Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper
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1.Description of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
The basic raw material of aluminum foil include polyester film, PE, netted glass fiber, kraft paper, aluminum foil, aluminum film, polyethylene, white PP, fire retardant adhesive, white polypropylene etc...you can let us know how to compose and specification you want, we would like to offer you the most resonable price accordingly, different material and specification will be for different price!
Normally the reinforced aluminum foil is foil-clad for glass wool and rubber plastic, here below is the advantage of our reinforced aluminum foil:
1).As a specified aluminum layer was added to the appearance of this foil-clad product. So the fire-proof performance can be enhanced in a larger degree.
2).Its inner structure adds high molecule materials that was made by special techniques. The crack-resistance, shock-resistance, anti-corrosion performance will be enhanced greatly.
2.Specifications of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
High strength Vermiculite panels and custom shapes
Density: 475KG/M3 to 900KG/M3
Maximum size: 2100x1000mm
Thickness: 10-40mm
3.Applications of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
1).Original equipment firebox liner, baffle, insulation
2).Replacement of refractory panels, veneer of old refractory materials. Suitable for zero-clearance fireplaces so long as the material being replaced is of equal or lower R value.
3).Refractory replacement material for temperature up to 1100 degree Celsius
4).Fire protection- such as steel beam cladding, fire door cores, and laminated construction panels
5).Heat shield core material
4.Technical Data of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
- Q: i am getting a crested gecko in a few days that is supposed to lay more clutches of eggs this season and i need to make sure i have all of the facts right so give me any info or links you can and also i was wondering how you get the wetness for the perlite/vermiculite perfect so its not too wet or too dry Thank You.
- it been 9 yrs since i rescued a corn snake that layed 27 eggs.and all hatched and back in the wild.but you want the perlite/vermi. to be damp to the touch. keep the container a lil open for air circulation. all i can remember for now.
- Q: anyone know where to purchase a small bag of vermiculite in Arizona phoenix area? I'm have trouble searching for a place. I want to use it for my tarantula.
- It provides drainage and extra air exchange I believe. It also helps the plant to root better.
- Q: The ground cement expansive slate, what item set
- There is no special cement pressure plate fixed, its installation process with gypsum board gypsum board is basically the same, can borrow the quota items, modify the name and price can be.
- Q: what soil, pots, water system, and compost.
- put plants on benches,tables,soil ,and compost you can make yourself, Hand water. any pots,trays ,flats. you can get your hand on.allot of garden centers,nurseries have almost or throw away stuff. Good luck [ be stringent ]
- Q: I caught an amazing scolopendromorpha last night and I plan on keeping it. I already put it in a big plastic container and can feed it but I can‘t currently purchase any substrate for it, which is apparently essential for its survival so I want advice on what to accommodate it with in the meanwhile.
- Good results have been reported with substrates made of a combination of potting soil/peat moss or peat moss/vermiculite. Both of these substrates hold moisture well and support burrowing. An added bonus is that the high acidity of the peat moss retards the growth of fungus and mold. Be sure to use pesticide free ingredients in your substrate as they can quite easily kill your pet. Sand is not recommended as it goes stale quickly in the high humidity environment that centipedes need.
- Q: ive asked a lot of questions about breeding turtles but i want to do it right, first i have yellow bellied turtles, there 3 years old, i have a 40 gallon tank, my female turtle is 7 inches, is that big enough? second how do i get ready for her to lay eggs(im not talking about after she lays her eggs im talking about before she lays her eggs) third do i need an incubator to get the eggs to hatch, is there any other way that would work if so that be great, so please help i want to breed real bad thank you
- The earliest age to reproduce crimson Ear Sliders would be around 5-6 years and whilst the shell reaches around 8 inches in diameter. adult males have very long nails for the mating technique and long slender tails women human beings have short stubby nails besides as short stubby tails.
- 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: I‘m going to grow starberries, peppers, tomatos, potatos, watermelons, tangerines, grapefruits, lemons, sunflowers and alot more. I was wondering, can I use my outside dirt and make a healthy homade compsit for the dirt? Can you help me thanks. How to make it and put it in the dirt
- You can make your own compost. It takes some time and work. You should locate sources of both green material (sources of nitrogen) and brown material (sources of carbon). Use about equal amounts of green and brown. If you've never made compost before, I highly recommend that you read up on it before you start to find out how to do it best. You need a bin or location suited for a good pile. A way to turn the compost and a water source to keep it moist. Depending on the weather, location of compost, aeration or turning it could take from 1 to 8 months for your stuff to break down into compost.
- Q: I‘ve had my tarantula for about a year and a half. The first substrate I used was coconut fiber. The cage needed to be cleaned so recently I changed the substrate to peat and the tarantula did not like that much so after a few weeks with it keeping on its hide I changed it again, back to coconut fiber. It still stays on its hide and won‘t walk on the substrate, occasionally I see it on the water dish or on the glass on the side of the cage. It has been about a month since I put the coconut fiber in. It still eats the crickets if they wander on the hide. What should I do!? I don‘t know what else I can try.
- Go for Peat, or Vermiculite instead. Many of the professional keepers swear by Peat as a substrate, however although peat hold moisture quite well, the following are common problems: Mould, mites, fungus and other unwanted growths. To counter this the substrate should be microwaved (only when it's dry, otherwise their is a possible fire risk!) This will kill any mould or fungus spores, and anything else, such as mites. Vermiculite doesn't tend to encourage mould, fungus or mites. Though some tarantulas, especially arboreal species don't like it as it tends to stick to their feet. You can wet the coconut fibre a little more to encourage burrowing. I use a product called Bed-A-Beast. This product comes in a 4 X 8 X 2 block and when placed in water it yields about 8 litres of bedding. One block fills my five - 10x24 tanks and a dozen small containers for spiderlings.
- Q: whats the best way to over winter dahlia tubers?
- Clean them off and dust with antifungal powder. Lay them in a tray with vermiculite and cover them with more vermiculite. Store them in a cool, not freezing, area like a basement. If it gets down to about 45F, that's ok, as long as it's not freezing. This works for all bulbs, rhizomes and tubers that have to be lifted to keep from freezing. Edit: You won't want to put your tubers in the refrigerator vegetable bin. If it's too moist in the fridge, your tubers will rot. If you have a self defrosting fridge, your tubers will desiccate (dry out) in the fridge.
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Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper
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