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: Discovered some vermiculite loose fill insulation. How can it be determined if it contains asbestos or not?: Call local nurseries. They usually have bulk compost. They may also carry vermiculite. Perlite would be a better choice though. Vermiculite has been linked as a direct cause of an asbestos type lung disease. The town around a vermiculite plant has had multiple deaths and illnesses linked to breathing the vermiculite dust, (I saw a PBS documentary on it).

Q: just wanna know maybey instead of moist paper towels i could put damp vermiculite? and when the eggs are layed how do i get them to the incubator without killing the baby inside: If this is the first time the pool guy has installed a liner, worry, they can make a mess without experience. If he is experienced, relax and let him do his job. If he botches the job, you can always sue him for what it cost to get the job done right. The vermicullite can be smoothed with a cement trowel before the liner is installed. Usually they add a couple of bags of vermicullite to the existing to give it a fresh cushion. They should have a pump going to suck any standing water out of the hole before installing the liner. Then they attach the liner to the coping around the top and run a vaccum in the bottom to suck the air out from under the liner. A shop vac will do both jobs at once. The speed that he is able to do this depends upon his experience. It doesn't take very long though. Better plan on a couple of hours in case something doesn't go exactly like he planned. By the way, I have an 18 x 36 inground with SS walls and vermiculite covering the bottom. Both times I have had the liner replaced, they attached the top edge around the pool, and then cut the drain in the deep end and attached it before putting water in.. As the pool filled, and the liner stretched to fit the pool, they cut in the Light, water returns and skimmer holes. DO WATCH FOR THEM WALKING IN THE UNFILLED POOL WITH BOOTS ON. Both times I have had a replacement, they wore Waffle Stomper Sole boots that left deep foot prints in the vermicullite. The pool liner stretches to form fit the Boot Prints in the bottom of the pool and collects sediment in the tracks. Insist they use a piece of board or some other flat object to stand on and walk around on while working on the vermicullite.

Q: i am doing a science fair project. topic is vemiculite insulation. so i make a small house and i insulate vermiculite in attics. my control is to check temperature inside the house. how i can do that ?: TO get a really good answer, your control has to be pretty good. If it is fair weather, i.e. 50's, open all the windows, and then shut all the windows, and do that to the small house. Measure each one of them after they have sat without any activity for 30 minutes. Try this method and see if it works or if you see any difference. One thing will be the amount of insulation. If you overstuff the small house, your reading will be skewed in favor of the small house. Good project.

Q: I recently bought a dozen Robellini Phoenix Palm Tree seeds and I was curious if anyone had any tips or advice on growing them :). I was told by the company to presoak the seeds(which is being done right now). I plan on only planting them 1/2 in. deep as instructed but i‘m uncertain how much sun light I should give them once they begin growing or how much water (ect.). Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!: Because they're not coconut palms. There are about 200 genera and 2600 species of palms in the world. only a few produce what you'll think of as coconuts. Some palms, for instance, produce dates, others betel nuts, carnauba wax, rattan, oil, and a lot of other products. Mostly what I remember seeing in Phoenix during the one brief visit I had were about three species of Washingtonia (fan palm) and a lot of Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island date palm) Coconut palm, Cocos nucifera, is introduced in the US-- you'll see it in FL, NC, HI and in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

Q: my leopard gecko just laid her eggs last night.i have done a pile of Research but the one thing i was wondering is how do i know if i have the vermiculite moist enough or too moist??? and how do i moisten it once the eggs are in it. o and one last thing should the eggs be covered over with vermiculite? thanks!!: Best Way To Evenly Moisten Your Vermiculite Is To Hold Some In Your Hand Soak With Water And Then Squeeze The Excess Away, Use Some Pearlite Under Your Vermiculite To Absorb The Water Keep The Humidity Up, And The Eggs Should Not Be Covered, Just Leave The Top Of The Egg Protruding From The Vermiculite

Q: where can i get vermiculite in albuquerque NM? (:?: No, you will not be able to create a new plant from trimmings. You can, however, grow a new plant from the seeds of the tomatoes that you grow.

Q: we just found them yesterday what do we need to do to hatch them ?what should we put them in ?any tips?: Well, if I were you, I'd leave them where you found them. If they were in the water, it's likely they're already dead (eggs can drown!) If not, you might have damaged them by moving them. If you'd really like to keep and hatch them, here's what you need to do. Prepare a waterproof box (a plastic shoe box works well) with damp vermiculite. Add enough water to the vermiculite so that it clumps (about 20% water). Place the eggs about half way into the vermiculite. Unlike bird eggs, turtle eggs should not be turned at all. Place in an incubator at 77 degrees F (cold temperate turtles) to 86 degrees F (tropical turtles). The exact temperature varies with the species. In the summer, eggs may be developed at warm room temperature. Add a cup of water to the incubator to keep up the humidity. The humidity should be higher for tropical and aquatic turtles than dry-land tortoises and box turtles. If the vermiculite becomes too dry, add some water but keep the water off of the eggs. After 45-75 days or more (depends on species), the turtles will hopefully hatch. Using their egg tooth, it may take a few days. Turtles are born with yolks attached and will not eat until they have been absorbed. If vermiculite is not available you can use good, clean dirt, sand, perlite, or torn newspaper. You can buy sterile dirt or sand or dig some from your yard and bake it in the oven (this will stink!!!). Dampen the dirt or sand but not enough that you can form balls. It should be light and airy. Avoid clay soil. Place the fresh eggs under the dirt a few inches. Mist the dirt daily and keep it in a warm spot (using an incandescent light or some other heat source). The exact temperature varies with species so find out for whichever species that you have. If the dirt or sand dries too quickly, you can lightly cover the box with plastic wrap. Be sure that it does not overheat.

Q: Now that my anole has laid an egg how am I to take care of it?: you should just leave it alone and make the parent take care of it.

Q: I am out of perlite. I need to keep humidity up as high as possible in a very small container. I am growing a plant that thrives in high humidity..anyway, what is a household alternative for perlite/hydroton rocks? Is there anything I can use to keep up humidity? Soaked paper towels? Wouldn't that be a breeding ground for bacteria? thanks: The kitties may be altering the ph of the soil. I would have it checked. You can get a home ph tester at farm and garden and some big box stores or check with your local Ag Cooperative Extension office to see who else can do this for you. I would mix the soil really well to get a better over all test but check with the agent to see what they recommend. Vermiculite would only make the soil lighter. You want the soil to form a crumbly ball when wet. This assures the soil will both drain well but still hold enough water for the plants. good luck.

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