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: what is the fireprooging materials: Water, Soil, Horticultural vermiculite, perlite, blotter in a glass, and so on.

Q: What does vermiculite look like?: Used in nutrient soil, it is easy to break down and become dense, which makes ventilation and drainage worse. Finally, it does not need to be used as a long-term potted plant. As the large matrix slotting machine cutting, should use particles, not more than 1 years.

Q: Hi, I've got 8 cacti that I want to transplant into a bigger pot, and I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice one what is the best potting mix I should use for them :) The cacti are:-Peruvian Old Man Cactus-Albino Corn Cob Cactus- Fish Hook Barrel Cactus-Brain Cactus-Golden Ball Cactus-Porcupine Cactus-2x unknown:): How long has this been going on? Wait a few days if you already haven't. If she's eating and keeping well, I don't see too much of an issue, but give the soil time to dry I guess.

Q: Hi I am in the process of buying a house that has been remodeled- had the inspection and the inspector went to the attic and found vermiculite on the floor.. mixed in with other insulation.. To have an abatement done will be very very costly.. I want to be able to use this attic to store things- what is the best way to do this without health risks? again, I prob wont do the abatement.. any help you can offer would be great!!: Pearlite being spherical it should have better strength. Expanded styrofoam pellets are also useful, as is fly ash [hollow tiny glass spheres]

Q: Besides spores obviously.More along the lines of soil composition, climate and how exactly to plant them.: It would depend upon the type of mushroom. Some require hardwood, some grow on straw, etc. eg: Agaricus - generally require composted straw/dung. Shittake - requires hardwood Oyster mushrooms - will generally grow on paper or cardboard or straw Psilocybe mushrooms - mostly grow on straw / dung, or man made substrates (eg corn flour and vermiculite) - although there are some wood loving members of the family Morel mushrooms - require a certain ratio of carbon - usually as burnt wood - which is why they often spring up after fires and floods. Truffles - require a certain blend of minerals in the soil along with symbiosis with certain trees. all require moisture some do very well with high levels of co2, some don't - so some will do well without much ventilation, others will fail. Some require light to fruit, others dont. Some fruit depending upon CO2 concentrations, some fruit mainly due to drops in temperature. Asking what fungi like is like asking what animals eat or how to make plants grow, it's the third major group - it really does depend on the fungus. If you're growing from scratch, and outdoors, you're best germinating the spores to porduce spawn first, then using this to innoculate the growing medium - then cover with plastic until the medium has been grown through.

Q: Okay, so I have injected mushroom spores in vermiculite brown rice flower, and a bit of perlite and there in my closet is there anything I should do besides leav them there?: try vermiculite from pet shops its a very lite mineral composed mainly of trapped air

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: amaryllis have seed pods.when and how do i harvest them ? how hard are they to grow from seed?: This Site Might Help You. RE: amaryllis have seed pods.when and how do i harvest them ? how hard are they to grow from seed?

Q: can i use soil as a medium because havent got any vercumilite for bearded dragon eggs?: That is not really a good idea since soil contains bacteria, larval forms of some insects and does not hold the temperature or the moisture content correctly. The best suited product for the hatching of eggs is vermiculite and the second best is sand, the breeders will tell you that. The next thing you could be doing is placing them in an incubator, commonly used for hatching chicken eggs the incubator will do fine for bearded dragon eggs, just make sure you get one with a temperature setting. In case you need to make the temp warmer or cooler. You can get an incubator at a tractor supply store, Co-Op or a farm supply store that sells grains and animal feed. Any store that sells farming supplies would have them or a place that sells live farm animals like chickens or ducks would have them as well. You can even order them online.

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