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Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Delivery Detail:	Within 20 days.

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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:My daughter found what appear to be lizard eggs and we rescued them from being cushed by the dog before we looked it up on line. I am pretty sure we have flipped them. Is there anything we can do?: Get some milk and scramble them because you've destroyed their innocent lives.

Q:How to use flower vermiculite?: Vermiculite is a mica material formed when the silicate material is heated at high temperature. During the heating process, the moisture content of the silicate material is rapidly lost and expanded, and the volume after expansion is 15 times the original volume. Thus, the aeration pore and water holding capacity of the substance are increased.

Q:Where to get water dragon tank sizeand how to influence parents to let you get one and anything else you think will help you get best answer: I have driven since 1973. owned thirty cars. Not once have I ever heard of changing brake fluid. I have done a dozen brake jobs on my cars over the years. never changed brake fluid. I think your misinformed big time.

Q:Is there something that can be mixed into topsoil to make it drain well in flower pots?: Hi Victoria, You can increase the drainage capacity of any soil mix by increasing its porosity. To do that you can mix any relatively large grained material throughout the soil. Perlite is one of the favored porous materials because it doesn't break down or collapse easily, as Vermiculite does. Ground bark chips, sand, fine gravel and coir (coconut husk) are also used to add porosity. The key here is to mix this material throughout the potting soil. The out-dated notion of adding drainage material to the bottom of the pot has been discredited. In fact, all that does is to shorten the rootball, which decreases the porosity and drainage of the soil. It would also add that taller pots, drain better than squaty pots.

Q:I have two African fat-tailed geckos that I bought on February twelfth. It is the fifteenth and one of my geckos has just laid one egg. I didn‘t know that either of them was pregnant and I missed seeing which gecko was the mother, for they are both females. The only thing that I could think of to keep the egg warm was to get a small, about 4 inch deep Dixie cup with a lid and fill it with loose coconut fiber substrate (which I use for their bedding) and mix it with warm water to make a soft damp mush to lay the egg in. So, my real questions are:1. Will loose coconut fiber substrate work to incubate my single egg?2. How do I make sure it doesn‘t get too humid?3. How often do I need to check the humidity?4. Will the egg naturally be soft shortly after delivery? 5. What do I look for to make sure it is a healthy egg?: if youre getting a juvenile i might propose putting it on reptile carpet to thoroughly do away with the prospect of impaction. even whilst it does advance up i might nonetheless propose carpet reason its lots greater fee-effective

Q:I bought the pack, but it isn‘t very helpful, and I want to try the most succesful approach, since I only get the one pack of seeds. Any suggestions?: Last december I have bought Stevia seeds in the USA. To give you a suggestion I have opened the pack. The seeds are tiny and therefore I would like to suggest that you buy a small bag of vermiculite. Make this medium wet and sow the seeds on the surface of the vermiculite in a seed tray of six holes. Cover the seeds with some vermiculite. Remember that in general seeds are not sown deeper than two or three times their thickness.

Q:ok so i have a new lasiodora parahybana and was wondering how often i should clean her enclosure.i use a mixture of vermiculite (80%) and top-soil (20%) for the substrate.I keep it at about 70-80% humidity with the aid of a sponge and water dish.i feed it a small cricket everyday.I noticed that the tank just really stinks now.so getting to the point, how often should i clean it?i don‘t want to disturb the stress level of my spider by removing it from it‘s enclosure and wrecking her burrow to clean out cricket husks every day.so rather than, how often should i clean the enclosure, i guess i‘m really asking on how should i clean the enclosure?a lot of internet sources give me different advice.i was wondering on getting help from someone who has had a brazilian salmon pink bird eating spider and would like to pass on the knowledge.: I have an L. Difficilis which is similar to L. Parahybana. None of my spiders' habitats ever stink, and I never clean their habitat because spiders are so clean naturally. If your spider's habitat stinks it could be a few things. The sponge could be harboring some sort of fungus, I don't recommend sponges for this reason (and they are a good breeding ground for parasites). Instead I use a shallow water dish with pebbles in it so that the spider doesn't drown. To create humidity and keep my spiders hydrated I mist one half of their habitat lightly dampening the substrate every third day. You are in my opinion over-feeding your spider. My L. Difficilis is big 8 female and I still only feed her one cricket a day over the weekend, meaning one at a time. Thus Friday, Saturday and Sunday she gets a cricket. Then nothing for another week. That way you avoid the spider refusing the cricket and winding up with dead crickets in the habitat (which are the source of foul smells). My smaller spiders get one cricket a week (I am consistent and usually feed all of them on Saturday). If the cricket is not immediately eaten I remove it shortly thereafter. If you leave a cricket in the habitat for too long it may feed on the spider. I would advise you to remove the spider and replenish the substrate. I do not recommend sand. Coconut husk or even better vermiculite substrate. Please feel free to email me if you have any other questions.

Q:I caught my stepson growing mushrooms and was wondering if they could be toxic.I threw then away because he‘s young and I‘m scared he might not know what he‘s doing. Any info would be greatly appreciated, thx.: There is nothing toxic about shrooms, infact they are healthy and i suggest your stepson to take some. But before he does make sure that you do the following. When watering the shrooms instead of watering them with pure water i suggest using purely squeezed orange juice. This is because fungis like mushrooms like to have a more of a acidic PH, it should be around the PH of 4 because of the citric acid in the orange juice. This will result in bigger, healthier mushrooms that will have more of a positive effect when eating the shrooms.

Q:i started a square foot garden-its actually a gardening book btw.(for those that dont know what that is) its a 4ft. x 4 ft. raised bed garden that ur supposed to use one third vermiculite,one third peat moss, n one third compost/manure(lols).ok i think my ratio was kinda off n i maaayb used too much manure,i think.anyway what i want to know is this harmful to vegetable plants,should I b concerned?help: Too much manure can kill plants. Do not know how much is too much. If store bought manure it is made to specifications and should be ok. If you made the compost/manure yourself , it is almost impossible to know what chemical combinations your mixture is. You need to ask someone that is more expert than me.

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