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Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth

Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth

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1000 m²
Supply Capability:
100000 m²/month

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Specification of Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth:

Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric with Stainless Steel Wire Enhancing type is made of high temperature resistant and intensity 9 micron E glass filament texturized yarns with high quality stainless steel wire as enhancing material by special technique. The glass yarns are assembled and textured by passing through high pressure air jet machine into a soft yarn with outstanding insulation properties. These yarns are then intensely woven into a soft, durable and flexible fabric that can be readily treated or coated to further enhance its properties. Textured fiberglass fabric or cloth is available for supply without coating or treatment by Pasia. Vermiculite coated glass fabrics are tough, durable and resist metal splash and welding spatter. Vermiculite coated glass fabrics are capable of withstanding temperatures of 1000℃ for short periods and make functions as an ideal material for fire barriers and welding curtains.

Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth

Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth


Main Features of Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth:


It could be used under the temperature of 70-1000℃, also it could resists transient high temperature;

It resists ozone, oxygen, light seasoning and climate seasoning;

High intensity, high module, low shrinkage, non-heteromorphy;

When the temperature exceeds its working temperature, it still has lingering intensity.

Flame resistant, good ability of insulating heat and holding temperature;

High intensity;

Corrosion resistant;

Main application:


Fiberglass fabric of expanding-volume yarn has great capability and it is widely used in such fields as steel-iron, electric energy, metallurgy, chemical industry, environment protection, cement, etc. It is suitable to use as enhancing material with high request on mechanical capacity and for body protecting, e.g. generator system, soft joint of boiler and chimney, heat insulation of engine room, production of fireproofing curtain. This product is also used for system expiating of exhaust, air exchange, breathe, disposal of dust, exhaust gas; all kinds of coated basal fabric, temperature holding of boiler, pipeline knotting, etc.

 

Technical Data of Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth:

Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Fabric Cloth

Q: Hi there. My snake is pregnant and she should lay any day now. My incubator is warmed up to 85 Degrees Fahrenheit but I am not sure whether I will need to keep the moss in the laying box moist when they are being incubated, or just to leave them. Also, will I need to separate the hatchlings after they hatch and how long after and what containers would be appropriate?Thanks!
I have purchased vermiculite (the granular kind) at The Home Depot. It's inside though, with the houseplants, not in the garden center.
Q: what is the best vermiculite to use in my bearded dragon cage?
You mean cocoshell fibers? Yes, they could replace bagasse in a soil-less mix. But most potting soils are actually soil-less mixes. Why not just get some? Using either bagasse or coconut fiber by themselves would NOT make a good planting media.
Q: I grow exotic mushrooms and I want to move on to cactus cultivation. I like exotic plants and I'm pretty well inclined with micrology. I'm gonna do a peat and vermiculite substrate to germinate the cactus seed... maybe some ground up palm tree wood that ive been composting in a suspended sterilized peat environment. Should I case the cactii with vermiculite as well, for an optimum flush?When I prepare the vermiculite for mushrooms I simply pour the warm water in the mix and strain out the excess. Should I just do the same for cactus germination? I'm going to drop the ratio of peat vs vermiculite to a 2 to 1 ratio, instead of a 1 to 2 ratio that I do for mushroom incubation. Sorry if I'm confusing you.
Try garden store or nursery.
Q: Ok so 2 days ago my 3 year old bearded dragon laid her first clutch, and yes she was with a male. Right away i went to the pet store and bought supplies. They are in a plastic storage container with moist sand and moss. I have the temperature at 83 degrees about and humidity around 75%. So far 3 eggs collasped in and i read that means they are not fetile so i threw them away. The other eggs have big yellow spots on them and on the bottom they have a reddish purplish spot, is this normal? I just wanna make sure im doing everything right. Thanks
Do not use aspen or wood chips if you want your eggs to hatch. The Wal-Marts in my area do not carry vermiculite, but they do carry perlite, which is another good choice. I buy vermiculite from small plant nurseries.
Q: Planted a Baby Bel cheese round in the front yard. We‘re wondering how long it‘ll take her cheese tree to start producing cheese for harvest?
Cheese trees take up to 5 years to produce cheese. Regular Baby Bel takes 3.5 years. Baby Bel lite takes 2 years. And you need both Regular and Lite to make sure they cross pollinate. Cheese trees grow better in Wisconsin, though.
Q: My gravid veiled chameleon will not lay her eggs. I have given her a large bucket with moist vermiculite and sand and she will not lay. I live her alone for the day, and she does not lay. It is obvious that she still has her eggs. She does not dig or disturb the laying mixture. What is going on? What can else can I do?
The first sign she is ready to lay is that she will stop eating. You will notice the bugs in her enclosure are not being eaten and that there is less fecal matter. You may then notice her crawling on the ground, or scratching at the enclosure. When you notice one of these indicators, place her in a large container filled with sandbox type sand, ensuring it is moist enough that she can dig a burrow and it will not collapse on top of her. The sand should be at least 1.5 feet in depth. They like to dig down deep and sit in the hole while depositing their eggs. If the sand is not deep enough or moist enough they will not lay them. The container should be deep and relatively wide (2.5 feet). DO NOT offer her food while in the container. The bugs will bother her and she will not want to eat anyways. Do give her heat and UVA/UVB lamps. Make certain the heat lamp is not to close or it will dry out the sand and may cause her to dehydrate. You may want to switch to a lower wattage while she is in a more confined enclosure. You can mist her and offer her water however, do not disturb her! Do not keep checking on her to see if she has deposited the eggs, she will require privacy.If your chameleon does not deposit her eggs or only some of them, you can gently feel her belly to detect the presence of any eggs and take her to a vet immediately!! They may give her a drug called oxcitocine that helps contractions.
Q: Can you grow Pearl Oyster Mushrooms in brown rice flour/vermiculite cakes?
newspaper-- great easy cleanup; not that attractive wood chips (no cedar PLEASE)-- moderate cleanup; attractive however slighty risky since it could harm your cornsnake physically sand-- sand should never be used for cornsnakes astroturf-- easy cleanup, attractive
Q: The rents are re-renovating my house, (it was built in the fifties) and we found some vermiculite in the attic. We know that they used it for insulation, but we want to remove it. I was wondering if it was cancerous. And if it is, if there are any safe ways of removing it?
Hmmm, last thing I knew is that all combustibles must be at least three inches away from the stainless steel pipe. I would just stick the pipe through the chimney. Heat loss causes creosote build up. Yep! Have you heard the bad stuff about breathing dust from Vermiculite? Saw a documentary on Tv the other day, about the workers who make the stuff, dying of a cancer like asbestiosis,(sp). Guess you better go with the foil back ceramic wool blanket. This sounds like a recipe for a fire! Clean the chimney out regularly, and use the salt stuff once in a while to clean. Got the name of a good chimney sweep?
Q: How much should the ratio of soil vermiculite to perlite be?
I feel good on the cake basin. Vermiculite and perlite mixed with nutrient soil on the market. Otherwise, a little more granular bar.

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