Vermiculite Grinding Plant/Vermiculite micro powder Grinding Plant

Vermiculite Grinding Plant/Vermiculite micro powder Grinding Plant System 1

Vermiculite Grinding Plant/Vermiculite micro powder Grinding Plant

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 unit

Supply Capability:: 1000 unit/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Non-fumigation Wooden Boxes
Delivery Detail:	15 Working Days after Receiving the Deposit.

Specifications

Vermiculite Grinding Plant
MODE: HGM80
Input Size: 0-20mm
Finished Size: 5-47micron
Capacity: 0.5-4.5T/

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Main Specification of Vermiculite Grinding Plant

Main Specification
Model	HGM80	HGM90	HGM100L	HGM125
Ring Diameter(mm)	800	900	1000	1300
Ring Number(layer)	3	3	4	4
Roller Number(piece)	21	27	36	44
Main Shaft Speed (r.p.m)	200-240	200-220	180-200	135-155
Input Size(mm)	≤20	≤20	≤25	≤25
Finished Size(um/mesh)	5-47 (325-2500)	5-47 (325-2500)	5-47 (325-2500)	5-47 (325-2500)
Capacity(t/h)	0.5-4.5	0.6-6.5	1-8.5	1.5-12
Overall Dimension(LWH,m)	13.946.2	14.74.87.2	184.68.6	14910.25
Motor Powder(Kw)	123-143	168.35	234.95	344.4

Q: and chlorites!!! 10points for answer!: You okorder

Q: Excuse me a flower peat and perlite vermiculite proportion?: To put it simply, perlite is good for drainage and EC in the vermiculite balance medium. If you are a master, and use moss peat, proficient in watering, it can not be useful vermiculite and perlite

Q: can I use store bought sand to incubate bearded dragon eggs?: To aid in chipping away your wall of questions, haha. Why is Roger Federer so good on a grass surface but he cannot keep up with Rafa Nadal in clay? You can read about the differences in the courts but the short answer is that grass courts play faster and makes shots that are difficult to return even harder. Clay courts play much slower and for amazing athletes like Nadal the slow play works to their advantage. Techniques are certainly different for each court surface. One attribute may be a strength on one court surface and a weak point in another. Players are constantly retuning their game for each surface.

Q: My mountain horned lizard literally JUST laid 8 oval shaped eggs in her cage. We haven't touched anything yet. We've just fed her crickets, we would go out and get some and put some in her cage, and as soon as she ran out, we'd get her some more. They're laying in a nest, which is basically a hole that she dug in the bark substrate. What do I do with them, and how can I make them hatch?: You don't say what you are trying to insulate and why. Are you trying to keep heat in or out; or are you trying to keep something cold? Many of the above materials are good for keeping warm air in a house from radiating out through the walls. Fiberglass works well inside walls as does expanded polystyrene, polyurethane foam. Rockwool, vermiculite and cellulose work well to insulate a ceiling when you blow in a 16 to 18 layer. They don't work in walls because they are loose and tend to pile up at the bottom, leaving the top of the wall empty. Metals such as aluminum, silver foil and gum wrappers are conductors of heat. Conducting heat is the opposite of insulating. In general, house insulation works by trapping pockets of dead air. As long as the air cannot move easily, it cannot conduct heat; therefore it acts as an insulator. The best insulating product, therefore, is the one that best traps the most air. I would probably select expanded polystyrene foam, extruded polystyrene foam and polyisocyanurate foam as the best insulators because they have closed cells full of air. Of course, if you want to insulate an electrical wire, then of the materials listed, rubber would be the best choice -- because it does not conduct electricity very well.

Q: I planted some flower seeds in germination trays 3 days ago; zinnias, lobelia, dahlias. I mixed my own soil; vermiculite, pelite, peat moss. I planted them in moistened soil and covered the trays with plastic. The trays were outside in partial shade. The first two days were fine, and the soil has continued to stay moist. I have only had to spritz water on them a couple of times. The only problem is I was out of town last night and the temperature dropped to 41 degrees. I am now afraid that the cool temperature may have killed them. I hadn‘t realized the temperature would drop so low, otherwise, I would have brought them inside before leaving home. What is the minimum temperature these sort of seeds can withstand? And is there a chance they will still grow? BTW, they are indoors now since the temperatures are going to be in the low 40‘s a few nights this week.: Its ok seeds are cheap and lucky for you seeds are very resilient. Im sure there just fine, here is what you need to do, get a heating pad and some type of lid that will fit over them but still allow free flowing air. Place them next to the window with the most sunlight. Give them couple more days and you should start to see little sprouts. This technique allows for much better germination conditions and a perfect green house effect. Give them a week an a half unfortunately if takes any longer than that its time to say RIP and start over. Gardening is an art that takes a lot of trial and error but once you get it down you can start giving out advice. If you have any more questions or this doesn't clarify enough please add some more info. Much appreciated and Happy gardening Ben

Q: you put 25 grams of iron powder and 1 gram of salt in a resaelable plestic bag, and add 30 grams of vermiculite to the bag, seal the bag, shake it to mix the contents, then add 5 Ml of water to it and mix the contents again. what happens?????: nothing, the salt water will NOT react with iron, however the rion will just replace a few of the ions of the mineral and still probally nothing will happen

Q: I have lost soOOOO many litters to molding even when i try so hard to ventilate it. Are chicken egg incubators good?: They don't require much ventilation. They need a moist environment (90-100% humidity) that can be achieved by placing them in moist vermiculite or perlite. Just make sure it isn't too wet. You should be able to squeeze it and have it clump together a little bit, but not so much that water drips out. They also need a warm environment at around 80-85 degrees for about 60 days. The temps should stay accurate for the entire time, so you will need a thermostat. They should be in a closed container that you can open up once a week to exchange the air. A chicken egg incubator is not appropriate as they will dry out the eggs too much, and they are usually designed to rotate or move the eggs. If reptile eggs get rotated during incubation, the animals will die. The other option is to allow your snake to incubate the eggs. She will insure that the temps and humidity stay perfect as long as she has the right environment to do so. Keep in mind that she won't eat during the incubation. Good luck!

Q: its sold by 2 pound bags. how much do you think you will need for 1 female about 20 eggs?or if u know a site i can buy vermiculite that would be help ful: You should be able to find vermiculite at a local plant nursery. You could even use potting soil or peat moss with no problem.

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