Heat Retention Material Vermiculite Fireproof Board
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1.Description of Heat Retention Material Vermiculite Fireproof Board:
Calcium Silicate Board is a new environmental protection building material. With silicate and calcium materials as base and wood fiber as strengthen, which has the advantage of high strength, anti freeze, water-resist, fire-proof, damp-proof, sound-absorption, no distortion and no radiation,etc.
The boards feature good sound-absorbing and thermal insulating properties. Another advantage of the vermiculite boards is that they are easy to work using the normal wood-working tools. Various surface finishes can also be applied to the surface easily.
2.Specification of Heat Retention Material Vermiculite Fireproof Board:
1).Long service life.
2).Light weight
3).High specific strength
4).Dimension stability
3.Application of Heat Retention Material Vermiculite Fireproof Board:
1).Petrochemical industry
2).Iron & steel industry
3).Cement industry
4).Glass industry
5).Shipping industry
4.Technical Data of Heat Retention Material Vermiculite Fireproof Board:
- Q: What is the thermal conductivity of vermiculite and vermiculite?
- Vermiculite is a kind of hydrate, which is blocky, flaky and granular. It is the product of weathering and alteration of natural mineral such as biotite. The interlayer water molecule is ignited at high temperature, and the volume is increased by 18-25 times. Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, aluminum, iron, magnesium, silicate and other ingredients.
- Q: I‘m going to try my hand at planting this spring, but I live in an apartment, so all of it must be done through a pot.I was wondering if any of you had any tips on what sort of soil to use for best results. Peat moss, top soil? As you can tell, I have absolutely no idea what I‘m doing. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
- I use Miracle Gro potting soil. After trying many other brands I find it superior. My plants thrive in it. In fact, I had an African Violet that was knocking on death's door. I transplanted it into Miracle Gro soil and it is now a shrub and has been blooming continually for nearly two years. Other brands are heavy and result in compacting. This is not healthy for the plants. The only homemade mix I've ever heard of is peat, vermiculite and perlite. This is a soil-less mix, however.
- Q: Please list down the following substrates from the highest cost to the lowest cost:VermiculiteRye GrainsAgar Petri DishesStrawsManureOther grains? Maybe?Thank you!10 points for the best answer!
- It might be. The only way to know for sure is to have her x-rayed. Did you supply her with a laying box? They can become egg-bound if this isn't provided. You can give her a warm water soak to see if that helps.
- Q: My leo laid 2 eggs about 4 days ago and I put them in the incubator with Vermiculite,Water and the right amount of heat and so far they have survived.I thinkwhen I first caught them(which was right when the female finished laying them as I caught her laying them)they felt hard and were a bit pinkish whitish so I stuck them in the incubator and waited checking them everyday and candled them for the first time today and I see veins and a pink sac but when I held them to candle them they felt softer than when I first got them but had gotten whiter and bigger in shape is this good or bad? Please help this is my first time breeding my Leo‘s
- I'm pretty sure they're Ok, but I don't think you should be handling them, They should not be turned. you can damage them if you don't place them exactly like they were. Skin oils are not healthy for them either. You're best bet is to stop candling them, just hope for the best. If you must touch them wear gloves (thin rubber, like docs) and place them in the same position they were when you picked them up. I'm not real sure about lizard eggs but we don't put our snake eggs in an incubator, just vermiculite, little moisture, 85 to 88 degrees.
- Q: I have a box turtle, and I want to change the substrate I use. WHat should I use? I want it to be pretty cheap because he loves to dig, so it has to be deep, and I have a TON of floor area to cover. Thanks!
- The vermiculite will only have a very small chance of having asbestos in it. typically the suspect vermiculite came from one area in Montana and was a very small portion of the total amount mined. as for laying insulation on top of the vermiculite -- yeah, no problem in doing that.
- Q: I am going to breed my leos and I've studied A LOT. I wanted to see if anyone had suggestions. here are my questions: Perlite or Vermiculite? Where can I get on of the thermometers that have a wire you put in the vermiculite/perlite and the thermometer part sticks out of the incubator? Where can I get a cheap reptile incubator? What should the humidity be in the egg box? What should the temperature be in the perlite or vermiculite? How to make a incubator with a foam food temperature box (saw a lot of people do this on you tube if I can't get an incubator I'll make one)?
- Basically spelling and pronunciation and inflection.. Same product Tomayto, Tomahto.
- Q: I am breeding my leopard gecko and I was told to use vermiculite to keep the eggs warm, vented, ect. I can't find vermiculite ANY WHERE. Do you know where I can get vermiculite in Cleveland, OH?OR Is there something else I can use other than vermiculite?
- i don't cover the eggs completely, i normally have about 60 - 70 % of the egg covered. if they are in a big clump then i bed them in the vermiculite and sprinkle some in all the cracks but i make sure i can see most of the eggs just in case they start getting dehydrated or something. what have you bred? Good luck with your new eggs
- Q: my turtles that are both 5 years old breed 2 weeks ago and i can now see an egg at each side of her legs sticking out is it about 1 month before she lays them and yes ive got a nest set up etc
- don,t run the line the way the factory has it ! run the line a different way and you might have enough to reach the master cylinder !
- Q: do they need a lamp, like a heat lamp, or a heat rock or pad. basically, what do they need besides food and water. right now, i have a heat pad and lamp, and mulch stuff.
- No. Do not waste your money on an additive for fixing head gaskets. Get ready to fork out big money for a head gasket job.
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Heat Retention Material Vermiculite Fireproof Board
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 pc/month
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