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 have a female bearded dragon which is pregnant and has started to make nest to lay her eggs. can anyone help me set up a working incubator using a foam box with lid, submersable heater, water pump, a cat litter tray and a plank on which to put the box with the eggs,and also a type of soil. i have it set up and tried to test it with normal sand but the humidity does not make the dry sand damp.any info can help please
- There is no track. Most likely the motor just died and needs to be replaced.
- Q: Main applications of expanded vermiculite
- Vermiculite is a product of many products of vermiculite vermiculite. He is non-metallic mineral products after the vermiculite ore after calcination processing. The proportion of its very light one side only 80-100 kilograms. It has good air permeability. Moisture and insulation. In vermiculite in the greenhouse, with osteoporosis the soil, good air permeability, water absorption ability, the characteristics of small changes in temperature, is conducive to the growth of crops, but also can reduce the amount of fertilizer.
- Q: i need to know what sort of material you would use to grow plants vegetatively.like in leaf layering or tip cutting.
- Vermiculite is generally used outdoors for moisture retention and soil conditioning. Perlite is best used in potting soils for houseplants. I don't believe either is appropriate for compost. Compost should be made up of organic matter only.
- Q: im getting an pink-toe tarantula and iv got a glass tank , iv got a few things to ask , iv brought T-Rex soil bedding i think my mate called it coco fiber would that be ok ? also im gonna feed my tarantula roaches but should i dust them ? also can i feed my tarantula meal worms? also im gonna buy wax worms iv herd they turn in moths and iv herd they love moths would that be ok ? if they do love to eat months how would i be able to help them turn into moths .
- had something to do wtih like industrial revolution
- Q: I am trying to propagate oleander from cuttings, but after a week no roots are visible. I used the newest growth on the plants and cut the leaves short. The cuttings are in water and the lowest sets of leaves were removed so that the nodes are in the water. They have been kept indoors in a spot that gets some indirect light. Should I have roots growing already? Also, is there a better way of doing this?
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- Q: I have made a few PF Cakes out of vermiculite, brown rye flour, in a few glass jars and a syringe of mushroom spores.(in Aug.) I followed all of the steps, gave birth and grew a few batches of mushrooms, but I don‘t like them. Can I buy a different strain of mushroom spores and plant them and grow them on the cakes I have already birthed and cultivated a few times? Instead of having to make a PF cake from the beginning with the brown rye flour.
- Sure, you can just use different spores on the same medium.
- Q: small balls that soaks up water.what are they called?
- Chiles are really hard to understand, they seem to defy all the rules where tarantulas are concerned, I have four different species and where three are pretty reliable the chile rose is a worry. She may have got used to climbing the sides of her tank at the store, they are not hugely active, mine doesn't do a lot unless she's hungry and that's not that often. The soil could be too damp but it would have to be dripping wet for it to bother her. I wouldn't recommend soil from public places, you never know what's been done to it (or on it). If you are having trouble finding it locally I would suggest you look online or ask the store where you bought the spider where they get it from and if they can order you some, vermiculite is not good for tarantulas as it sticks to them. If you REALLY can't get a good substrate for her get some new clean potting soil from a garden centre and use that, you know it's got nothing nasty in it then, you may have to change it regularly though if it gets mouldy but you have to watch this with any substrate. Give her time to settle in though before you worry, chiles are wonderful beginner spiders but are very temperamental, she may fast for months, not moult for ages and refuse certain bugs as food but as long as she is active and has access to water she should be fine, enjoy her ;-)
- Q: Will they be okay the mom pushed them around a little bit. There is 8 egg what can I do to help them live ?
- Get some vermiculite from a local reptile shop and mix it with water so that when you squeeze it it holds its shape but no water comes out and then put this mixture into a tupperware container which has small air holes cut into it for air circulation. Dig small holes for the eggs this will make it so they wont roll around. This is very important, the eggs need to be undisturbed and kept the same way the mother layed them. Keep the temperature at 84-85 degrees with a humidity of around 80%. The incubation period usually runs around 45-60 days roughly.
- Q: we bought a house with a swimming pool that needs a new liner,we dont like how it drops off to 10 feet,is there anything we can do to maybe make it 7 feet?any ideas would be appreciated ,thanks
- Do as the other said, sand or dirt, then instead of using sand under the liner, look into Vermiculite, it is a soft concrete. Using the vermiculite under the liner will prevent foot prints or other dents in the liner bottom in the future. Also line the walls of the pool with 1/4 foam. If the steps are in the pool (not plastic) you can also line those with foam as well, for a cushioned feeling.
- 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.
- A great load of lavender sage and lemon may, but I've never tried it. You could try rosemary oil extract.
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Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper
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