vermiculite boards used to line gas fires, fireplaces and wood burning stoves

vermiculite boards used to line gas fires, fireplaces and wood burning stoves System 1

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vermiculite boards used to line gas fires, fireplaces and wood burning stoves

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Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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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

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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:I am building a rocket stove, basically a large cylinder with a smaller cylinder inside it. The smaller cylinder has the insulating material around it between it and the larger cylinder. What materials could I put between these two cylinders to insulate from the extreme heat?? Because I do not know where I can get vermiculite or perlite as suggested in the youtube videos. Thanks for your help.: It may not attack the eggs now, but if the mold continues to grow, it may destroy all eggs. I would scoop as much of the mold out as you can and then let it dry out a little, maybe stop adding water to it.

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?: You need a incubator or they won't stand a chance.

Q:I want to repot a pot and plant some seeds, and the only quot;pure peat mossquot; I can find comes in a four cubic foot package; I need what would fit in a sandwich bag. :/The seed starting mix I have is peat moss with perlite or vermiculite. I know they are super fussy about pH, and I don't know how those additives would effect the mix over all. Anyone ever try this?: 'Vermiculite' mica is formed by hydration from a type of mica, though i can't find anywhere it says for sure which type. /edit .. the mineral would still be Mica, probably Biotite or/ and Phlogopite type. the water in the mica is responsible for the swelling and expansion. whether the water is artificially introduced, or is a result of natural hydration (the first step towards it's breaking down into a kind of clay) i haven't been able to learn.

Q:Is there some reason why I should not funnel vermiculite or perlite into my existing uninsulated house walls? People keep telling me to blow in cellulose, but that process is very messy and sometimes doesn't do a complete fill. Any advice would be appreciated.: Infertile eggs actual have a tendency to be yellow. in spite of the undeniable fact that if the eggs are dented i might want to in spite of the undeniable fact that positioned them in an incubator until eventually they mould through the actuality they're in a position to in spite of the undeniable fact that be fertile and placed across thoroughly wholesome toddlers

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?: Can't justify the expense of it. We switched to using only perlite for most of our herps.

Q:Are perlite and vermiculite fertile?: The expansion effect of vermiculite in Horticulture: vermiculite have very strong water absorption, can effectively promote plant root growth and seedling growth is stable. Provide water and nutrients necessary for plant growth for long periods of time and maintain the stability of root sun temperature. At the same time, the vermiculite can make the crops get plenty of water and minerals from the early growth stage, and promote the rapid growth of plants and increase the yield. It can be concluded that vermiculite has a relatively large fertility, at least stronger than traditional soil.

Q:My map turtle laid 3 eggs so far. I am doing an expirement with 2 of them. Meaning I am putting them in a diff container. But I want the other and anymore that will be laid to live how do I hatch them. And will a dent kill it? About how many will she lay?: this is a delicate procedure which takes alot of explaininq you shuld qo to you tube and watch sum videos

Q:My leo gecko has a thing full of moist vermiculite, but she won‘t lay her egg. Is it just because everyone is making noise or something like that? Yes, she has a boyfriend. She is between two and three.: She might not be ready, she might be having problems, she might be reabsorbing them.

Q:Been growing micro greens for several months, and have tried vermiculite, potting soil, peat with vermiculite and now am trying jiffy peat pellets (too hard to plant in those small pellets, so even if they work I won't use them again) A friend bought Sure Grow mats but they are expensive and I doubt they can be used twice. The potting soil was the worst - cutting them or gently pulling, however I harvested them I got a clump of dirt in the ends that was difficult to wash off without washing the greens down the drain. Any cheap or free materials suggestions would be appreciated! thanks!: Vermiculite and peralite is used mostly in potting soil to keep the soil loose and workabe and also holds moisture. You look at some potting soils and they have little white grains in it, that is it.

Q:i found this unique variety and i would like too root them but ive tried to root hibiscus b-4 ,no luck ugh!!: Take cuttings (not hard wood) remove lower leaves the hump where the leaves are is called a node. That is where new roots will grow from. Get some vermiculite, per-lite or sharp sand. I prefer them in order given. Wet the medium (vermiculite) evenly and place cuttings in it. Try to keep your fingers and contaminates out of the mix. It can be done in trays or pots or in a old aquarium. Drainage is good or just keep the mix moist not soggy. Place in warm bright spot. A green house of fruit jar or plastic tent could be used if wilting starts. Fewer leaves are better than a lot. Cuttings should be about 6. Root stimulator or hormone could be used in mix to expedite faster rooting.

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