Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric Cloth

Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric Cloth System 1

Gold Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric Cloth

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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Packaging Details:	inner packing : plastic bag outer packing : carton or woven bag
Delivery Detail:	25 days after get deposit

Specification：

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.

Main capability:

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.

Specification Data:

Item No.	Base Fabric						After Coating
	Thread Count		Width (mm)	Roll Length (m)	Weight (g/m2±5%)	Weave	Impregnated	Color	Thickness (mm)	Weight m2±5%)	Temperature Resistance
	Warp (end/cm)	Weft (end/cm)	Width (mm)	Roll Length (m)	Weight (g/m2±5%)	Weave	Impregnated	Color	Thickness (mm)	Weight m2±5%)	Temperature Resistance
PV001	8	5.5	1000-2000	50-100	600	Plain	Vermiculite	Yellow	0.8	780	850℃
PV002	8	6.8	1000-2000	30-50	900	Twill	Vermiculite	Blue	1.5	1050	850℃
PV003	5	3	1000-2000	30-50	1050	Plain	Vermiculite	Yellow	1.5	1150	850℃
PV004	4.4	4.6	1000-2000	50	820	Plain	Vermiculite	Black	1.2	950	850℃
PVS005	4.8	3.1	1000-1500	30-50	1250	Plain	Vermiculite	Yellow	1.8	1380	1000℃

Q: Does old attic insulation have espedus dust in it? Can it cause cancer if you breathe it?: Asbestos can be hazrdous to your health. A few older insulations included asbestos between the 1930's and 1970's - Specifically Vermiculite insulation or Rock wool or cellulose that was combined with Vermiculite. Not all Vermiculite contained asbestos. If you are not sure what you have, you should have it tested. In my area a local medical lab can test it for about $40. Call some local medical labs and ask. Mine says the homwner can get two ziploc bags - turn one inside out and put it over your hand like a glove, grab a small handfull of the insulation and then pull the plastic bag rightside in and zip it closed, put that bag inside the other bag and zip it closed. Bring or mail that sample to the medical lab. If the results are positive then you should call a licensed experienced asbestos removal company.

Q: We have two red beardies and had them together for breeding purposes and we noticed that the female was getting large and lumpy so we assumed she was pregnant. We put a box of sand in her tank and she would get in it and dig around all the time. One day we came in and she had laid her eggs (all 28) NOT in the sand and they were all dried out and ruined. So, my question is, does this bearded dragon just lack the maternal instincts they are suppose to have? Since this was her first clutch it is possible the eggs were slugs and that is why they were all dried out by the time we found them, but still I thought it was common sense for them to lay the eggs in the sand. Any help would be great because I am worried she will lay another clutch and ruin them too.: It may be possible that they were not good eggs. Next time you may want to use moist pearlite or vermiculite, they make for better laying substrates and also you want to keep the eggs moist by having the substrate around them slightly moist. That may also appear as a more desirable place for your dragon to lay eggs. The eggs may also have been good, they may have just dried out under the heat lamp depending on how long they were out. 28 eggs is good amount for a first clutch too. when you know she's going to lay her eggs, just check on her often and mine will typically spend most of their time in their lay box before they lay. Actually, they will dig a hole for several days before they lay so if your dragon is digging a hole in their laybox, this will give you a few days warning. You may just need to try moister substances like I said.

Q: i am getting leopard geckos if they have eggs do i need an incubator or is it fine to use the heat lamp? please answer! thanks: I would actually get an incubator if you plan to hatch them but if you keep in mind that you could have 20 baby geckos and nowhere for them to go. A pet store usually wont take them and your friends definatly don't want 5 each!

Q: i am trying to put new insulation to my house: They've grown for thousands of years without vermiculite, so I'd say yes.

Q: We‘re going square-foot gardening for the first time this year. We have some strawberries in already, but I was wondering if there are any other fruits that you can grow in Mel‘s Mix (peat moss, compost, and vermiculite). I would appreciate any input from gardeners familiar with this method. Thanks!: Hmmmm. a sq. foot isn't lots to artwork with. If no greater room is accessible, i could recommend construction a trellis from twigs. Create a tripod shape, then upload go sections between the tripod legs in a ladder-like style. practice the vine up on the trellis. you will might desire to help the fruit using fact the melons start to get super. help with mesh or previous stockings tied to the trellis. sturdy luck!

Q: ive been trying to find these two items but i cant seem to find them anywhere locally. i live in a decent sized town of like roughly 50,000 people so i have plenty of stores but i checked almost all of them Menard's, Wal-mart, IGA, K-Mart, Rual King, and im going to our local Equity and Ace hardware tomorrow....: Rose hairs, Grammastola rosea, are from one of the driest climates on earth, the Atacama desert region.. I'm assuming that your mixture of horticultural vermiculite and potting soil is too damp for his liking. Of course, it will dry out eventually. For now, make sure the substrate is high enough in the tank that he cannot fall more then 1.5 times his leg span from the highest point in the tank. Also, make sure there's nothing sharp right along the walls of his tank that he could puncture himself against if he fell. I had to change out my rose hairs tank recently and unfortunately, that meant putting in rehydrated coconut fiber. I will also put long fiber sphagnum moss on top of that so that there is a dry spot for her to stand. You can find spahgnum moss wherever indoor plant stuff is sold, normally it's stocked with items used with orchids and bromeliads. I find it easiest at Lowes or Home Depot. That stuff is dry as can be and will make for a nice soft and dry surface for your rose hair in the weeks it takes for the potting soil to dry out.

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.: no,its perfect to plant seeds in!i use it to start all of my seeds,and it works great! it gives them a head start! it makes them grow like crazy too!i have been a gardener for 20yrs or more,and i think its the best stuff in the world to start seeds! also i put a handful or two in with each plant i transfer into my garden,to insure it has what it needs to get started good!

Q: I'm doing a science fair project.(what material absorb water.?: You might consider switching the substrate in the incubator to vermiculite rather then using moss. Vermiculite and perlite are the two main recommended substrates for incubation. They surround the eggs better and retain moisture reliably. Wet the vermiculite and then squeeze out as much water as you can by hand. The consistency that you are left with is what you want. Damp enough for the pieces to slightly stick together. I always incubate my corns with an a lid on the egg container with small air holes. There is often enough condensation produced to keep the medium moist through-out the incubation period but occasionally it does have to be re-moistened slightly. In that case lightly drip some water on the substrate in between the eggs. Don't wet the eggs themselves. The hatchlings should be separated from each other to avoid cannibilism and keep track of feeding. Deli containers are ideal, any take-out restaurant in your neighbourhood would likely be willing to sell you enough to house your clutch.

Q: What is or is theur a deposit, sorda like potting soil, I know it has big chunks in it, , get here sis?!?!?: Just as I#x27;m reading these comments my crested gecko is just hanging out by my leg under my jacket while I peek over at him every once in a while. I love my lil laid back crestie lt;3 had him since the 7th (today being the 24th) And I can trust him to be left alone on my bed for a minute and come back and he#x27;s still where I left him! They#x27;re fun and energetic although you have to watch where they may jump too! If you pick these lil cuties make sure you hold them close to a nice surface so if they do over jump they#x27;re still safe. Misting once-twice a day. Not too bad#x2F;hard to do. Make sure they have clean water at hand and make sure their Repashy is quot;lickablequot;. Can be kept in room temperature high 60s to low 80s. Not too hard to take care of. With Leo#x27;s you have to worry about shedding and getting live insects while cresties are fine with they#x27;re Crested Gecko Diet (CGD) With cresties it really depends on their personality to how easy they are to handle. I hold mine daily and he likes it

Q: Hello.This question is purely hypothetical.I have a a couple of drums full of a used sulphuric acid solution. They‘re both 45 gallons and were used to dissolve a large amount of extra meat I had in my house. How do I dispose or neutralize this acidic solution? I‘m worried that it will dissolve my plumping if I dump it down my drain.: Sulfuric acid is indeed a great way to dispose of meat, though pigs are more efficient. Not all of us have pigs though. The most important thing is to make sure you dispose of it at night, preferably in an extremely low-traffic area. Wooded areas are really best, and if you can find a nice hill to roll the barrels down, you will save yourself a whole lot of trouble. If you do decide to dispose of the barrels as well, be sure to use gloves and bring a few rags with which to wipe away any fingerprints.

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