Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace System 1

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	25kg/bag or upon customer's request
Delivery Detail:	within 2 weeks

Specifications

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplaceis made from expanded vermiculite and a dose of adhesive, made by hot or cold plat

1.wiat is Vermiculite Board

Vermiculite board commonly known as insulation board or refractory plate is a new thermal insulation material, vermiculite stone is made from expanded vermiculite and a dose of adhesive, made by hot or cold plate. The board has the characteristics of heat preservation, heat insulation, fire prevention. This product can be used in fire door core, lining, fireplace wall materials.

2. color:

golden yellow, crimson,silver white;

3. size:

0.3-1,1-2, 1-3,1-4, 2-4,3-5,4-8mm, 20-40mesh,10-40mesh

4. chemical composition:

Element	SiO2	AL2O3	MgO	CaO	FeO	Fe2O3	TiO2
Content(%)	41.2	12.68	24.22	0.96	1.54	4.06	1.33
Element	K2O	P2O5	H2O	Na2O	MnO	TiO	L.O.I
Content(%)	5.97	0.06	3	1.6	0.043	5.097	6.71

5. specification

Mesh(mm)	0.3-1	1-2	2-4	4-8
Sand content	<4.5%	<4.5%	<7.8%	<7.8%
Moisture	<4.5%	<4.5%	<5%	<5%
specific volum	>3.9	>6	>7.5	>8

Q:Is it OK to mix vermiculite and perlite in the vegetables grown in the soil?: This year, the intellectuals took over the vegetables and played tricks. Vermiculite and perlite are good for improving the soil. They can protect water, improve soil permeability, and benefit the growth of vegetables. But they are only inorganic. To make the food tasty, use organic fertilizer in the soil.

Q:I live in the desert. Hot, no humidity, hot, no water, hot, no rain, hot, lots of sunshine, oh and did I mention hot? I would like specifics like what plant would be good to start with that‘s easy to handle, what kind of soil to use (and what retailer to get the soil), where to keep the plant, watering schedule, what kind of other plants I could try to upgrade to, and what sort of things that could go wrong. I would like to try to get a tomato plant, some herb plants, possibly some other veggie or fruit plants. Any suggestions?: Move away from the desert. Have you tried the local garden centre?! They can answer all those questions specifically AND show you which plants they're talking about.

Q:I recieved bare root Tomatoes in the mail Nooo dirt and I‘m sure that was to keep down weight for shipping. About 12 plants and were in small plastic bags, about 2inches of root and 2 inches of green plant. I want to grow and ship these also. How is it done from seed, Bare Root. ???: for one thing most are made from stainless steel and are tuned for optimum flow

Q:ok, i got that my red slider turtle might lay eggs. but what do i do with them how do i know if one even gets pregnant.: i dont know if you can tell if its pregnate but do reasearch on the turtle that you have look at the breeding section and it should tell you what to do hope that helps

Q:I have 4 green anoles. They are paired into 2 separate tanks, with plenty of space. There is one male and 1 female in each tank. My younger couple seemed to be courting yesterday night but I am not sure. My older couple doesnt get close to eachother often. The average temperature in the tank is 84 degrees. The substrate is desert sand(I bought some eco earth today to replace the sand).. Also, I bought 30 adult female crickets from Petco. I plan on using eco earth as a substrate for them. I was using potting soil before, and they laid PLENTY of eggs, but none hatched.The average temperature was about 85 degrees.It is going to be winter time soon(I'm not sure how helpful that may be)I have an incandescent light fixture for the crickets, and a flourescent UVB bulb for the anoles What do I need to do to keep them moist and warm so they can hatch, and how do I get the anoles to have babies? Any answer is greatly apreciated.: Hardware stores and garden supply stores sell it.

Q:They seem to be healthy. They are both active and eating. They enjoyed a small helpng of some veggies. They also enjoyed a nice soak in a warm bath. I am new to dragons but these guys seem really friendly. How should I prepare for there sudden arival?: Make sure, first, they have plenty of food and water. She'll require more water before and after . Also, make sure the female has access to plenty of calcium, a GOOD UVB (heat) lamp, and a place to dig to lay eggs, or a box to lay her eggs in . You should incubate the eggs by placing them in a shallow dish with wet paper or cloth towels on the bottom, and keep a heat lamp on them at ALL times, making sure the towels NEVER dry out. You'll need to provide the mom-to-be with more crickets or whatever you feed her than before. She'll not eat a day or so before laying her eggs, but this is normal. She'll eat again an hour afterwards, if not sooner.

Q:i have 18 beardie eggs and i an wondering how i should set them up. i have them laying in an incubator right now between 82-86* and the humidity is around i have to say 80-85% maybe more. i know that you should not spray the eggs or turn them.my main question is:should i cover the eggs with the vermiculite or is it okay to have them uncovered when in incubaton?: Absolutley safe. Vermiculite and Pearlite are usually found in better quality potting soils. It helps with aeriation. Check out my source. It's been around forever, don't be afraid to use it, there is no harm to you or plants.

Q:For a stem cutting of pothos is it best to put the cutting in vermiculite or potting soil and why. Also should you use rooting hormone and why.: pothos are easy, if its for commercial output use the hormone, I would just use the potting soil, maybe eliminate a step in pruduction

Q:Okay. Im new at the whole lizard business. Im a 17 year old female wanting a leopard gecko. I have been researching these geckos for over a month. I plan to have one gecko, so should i have a 10 or 15 gallon tank? I definately settled on reptile carpet for the bottom. Crickets dusted with calcium fed on daily basis, or mealworms, and wax worms as treats. How often should meal time be? Should i get an adult or juvienile lizard to start? And my biggest question, where to get my lizard? A lot of people say ones from pet shop are mean/unhealthy. Im living in Rome, Georiga so what breeder does anyone recommend thats not too far away and is reputable?: I have had leopard geckos for 3 years now and they are fairly straight forward to look after. 1) make sure they have a decent size viv 2) make sure they have access to a small dish of water at all times 3) make sure they have a heat mat underneath one side of the viv (not in the viv) 4) put a plastic tub 1/4 filled with vermiculite mixed with sand with damp moss ontop. they will lay their eggs in this + the humidity in the box will help the leo to shed its skin. 5) do not put a dusty substrate in the geckos viv as this will get in the geckos eyes and could cause an eye infection which could result in loss of eye if left untreated 6) keep the viv temp at around 90 degrees F for feeding the gecko can eat crickets, mealworms, mario worms only when full adult, wax worms, small pinkie once every blue moon to a breeding female (this will give the gecko more fat in the tail if it is loosing weight) roaches eg lobster cockroasches, babie madagascan hissing cockroaches. (cockroaches have a bigger meat to shell ratio compared to crickets and mealworms and are therefor a better choice of food as they contain more meat. make sure that you gut load the crickets, mealworms, roaches etc and then dust them with a supplement before feeding them to your leopard gecko to give the gecko the most out of the food. never leave the food in the viv for more than a day because the crickets, mealworms, roaches will eat the gecko poo and eat the worms, parasites that are in the poo and pass them back on to the gecko. also the crickets etc will nibble on the geckos toes, tail tips. always keep an eye on the geckos toes and tail when it is shedding as if some of the shed remains on these parts then it will constrict the body part and then fall off. if the gecko looses its tail it will grow a new one just not as nice looking as the old one. if it looses its tail then make sure that you feed it everyday or it will die because it stores all of the fat in its tail. hope this helped.

Q:can i grow magic mushrooms with out using vermiculite?: They look good, Jose. Keep the vermiculite damp and the humidity correct and you'll be fine. Bad eggs will turn colors and darken up. These ones are plump and clean. You're good!

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