Flexible Lightweight Vermiculite Fireproofing Board

Flexible Lightweight Vermiculite Fireproofing Board System 1

Flexible Lightweight Vermiculite Fireproofing Board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Box, Fumigation-free pallet ,plastic stretch film,paper corner,Wrapping Tape
Delivery Detail:	25days,urgent order will be sooner

Specifications:

1.Natural,non-deformable,non-asbestos
2.The fireproof grade is A
3.high bending/compressive strength
4.Xinjiang vermiculite.

Flexible Lightweight Vermiculite Fireproofing board

Product name:

1) Vermiculite heat insulating board (section)

2) Vermiculite Sound insulating board (section)

3) Vermiculite Fireproof board (section)

4) Vermiculite Fire insulating board (section)

5) Vermiculite Heat retaining board (section)

Natural, harmless, environmental, high-organic innovatory materials----excellent vermiculite board building materials, and heat insulating materials for industr

Characteristics:

1. The fireproofing grade is A grade, under the circumstances of 1000 centigrade degrees after one hour.

2. When the vermiculite board(brick) face to fire or high temperature circumstance, it is non-deformable.

3. Water-tolerant, insulate against heat and sound.

4.The shape: According to your enquired, even the irregular shape. We can produce the vermiculite board(brick) in our range of specification by your detailed inquiry.

Application:

1. Fire resistant core for fire doors

2. Fire resistant walls and ceilings

3. Fire brick in stove, electric heater, storage heater ,furnace and fireplace etc.

4. Heat insulation boards in planes, trains, cars, ships, ovens and pipes etc.

5. Heat preservation and sound insulation boards for walls

Q: My Gecko has just laid an egg this morning and I knew she was pregnant but not when and we intended to go out today and buy some vermiculite but she has already laid 2 so we have put them in a tuba-wear container with sawdust that will be kept moist and also cling film over the top to hold in moisture, the container is under a spotlight in the geckos tank. Is sawdust ok or bad ?: id say dont use sawdust,

Q: Household plants and such, not grass.: Get an onion bulb and place it in moist sand or vermiculite for about a week and you'll get easy to see roots. Or find some paper Narcissus bulbs and place them in water.

Q: How to apply the quota of cement and vermiculite insulation layer?: Cement and expanded vermiculite, cement should be no less than 325, usually choose 425 ordinary Portland cement. The volume ratio of cement and expanded vermiculite is generally 1:5, which is economical and reasonable. Cement and sand aspect than the general 1:1. Site inspection method: mix the cement paste with fine powder and knead it by hand.

Q: i am going to breed red eared slider turtles and i would like to know, sence they tend to breed in the colder months does this mean they absolutely WILL NOT breed in the warmer months, if kept in a colder temperature? if so what is the best way to get them to breed? in addition how much would a filter be from petco approximately: in the event that they are youthful you mustn't have a difficulty conserving them collectively in the initiating compatibility-clever, yet you ought to determine you have sufficient room for them later while they get huge (as much as twelve inches of shell each!). in case you're procuring the two as adults from a puppy keep, that's extremely helpful to observe and basically be constructive you do no longer %. 2 distinctly aggressive turtles. in case you have had one for an prolonged time and are introducing yet another into the tank, you desire to be very careful. the guy who has been there longer will maximum probably tutor indications of territorial aggression, wherein case one turtle will finally end up attacked and/or lifeless (i do no longer understand how usually the latter happens, yet turtles do combat). as long as you shop the tank sufficiently huge (i might say a minimum of fifty 5 gallons for the two) and make constructive they do no longer combat, they must be ok. you are able to feed them in separate boxes once you're frightened approximately them being grasping over nutrition, yet once you initiate doing this, you ought to shop doing it, as they're going to conflict it out as quickly as you initiate feeding them collectively.

Q: What potting medium is best for cuttings? Exspecualy softwood cuttings from trees and shrubs. I‘ve been using just regular potting soil but it seems to heavy and holds to much water. I need something for proper drainage and air flow. I‘ve read stuff Like purlite, Sphagnum moss, and vermiculite. What can you use if you don‘t have any of that?: I use seed starter mix. I think the Miracle Gro brand makes a seed starter mix, it's much lighter than reg potting soil.

Q: please help, if it is a she and it is pregnant I need to know ahead of time!: it has developed too much play somewhere . move it back and forth by hand you'll see it.

Q: I've heard that Perlite is used instead of soil mixture. Please help.: What you are proposing to do with your ingredients doesn't sound reasonable and will be a waste. That's if I understand what you want to do with them. If you just mix the bone meal, blood meal and potting mix, they don't add up to 15/30/30 and they are the only ingredients that have a nutrient value. Then trying to make them all into a water mix, along with vermiculite and perlite, which definitely will never dissolve, just sounds like a soupy mess and loss of your ingredients. You would be better off to buy a water soluable fertilizer like Miracle Gro or Peters and use that.

Q: Question: How does intraspecific competition affect the growth of individuals in a population?1) what would be the manipulated and responding variable?2) using these materials what kind of procedure could you create to test out the question stated aboveMaterials:Seeds(basil, raddish, grass, lettuce)vermiculite or potting soilflower potsscissorsrulerbalance: Even tires of the same make are different, tread patterns ,width etc. Rear tires wear quicker. always go with the better tire then ,if u want when the time comes replace the other.

Q: I have my first pregnant leopard gecko. She just laid her first two eggs. The problem is, she doesn‘t lay them in the moist box in her tank. She knows its there, ive seen her hang out in it alot. She laid her first two eggs over night, and by the time i found them, they were completely dried out.My question is:Will it hurt the gecko if I keep her in a tank filled with peat moss, compressed coconut fiber, vermiculite (probably not), other types of moss, etc. anything that will hold moisture, so that way the eggs will not dry out.Please, only proffesionals. I do not want anyone giving me their opinions, just facts. If there is some sort of substrate that i can use, please tell me.Thank you: This happend with me for an prolonged time get a geko egg cage save it moist and mossy and permit her lay the eggs in it or positioned it in it your self then positioned them in a incubator and dont circulate the eggs or it wil drwon then positioned water in the incubator daily.

Q: I‘ve had my tarantula for about a year and a half. The first substrate I used was coconut fiber. The cage needed to be cleaned so recently I changed the substrate to peat and the tarantula did not like that much so after a few weeks with it keeping on its hide I changed it again, back to coconut fiber. It still stays on its hide and won‘t walk on the substrate, occasionally I see it on the water dish or on the glass on the side of the cage. It has been about a month since I put the coconut fiber in. It still eats the crickets if they wander on the hide. What should I do!? I don‘t know what else I can try.: Go for Peat, or Vermiculite instead. Many of the professional keepers swear by Peat as a substrate, however although peat hold moisture quite well, the following are common problems: Mould, mites, fungus and other unwanted growths. To counter this the substrate should be microwaved (only when it's dry, otherwise their is a possible fire risk!) This will kill any mould or fungus spores, and anything else, such as mites. Vermiculite doesn't tend to encourage mould, fungus or mites. Though some tarantulas, especially arboreal species don't like it as it tends to stick to their feet. You can wet the coconut fibre a little more to encourage burrowing. I use a product called Bed-A-Beast. This product comes in a 4 X 8 X 2 block and when placed in water it yields about 8 litres of bedding. One block fills my five - 10x24 tanks and a dozen small containers for spiderlings.

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