e lcass vermiculite coated fiberglass cloth

e lcass vermiculite coated fiberglass cloth System 1

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e lcass vermiculite coated fiberglass cloth

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	plastic film+pallet for fiber glass cloth.
Delivery Detail:	15 -25 Days after the receipt of payment

Specifications

glass fiber vermiculite cloth:
1.Area Weight : 24 GSM - 1600 GSM
2.Width : 910 - 1340 mm
3.Thickness :0.04 -0.5 mm

Product Description

glass fiber vermiculite cloth

Fiber glass cloth is an new composite material, which has the excellent merit such as anti-burns, anti-corrosion, stable-size, heat-isolation, minimum elongated shrinkage, high intensity; this new material product has already covered many domains such as sports and leisure field , especial in surfboards , Boats and yachts, etc.

PRODUCT REFERENCE*

Example: CT –P D 06 50

CT : CORE-TEX P: Plain weave D :Yarn Type 06: nominal weight (oz) 50: width (inch)

PRODUCT FEATURES AND BENEFITS*

The versatility of glass as a fiber makes it a unique industrial textile material. Fiber glass in fabric form offers an excellent combination of properties from high strength to fire resistance. Wide ranges of yarn sizes and weave patterns provide unlimited design potential, allowing the end user to choose the best combination of material performance, economics and product flexibility:

(1) Dimensional Stability (2)Moisture Resistance (3)High Strength

(4)Fire Resistance (5)Chemical Resistance (6)Electrical Properties

(7)Thermal Conductivity

PRODUCT AVAILABILITY* (Fiber glass cloth)

ITEM	YARN (text)		Width(mm/inch)	Thickness(mm/in)	Weight		Nominal construction
ITEM	Warp	Weft	Width(mm/inch)	Thickness(mm/in)	g/m²	oz/sqy²	Warp (yarn/cm)	Weft (picks/cm)
CT-P-D0150	EC5 11	EC5 11	1270/50	0.06/0.002	48	1.41	23.62	18.5
CT-P-D0150A	EC5 5.5*2	EC5 5.5*2	1270/50	0.06/0.002	48	1.41	23.62	18.5
CT-P-D0250A	EC5 11*2	EC5 11*2	1270/50	0.08/0.002	71	2.1	15.7	15.3
CT-P-D0250	EC5 22	EC5 22	1270/50	0.08/0.002	71	2.1	15.7	15.3
CT-P-D0250B	EC5 22	EC5 22	1270/50	0.08/0.002	81	2.4	21.25	15.35
CT-P-DE0350	EC6 33	EC6 33	1270/50	0.11/0.004	98	2.85	15.74	12.59
CT-P-D(G)0350	EC5 11*2	EC9 33	1270/50	0.09/0.003	90	2.65	15.7	15.3
CT-P-D0350A	EC5 11*2	EC5 11*2	1270/50	0.10/0.004	107	3.16	23.62	22.83
CT-P-G0450	EC9 134	EC9 68*2	1270/50	0.12/0.005	149	4.4	5.51	5.12
CT-P-G0550A	EC9 134	EC9 134	1270/50	0.14/0.006	177	5.21	6.69	5.91
CT-P-G0550	EC9 68*2	EC9 33*2	1270/50	0.14/0.006	157	4.62	7.09	8.27
CT-P-G0450D	EC9 33*2	EC9 33*2	1270/50	0.12/0.005	124	3.67	9.4	8.7
CT-P-G0450C	EC9 33*2	EC9 68	1270/50	0.11/0.005	125	3.68	11.81	6.29
CT-P-G0450B-S	EC9 33*2	EC9 33*2	1270/50	0.12/0.005	126	3.71	9.4	8.7
CT-P-G0450B	EC9 33*2	EC9 33*2	1270/50	0.12/0.005	124	3.67	9.4	8.7
CT-P-G0450A	EC9 33*2	EC9 68	1270/50	0.12/0.005	125	3.68	11.81	6.29
CT-P-G0650	EC9 68*2	EC9 134	1270/50	0.20/0.008	210	6.2	9.44	5.51
CT-P-G0650A	EC9 68*2	EC9 68*2	1270/50	0.2/0.008	191	5.63	7.1	7.1
CT-P-G0650B	EC9 134	EC9 134	1270/50	0.2/0.008	197	5.8	7.09	7.09
CT-P-G0650C	EC9 68	EC9 68	1270/50	0.17/0.007	206	6.09	17.32	12.2
CT-P-G0650D	EC9 68*2	EC9 68*2	1270/50	0.22/0.009	191	5.62	7.1	7.1
CT-P-G0650E	EC9 68*2	EC9 134	1270/50	0.20/0.008	210	6.2	9.44	5.51
CT-P-G0650F	EC9 68*2	EC9 68*2	1270/50	0.20/0.008	191	5.63	7.1	7.1
CT-P-G0750	EC9 68*3	EC9 68*3	1270/50	0.25/0.01	246	7.25	6.29	5.51
CT-P-G0750A	EC9 68*2	EC9 33	1270/50	0.20/0.008	248	7.3	31.49	7.08
CT-P-G0750B	EC9 68*3	EC9 68*3	1270/50	0.25/0.01	246	7.25	6.29	5.51
CT-P-HK0750	EC11 204	EC11 204	1270/50	0.25/0.01	234	6.89	6.29	5.51

Note: The chart above indicates the standard items which are available from stock, other specifications are available upon request

Q: Fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, sprouts, herbs, medicinal plants, etc.? Also, small trees in a small flower pot? Thanks.: Almost anything if you have the right soil. Use equal amounts of peat moss, coarse vermiculite, and compost (your own or a blend of 5 or more types of store bought compost). Reuse the soil and just mix in more compost for each planting--the soil lasts forever as long as you add more compost for each crop! Beans, tomatoes, squash, and melons are all possible if you use some kind of support and grow them vertically. Check out Square Foot Gardening by Mel Bartholomew for some good ideas on the subject. Best wishes. Peace!

Q: I grow exotic mushrooms and I want to move on to cactus cultivation. I like exotic plants and I'm pretty well inclined with micrology. I'm gonna do a peat and vermiculite substrate to germinate the cactus seed... maybe some ground up palm tree wood that ive been composting in a suspended sterilized peat environment. Should I case the cactii with vermiculite as well, for an optimum flush?When I prepare the vermiculite for mushrooms I simply pour the warm water in the mix and strain out the excess. Should I just do the same for cactus germination? I'm going to drop the ratio of peat vs vermiculite to a 2 to 1 ratio, instead of a 1 to 2 ratio that I do for mushroom incubation. Sorry if I'm confusing you.: Try garden store or nursery.

Q: its about paint: It is not a question of smooth/rough it is a question of gloss/tooth Glossy surface of any kind does not allow a molecular grip of the paint - it is more likely to peel or otherwise fail. Sanding the gloss to scratch it provides what is called tooth to provide a grip. For a good looking paint job in the end the painting surface should always be smooth (and dull) except when rough specifically for an effect.

Q: My female just laid this afternoon and I moved the eggs into a make-shift incubator. I don't have any vermiculite or whatever it is they use to help keep humidity up. They are in a hide box and the box has holes cut into the roof for air flow, there's many holes, but they're a knifes width apart, very slender. They are on sterile sand surrounded by moss inside of the hide box. I marked the tops so I know which way is up. I know you have to keep the humidity up...but how do you know? Since I transported them into the incubator this afternoon (around 5?), I have sprayed the entire tank they're in with a garden mister twice. Is that too much? Too little? How do I know if the eggs need more humidity or less??? Please help...Should I go and find vermiculite? Is it crucial? Any other ideas on a better incubator. The cage they're in is glass and it's 5 gallons.: Well, for sure not in the Languages category of Yahoo! Answers.

Q: I've tried Wal-Mart, Target, K-Mart, a lot of nurseries....even Ace Hardware. No one seems to have verm. I live in south suburb area of Chicago, so if anyone has any idea where to get vermiculite at let me know. Best answer gets chosen AFTER I get my verm.: Hi, sounds like you may be misting the vermiculite a little too much and from my experience totally covering the eggs is a problem, even though they are eggs they still need to breath and if you carefully pick up an egg and hold it up to a good light the embryo should be visible and appear pink in colour. Don't allow the temperature to drop bellow 82. Hope this helps

Q: The freshest we have only carries parylite and I was wandering if I could use that instead of vermiculite. I'm expecting eggs from my leopard gecko any day now so I need to know if I should make an emergincy run to the store. Thanks.: Calm okorder

Q: How do you grow psilocybe mushrooms?: I never use vermiculite for that. Use spagnum Moss inside the nest box. the vermiculite is for incubating the eggs in.

Q: Should I add bagged manure to my potting soil when I plant tomatoes?: I plant my tomato plants in 100% horse manure every year with no problems, however if you are using bags of steer manure, do not use too much. It is too strong. I never use potting soil. Plants do not like it, because it has a lot of fillers such as wood chips. Couldn't you make some compost?

Q: I am using a good lunch bag with the silver Thermos around it for insulation then a tuba where filled with vermiculite And i added some water (moist) and i keep it by the heat lamp but not directly under it and i keep close watch on the Temperature around 85 and the eggs are just covered enough the see parts of them: If the eggs turn it may drown the embryo. and that they are no longer notably stressful so be careful. it incredibly is the 0.33 undesirable suggestion i've got seen Shane supply interior the ten min i've got been on the computing device

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