = 60% of total ] 2.5 + x = 3 + .60 x .40 x = .5 x = 1.25 bushels added. Then he will have 6 1/4 bushels of the new mix. which will be 60% vermiculite. ( 3.75 / 6.25 = 0.60 ) If he then throws away 1/4 bushel of the new mix, he will have the desired mix in the desired quantity.

Q: What kind of stone is vermiculite?: It is such a name. Brown, yellow, vermiculite is dark green, like the oil sheen. After heating them into grey. Vermiculite can be used as construction materials, adsorbents, fire insulation materials, mechanical lubricant, soil conditioner and so on

Q: How do you grow psilocybe mushrooms?: Prepare a laying box with 1-2 inches of damp perlite or vermiculite.

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: Are my bearded dragon eggs healthy?: Well since you probably don't have an incubator which are like a thousand dollars, then I'd suggest you put them in some vermiculate, and put a heat lamp on them that makes their temps 85 degrees. The vermiculite will keep the eggs moist that way you won't have to put them in a box along with the heat lamp and a water bowl that you would need to replace every day or even more than that. So the easiest way would be to just put them in some vermiculite and heat them to 85 degrees. Put them in the container with vermiculite the same way you found them, don't turn them or anything, because that could crush them. And don't drown them under the vermiculite either, just bury them half way remember not to touch them too much or harshly.

Q: Help? What is this on my window seal?: yes, you can grow in soil, but you need light. if you dont have light your plant will stretch tilt over and it will be worthless to keep growing it.

Q: ok today i was home and right when i wanted to take my green anole out of it hiding spot it ran and dropped an egg it was yellow so it was bad but i want to know if repti moss is a good substrate for them to lay there eggs because its the first and im sure there will be more: its perfect for them its moist is comftarble but hey an incubator is wai better

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