CE Certificate Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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Specifications of Specifications of Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board:
Fire-retardent mgo board with CE certificate is high bending strength, used widely for ceiling, partition, floor, interior wall
Fire-retardent mgo board is one of mainly products produced by shanghai xinlong fireproofing material co., ltd.
Size: 1220*2440mm, 1200*2700mm, 1200*3000mm, 600*600mm
Features of Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board:
Mgo board is light weight, fireproof, waterproof, high bending strength, anti-halogen, sound insulation, heat insulation etc.
Application of Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board:
Partition, ceiling, sandwich board skin, table, desk, bar counter, wall, fireproof system wall, flooring, door etc.
Payment methods: T/T
FOB Shanghai
Delivery time: 20 days
Packing: Wood pallet, in bulk
Other Information:
We mainly produce 3 kinds of non-decorative building boards like magnesium oxide board(also called mgo board), fiber cement board, calcium silicate board, they are used widely for ceiling, partition, flooring, exterior/interior wall, door, table etc. What's more, there are five production lines in our factory, including sanding line, rolling decoration line, fiber cement board production line, steam curing line, and 2 production lines of magnesium oxide board.
It's our purpose to provide the high quality building boards to our clients. And we sincerely hope we can have a pleasant corporation with you in the near future.
- Q: What is vermiculite made of?
- expanded clay (hydroton)
- Q: Is vermiculite helpful to flowers?
- Because it has good wettability and permeability. And the texture is light. The plant can be germinated better. But vermiculite is not easy to use for a long time. The use of 1-2 years to replace. Because be broken off. Vermiculite breathable advantages will become good ventilation defects.
- Q: I just got a Baby Leopard Gecko, and the pet store said the first time i spray him (with conditioned water) he might hiss. That was a surprise to me because. i didn‘t know you had to spray them.How much should you and when?Also I have a humidity thermometer thing in there that says (Desert) (Moderate) and (Rain forest) and goes from 0 to 100.What should the humidity be at?
- Moist Boxes In order to help your gecko shed properly, it's important to make a moist box available at all times. Overly low levels of humidity can cause the skin to stick to the body instead of being properly removed. If this happens, you will have to help your gecko shed. Fortunately, moist boxes are simple to create. Just fill a hide box with vermiculite, coconut fiber or moss, and moisten it slightly. The dampness of the box's contents will aid in complete shedding and will keep your leopard gecko a lot healthier. An improper shed is dangerous, since skin can remain on the toes and around the eyes, cutting off circulation as it ages. This is one of the most common ways that leopard geckos lose toes. The good news is that if you see toe caps remaining on your gecko, you can mist or soak it to help with removal. Just make sure to be gentle. It's also a good idea to make sure that your gecko's water dish is shallow, but wide enough for it to fit in completely, in case it would prefer to soak. Mist your moist box from time to time in order to keep it damp enough to be effective. It should be damp, but not soaking. Although leopard geckos naturally live in a dry climate, they need moisture to shed old skin, and their natural burrows are quite damp. Mist young geckos routinely, especially if it looks like they're close to shedding. Once or twice a week will work well to help them do it completely in most cases.
- Q: My leo laid 2 eggs about 4 days ago and I put them in the incubator with Vermiculite,Water and the right amount of heat and so far they have survived.I thinkwhen I first caught them(which was right when the female finished laying them as I caught her laying them)they felt hard and were a bit pinkish whitish so I stuck them in the incubator and waited checking them everyday and candled them for the first time today and I see veins and a pink sac but when I held them to candle them they felt softer than when I first got them but had gotten whiter and bigger in shape is this good or bad? Please help this is my first time breeding my Leo‘s
- The eggs are fine ! They will grow a little over the incubation perod - and will stay soft (they don't go hard like hen eggs) Try not to disturb them now you've started incubating - just keep a check on the temperature and humidity and look forward to the new arrivals - good luck ! (Herpetologist of over 20 years)
- Q: I have a box turtle, and I want to change the substrate I use. WHat should I use? I want it to be pretty cheap because he loves to dig, so it has to be deep, and I have a TON of floor area to cover. Thanks!
- This not a recommended practice as vermiculite can hold moisture. Installing another type of insulation instead of more vermiculite could be a problem. Modern vermiculite is less likely to have asbestos in any great quantity. The proper installation of this product is to install a vapor barrier first then the vermiculite. It might be worthwhile to remove the existing insulation and use a newer blow in product or batts of unbacked fiberglass.
- Q: can a cherry grow without a pit?
- The cherry, like all temperate fruit trees, requires a chilling period or winter to prepare the seed for growth. The hard shell of the pit does not need to be removed, but the seed should be placed in moist vermiculite or peatmoss and stored in the refrigerator for six to eight weeks before planting. Do not let the seed dry before beginning this treatment. Once the seed has been treated by chilling, it may be planted—outside if the weather is already cool, or in a pot in a window or greenhouse. If planted outside, it will experience further chilling and begin growing in the spring. If planted in a pot, it will begin growing in a few weeks. Plant several seeds because it is possible that only a few will grow. In about seven to ten years you may begin eating cherries from your tree. If you graft a part of your seedling onto a mature tree, you can cut several years from the wait. The fruit from your seedling may be tasty, or it may be bitter. Like apples and peaches, this is a plant that will not produce a seedling exactly like the parent. All cherries have pits.and as the article says you can plant and get a tree.most commercial growers today graft their trees.
- Q: I just got my first snake, a milk snake, yesterday and she now has seven eggs! I plan on keeping the tank temperature at about 84 degrees, and keeping sphegnum moss around the eggs so they don‘t dry up. Is this a good plan? also, how should I care for the new hatchlings? what should I feed them? please help, this is my first snake and I dont want the eggs/ hatchlings to die.
- As through my advise u should give them to zoo. If u don't like this idea then separate the egg from her mother as snakes live their eggs just after laying them. as they might feed on their young ones. cover those eggs with sand and keep the tank warm as this is enough to keep them alive. and after hatching feed them on small mice or whatever u feed her mother.
- Q: My female gecko laid 2 eggs today and I have put vermiculite in a small plastic container, squirted it with water, made 2 dimples in the vermiculite and placed both eggs inside. (1 egg in each hole)I have put the tub inside my vivarium on top of the heat mat and i really need some help because this is my first time i have started to breed geckos. Please could you help me by answering these questions:I have put the temperature to 86 c , so do i keep that temperature all night, all day, everyday until they have hatched? When they hatch, where do i keep them?Do i need to buy a heat mat or a heat bulb for them?What and how much do i feed them?Also, how often do i moisten the vermiculite which the eggs are in?Please help me!! I would really appreciate it. I dont want to kill the eggs!
- I do not recommend using aspen. In the wild, snakes look for moist places to lay their eggs, such as an underground burrow or inside of a rotting log. Unless the aspen is moist, they may not lay their eggs there. Be sure to remove the water bowl so it doesn't lay in there. I use moist coconut fiber and/or moss in the nest box. I later transfer the eggs to vermiculite before placing them in the incubator. Corn snakes lay 7 to 14 days after shedding. They do not protect their eggs and won't care if you take them like the last answer thinks.
- Q: I recently bought a fiberglass hood for my 78 camaro and want to paint the underside of it with something that is heat resistant like engine block paint or something . Any suggestions. I'm getting the top side set up with vinyl afterwards.
- Alton. Prime location for IOW, good for kids families, local shops, goods choice of schools, has one of the best colleges in Hampshire, a good size supermarket.... only prob the houses are a bit expensive!
- Q: i want to know whats written on the backside of the potting soil bag the ingredients??
- That's funny; I went through the same exact thing last year with my corn snakes. Get a tupperware container ready with paper towels lining the bottom as well as shredded towel to cushion the eggs. Move them gently into the box after she is finished laying. Cover the tupperware and make sure there is proper ventilation. Store it in a dry and warm area until you can get further advice from an expert. I now have several awesome little baby corn snakes that I successfully hatched last year after a surprise egg-laying. Happy incubating, and best of luck!
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CE Certificate Vermiculite Fire-retardent MgO Board
- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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