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Vermiculite Panel for Sound Insulating

Vermiculite Panel for Sound Insulating

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Min Order Qty:
1000 pair
Supply Capability:
200000 pair/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:56 piece in one pallet.
Delivery Detail:WITHIN 15-25 DAYS AFTER GETTING THE ORDER.

Specifications

vermiculite 
1.ISO9001-2008 Company 
2.Director Member of TVA 
3.Vermiculite Fire Resistant Board Vermiculite fireproof board

  

 

 Vermiculite

 

 

Product Description

 

 Vermiculite

 

                                                      Vermiculite Sound Insulating Board   

 

Product Characteristic

 

 

 

The VMC boards, when used as indoor partition wall cores, have the following, distinguished characteristics:

 

1. Soundproof and helps reduce noise levels 

 

Because of its unique honeycomb structure its performance in soundproofing is excellent. It ensures that the surrounding room is quiet and peaceful, giving a calm feel to a room.

 

Vermiculite may be thin and lightweight, but this does not affect its soundproofing performance.

 

2. Heat insulating and energy conservating

 

Again, because of its structure, its thermal properties help keep a buildings’ rooms warm because it is efficient, envrionmentally friendly, and cost effective.

 

 

 

Technical Data

 

 

 

1. Combustion performance: A1 grade ( this highest standards)

 

2. Smoke toxicity levels: Security level 1 ( AQ 1 grade, the highest standards)

 

3. Hygroscopicity :≤ 4.9% 

 

4. Sound insulation: 40dB

 

5. Noise reduction coefficient: 0.46

 

6. Thermal conductivity: 0.094W(m.k)

 

 

 

Product Specification 

 

1. 2440*1220*20-50mm

 

2. 2100 *900*20-50mm

 

3. 1000*610*20-50mm


Q: my gecko laid 2 eggsthey were prefect.white , no dents, firmso i put them in my incubator and have them on 82degree heat. they are in vermiculite medium in a container with no holes.but after a day they are starting to dent a bit. what is causing this to happen? can i fix it so i dont kill the eggs?.is it too much humidity or not enough? or is my heat temp wrongg
Its dehydration. all you need to do is lightly mist them. check out the video in the link
Q: HI: I have 2 green anoles a male and female. My female Just layid one egg but no in dirt So I put in the dirt last night and the morning the egg was caved in. I have a Reptile mat and have a 2 lambs one for day and heat for the night. Do I need a egg incubator? Thx for Info. :)
slightly damp sphagnum moss is better than dirt. be sure not to rotate the egg while moving it. watch: it may still grow the embryo
Q: how long do they carry there unborns?
if you want an honest answer just visit divisoria, they knew about that or in the malls there. there are also sample cuts they will show you. in divisoria it's cheap but you have to be careful of buying there because of quality of textile.
Q: I got my plant from a friends ivy and I was just wondering how I would go about cutting a new starter plant. thanks for any and all information!
There are various methods, each with a different success rate with different plants. I'd advise asking the friend the method he/she used as it is already proven with the plant. Another method is to simply use a metal hook to hold a branch to the soil of another pot. Takes a bit longer but works well for rosemary philodendrons.
Q: ok, i got that my red slider turtle might lay eggs. but what do i do with them how do i know if one even gets pregnant.
i dont know if you can tell if its pregnate but do reasearch on the turtle that you have look at the breeding section and it should tell you what to do hope that helps
Q: I have a pot of radish seeds to start in zone 10 and i‘ve read that peat moss was wonderful so I thought why not use all of it in the pot and get awesome radishes?. I thought it was the best idea, so I planted my seeds (and a baby tree) entirely in peat moss and added plant food (sea kelp). Was that a great idea?
The trouble with peat is that it runs water and gets hard as a rock when it drys. It is hard to keep a constant level of moisture in peat. Peat moss it also acidic. Using peat to loosen soil in a garden also adds organic matter to the soil. It doesn't clump because soil is in between the particles.
Q: i was going to buy one but then i talked to like 3 different breeders that say they dont even use uncubators just put them in hatchrite and keep them in room temp?
Panther chameleon eggs seem to tolerate a wide range of temperatures during incubation. These temperatures seem to influence the duration of incubation: from 180-365 days. In the incubator, the eggs should be kept in vermiculite with an average moisture of 0.7 parts water, and 1 part vermiculite. Too much moisture can cause egg bursting and death by suffocation. Incubation of panther chameleon eggs kept at the same moisture ratio stated earlier at a day-to-night fluctuation of 65°-78°F hatch in 7-10 months. If you can match these temperature and humidity conditions in your home, then there is no need for an incubator. To be safe, I would get one until you establish a breeding method that you feel 100% comfortable with, if you plan to continue breeding. If you incubate at about 72-73 degrees, you should see hatching between 8-10 months.
Q: I am a bit confused as to where I put the humidity sensor, on top of the perlite, in the perlite or a few inches from it as obviously the perlite will be moister than the atmosphere. Also how deep do I bury the eggs? I have a herpnurseryII, any tips for sucessful hatching?
atmosphere because the eggs are not burried in the perlite. so what you want is the humidity of the air.
Q: I looked in my snakes tank yesterday, and my female corn snake had laid eggs. I don‘t know what to do, I haven‘t done anything with them yet. But I would really like to know what to do so they dont die.
U first need to candle with a flash light like u wld do chicken eggs n make sure they r fertile, u will need vermiculite which u can get at most gardening places or lowes has it I believe, u mix tht with water n u want it to where it's wet but u cnt squeeze any water out. Do NOT flip the eggs. Keep them up right or u will kill the babies. If they have hardened already carefully pick the cluster up. Don't worry abt seperating them. Put the vermic n a container big enough to hold the eggs n make a divit in it where u r gnna place the eggs. Cover it with a lid n if u do not have an incubator u need to put them n a very warm constant temp room. Most colubrids don't need high egg heat n I know people tht jst leave all the eggs n a room n they hatch tht way. I wld google the exact temp they need to b at as I have ball pythons n am not sure of colubrids temps for eggs. Mama may bite u so b careful. Again remember do not let the eggs turn or flip. They have to stay n there exact upright position.
Q: A propane facility exploded in my neighborhood, scattering debris up to a 2km radius on early Sunday morning. If you have not seen the footage, it's plastered all over Youtube by now Im sure, it can give you an idea of exactly how huge this explosion was and the damage it caused, thankfully it was early in the morning and could have had a much worse outcome. They said they discovered Asbestos was used in that facility. We're not getting any definite answers from our Mayor regarding whether the air in the neighborhood is safe to breath or not. Does anyone know how dangerous this could be if its airborne in a community? We live in North York which is part of Toronto Ontario. We've been going mad watching the news for information and I'm just about ready to pack up my family and get the heck out of here. Anyway was hoping perhaps someone may be educated on this subject, thank you all in advance for any input.
There are many different types of asbestos and asbestos products that carry different health risks. Fortunately, only asbestos derived from vermiculite in North America (and a couple of other minerals in other parts of the world) have a very high health risk. Most forms of asbestos have moderate or low health risks, which requires prolonged exposure to cause problems. The risk of exposure has two phases: the initial explosion which put asbestos fibers into the air, and lingering exposure from asbestos fibers that settle and later get blown back into the air. Toronto has enough humidity and precipitation that fibers are not likely to re-enter the air. If you were not directly exposed to dust from the explosion, you probably will have no exposure to asbestos. All asbestos should have settled within a few hours after the fire was put out. If you were exposed to dust from the explosion, chances are that the asbestos was not the really nasty type, and that you might not have breathed enough dust to be a health risk (unless you are an emergency worker that was right in the middle of the dust).

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