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Vermiculite coated glass fabrics are tough, durable and resist metal splash and welding spatter.

Description:
Vermiculite coated glass fabrics are tough, durable and resist metal splash and welding spatter. Vermiculite coated glass fabrics are capable of withstanding temperatures of 1000C for short periods and make an ideal material for fire barriers and welding curtains.
Application:
Typical Application: Welding spark protection blankets/Curtains, Plumbers Pads, Fire Protection, Insulation mattress/jacket cover material, High temperature fabric seals
Basic fabric: E-glass texturized glass fabric
1. Thickness:1.1mm
2. Weight:1000g/m2
3. Width:100cm
Coating: Vermuculite
Coating weight:100g/m2
Working Temperature :750 degrees centigrade.

Q: Can I use sand as a substrate for my box turtles so they can dig in it and so my female can lay her eggs in it?: i have to say one 90 only because nike bauer has more experince.

Q: Perlite is supposed to be chemically inert and non dissolving, hence its usefulness as a an additive for gardening substrates to improve drainage, aeration, and moisture retention, but I need to know if the perlite sold in construction materials stores is suitable for gardening applications, or does it have something that would harm plants that agroperlite does not have?: The perlite used in construction would not be monitored or tested as horticultural perlite is, so you could not know what adulterants it might contain. In addition, vermiculite usually works better for me than perlite for 2 reasons: 1) Although perlite helps condition soil keeping it loose, it tends to float around your garden when you water, and 2) perlite does not absorb and release water for use by your plants. Vermiculite doesn't float around and it soaks up and holds water until needed by your plants. The supposed asbestos scare published a few years back about vermiculite was only related to 2 particular mines and is no longer a source of horticultural vermiculite, so any vermiculite you can buy will be safe.

Q: any advice for a beginner to raise them and make sure they will all hatch properly---any advice at all, temp, humidity, enclosure, etc. Thanks! Oh and I have one that is much smaller and kinda yellow in color. Could it be a dud? I have heard that some will still hatch and that you are suppose to keep EVERY egg the female lays. And one more thing- she is a regular corn and the male is an albino wonder what all kinds of babies I‘ll have???? THANKS AGAIN!: Rugger's answer was pretty good, except they hatch in about 9 weeks, not 45 days. As for what you will get, all of the babies will be normals unless your female is carrying the gene for albinism, then you will get half normals and half albinos.

Q: Also can anyone explain the name to me? Vermi- is usually to do with worms, but I thought vermiculite was mineral...Thanks!: Perlite Vs Vermiculite

Q: Are there buyers for this: You can rent a blower and hoses to do it, They sell snap in plugs to fix the holes. Vermiculite is more expensive than cellulose, but if a mices can't make tunnels in it, it re settles. Wear a dust mask whichever you use. I did a house in indiana and saved the cost of insulation and storm windows in three months.

Q: In potting soil they have the little white chunks. What is this? And is it dangerous if my little one is playing in the potting soil and he touches it? He does like to put his fingers in his mouth still, I try to wash them as much as possible, but you know how it is with kids, they are still going to get dirty. I just really need to know if its bad for him.: Not a bad loose fill insulation material, but try not to breath it in. If you're planning to remove it, have it checked for asbestos first.

Q: Hi I am in the process of buying a house that has been remodeled- had the inspection and the inspector went to the attic and found vermiculite on the floor.. mixed in with other insulation.. To have an abatement done will be very very costly.. I want to be able to use this attic to store things- what is the best way to do this without health risks? again, I prob wont do the abatement.. any help you can offer would be great!!: Pearlite being spherical it should have better strength. Expanded styrofoam pellets are also useful, as is fly ash [hollow tiny glass spheres]

Q: Please, if you could, tell me everything you know about the care of Ball Pythons. Things like an ideal set-up, what i should put at the bottom of the tank, the best thing i can feed it. There is no wrong answer here. i have been doing research for a few years because i was interested in getting a snake (Ball Python to be specific) and my girlfriends is going to get me one for Christmas. Any and all positive comments, advice and information is greatly appreciated.: Haha!. Nice :] That's pretty good, actually.