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Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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sound insulation vermiculite board on sale
1 Sound insulation
2 Fireproof
3 Light weight but strong
4 Easy construction

Product Name: good acoustic performance sound insulation vermiculite board on sale

1. Product description

Product Performance
Thermal conductivity(BS 874: Part 2: 1986)	0.221 W/mK
Flexural Strength(longitudianal)	4.27 MPa
Flexural Strength(transverse)	4118N
Moisture Movement	0.06%
Moisture Content	9%
Resistance to continuous heating	80 °c
Surface Alkalinity	pH 7-10
Non-combustibility(face Boards)	BS EN ISO 1182: 2002 BS476: Part 4 GB8624-1997, Grade A
Heat of conbustion(face boards)	BS EN ISO 1716: 2002
Building regulations classfication(face boars)	Euro Class A1
Fire rated partition	2 hour FRP BS EN 1364-1 BS 476: Part 22 GB/T9978
Water tightness to ASTM C1185	No droplets observed behind the panel, Test of 24 hours at 250 mm water head
Partition stiffnesss-heavy duty grade (BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex A)	Pass
Resistance to structureal damage by multiple impacts from a large soft body -heavy duty grade( BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex E)	No collapse of dislocation
Surface damage by hard body impact- heavy duty grade(BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex B)	Pass
Effects of door slamming-heavy duty grade BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex B	Pass
resistance to crowd pressure-heavy duty grade BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex G	No collapse of damage
Resitance to anchorage(high level wall cupboard)eccentric downward BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex K	No damage or detachment of anchor
Anchorge Load	45 kg
Acoustic performance - 60 mm thick - 75 mm thick - 100 mm thick - 120 mm thick - 150 mm thick	38 dB 40 dB 42 dB 44 dB 46 dB
Specitication and PCS per 20 foot container
2270 * 610 * 60 mm	315 pcs, 436 m²
2270 * 610 * 75 mm	252 pcs, 349 m²
2270 * 610 * 90 mm	207 pcs, 287 m²
2270 * 610 * 100 mm	189 pcs, 262 m²
2270 * 610 * 120 mm	153 pcs, 212 m²
2270 * 610 * 150 mm	126 pcs, 175 m²
2270 * 610 * 180 mm	99 pcs, 138 m²
Main Materials
Surface panel	fibre reinforced calcium silicon board or cement calcoum silicon board
Core materials	cement, EPS, fly ash, sand

Q: help! my corn snakes have had eggs i have incubated them and put them in vermiculite they are stuck together i know thats normal but they have started to collaps after only 1 week and some of them have yellow marks on them do you thing they are dead or alive?plz reply i need help!!: Generally the best way to keep vermiculite moist is by misting it. However, it is important not to over-mist the vermiculite because this can cause damage to the eggs through mold development. Sometimes though, mold forms anyway... use discretion - too much water can kill the fetus' inside of eggs.

Q: have tried many time with no luck.I just get struggly growth.: Hi: The key to germinating Basil or any other herbs or flowers is the the potting soil and light requirement. I have grown thousands of herbs from seeds. Purchase a light weight potting soil with no bark. Add some vermiculite and some humus to the soil. Add hot tap water and mix with the soil. The hot water is great for the roots to become established. Make sure you water regularly but don't over water. Basil does best if it is germinated in darkness. Some herbs will do better in light and others in the dark. I will link you to the spices and herb section of my website. There is a page on growning herbs from seeds that may give you additional information. I will also link you to the site map, as this page has everything that is on the website. Browse through and see if you can find any other articles, tips or techniques that may be useful to you. If you need further suggestions, please feel free to contact me. Good luck with your Basil and have a great day! Kimberly www.landscape-solutions-for-you.c. www.landscape-solutions-for-you.c.

Q: what can I use for the incubator other than vermiculite?: try sand to make a level area and it also is easier on your feet in pool

Q: My 2 year old corn snake is laying eggs for her first timeall of them are infertile because she has never mated. She passed 2 yesterday but she will not do the rest, we don‘t have any vermiculite, perlite or moss and there aren‘t any stores close that have them, is there anything else i can use that she will want to lay her eggs in? We did call the vet he said to soak her in warm water and to heat an area in her tank to 85, but he said nothing about what to put in there for her to lay them in.and she keeps looking.please help!If nothing works we do plan on taking her to the vet, but i‘m hoping we won‘t have to.: Not sure what type of bedding you use but I use the ground coconut shell. I filled a larger plastic coffee can (with a hole in the lid) half full with the bedding moistened just enough so that I could barely squeeze any water out. Its the humidity she's looking for. I'd imagine anything would work (even shredded wet newspaper) as long as its not toxic (such as pine shavings). Best of luck

Q: Is vermiculite helpful to flowers?: Vermiculite is not a good thing. It does not contain any nutrients and easily atomized powder, after the soil has poor permeability, easy to cause rot. Usually it is only suitable for cutting.

Q: Our Leopard Gecko has laid 4 eggs. The first two were infertile the second two were fine at first then one started to grow mold and collapse inward after about a week. After this egg died she laid her last one and it is starting to do the same I reduced the amount of water but it doesn't seem to be doing any better. What am I doing wrong? We have a homemade incubator. Which is a plastic deli cup filled with vermiculite sitting on top of a sponge on a heating pad (the sponge helps to keep it at a constant temp). There is a humidity Gage inside and it is always around 90% and the temp has stayed at around 80'. What should the humidity be at? And is this setup all wrong it seems to keep the conditions right but my eggs keep dying.: perlite, vermiculite, and peat in equal parts rooting hormone intermittent mist bottom heat

Q: How does the pH value of vermiculite adjust?: The chemical properties of expanded vermiculite are stable. Insoluble in water. PH value 7~8. 1, with acid soil (humus) improved, variable acidity. 2, with a small amount of slaked lime, variable acidity

Q: Im growing all kinds of stuff, not sure if certain soil differs.but is there some kind of soil that just stands out from the rest? Thanks.: My opinion is amended native soil. You can add compost, peat moss, chopped up leaves, and sand to your native soil. Since the roots of plants spread, and some go deeper than others, it is best to have them bedded in the native soil which has been amended for better growth. Don't forget to fertilize according to the plants needs and time.

Q: Since fertilizer shouldn‘t be given early, I suppose Miracle Grow Potting Mix is out also, am I correct? I know there are seed starting mixes out there. I also have peatmoss, vermiculite and perlite here at home.: L type is the kind used in houses m is kind used in small applications like in air conditioners and other appliances