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horticultural and agriculture vermiculite

horticultural and agriculture vermiculite

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Tianjin
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Min Order Qty:
1000 m.t.
Supply Capability:
200000 m.t./month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:50L or 100L per bag
Delivery Detail:within 7 days after receiving your deposit

Specifications

1.Color:golden,silver vermiculite 
2.Size:2-4mm 3-6mm6-12mm 
3.Category:expanded 
4.We have manufacture experience over 10 ye

vermiculite

 

1.In color,vermiculite can be indevided into silver vermicultie and golden vermiculite 

2.Type:raw vermiculite ,partially expanded vermiculite ,expanded vermiculite ,

3.Size:20-40mesh 40-60mesh 150mesh 200mesh 325mesh 400mesh 0-30um 0.3-0.65mm0.65-1mm0.3-1mm1-2mm, 2- 4mm3-6mm4-8mm

4.Expansion ratios:5.5-10times 

5.Bulk density after expansion :90-270kgs/m3 

6.Sample is free within 1kgs 

7.Vermiculite quality certificate:MSDS ,SGS ,non-asbestos testing report ,chemicals testing report 

 

product information :

 

Vermiculite, chemical formula M g × (H2O) [Mg3 × (AlSiO3O10) (H2O)], is a magnesium water inclouded aluminum silicate 

secondary metamorphic minerals of layered structure. It likes mica in form, and usually come from weathered or hydrothermal 

alterated black (gold ) Mica. It will present a deflection shape after heat expansion and water loss, liking a leech pattern in form ,

 so it gets the name vermiculite .

 

Vermiculite features 

 

Raw vermiculite will be expanded to many times when heated at 850-1100 °C, 

 

poisonless, odorless , corrosion-resistant, Non-combustible , natural refractory properties , Good thermal insulation , low density , Heat-resistant ,sound-proofing .fire-proofing etc .

 

 

Vermiculite chemical :

 

Item

SiO2

MgO

Fe2O3

Al2O3

CaO

K2O

H2O

PH

Content %

37-42

11-23

3.5-18

9-17

1-2

5-8

5-11

7-11

 

 

Main Property of Expanded Vermiculite

 

Bulk Density

(kg/m³)

Thermal Conductivity

(W/{M·K})

Fire-Proof

(°C)

Temperature in Use

(°C)

Water Absorption

(%)

Anti-freezing

 

Sound Absorption

 

Corrosion Resisting

 

60-200

0.047-0.081

1300-1350

900-1000

26.5-40.6

The parcicle size has no change,when it is freezed 15 times under -20°C.

0.53-0.63

Alkali-resisting

 

Applications

Raw vermiculite is widely used for Foundary Insulation and Steel Industry

Expanded vermiculite is used in various industries as a packing material due to its highly absorbent nature. It is also a lightweight 

aggregator for plaster, proprietary concrete, compounds, fire stop mortar and cementious spray fireproofing. It can also be used as

 loose fill insulation and can be molded into shapes, bonded with cement and other bonding materials for insulation, refractory 

insulation, fireproofing of structural steel and pipes industries. Exfoliated vermiculite is also widely used as a component of the

 interior fill for fire stop pillows, and is also used in commercial hand warmers. 

 

Vermiculite is used for Horticulture :lawn of golf,seed preservation agent,soil conditioner ,wetting agent,plant growth 

substance,feed additive ,any other applications 

 

Goods pictures and factory pictures :

 


Q: Vermiculite, soilless cultivation, horticulture, vermiculite, the use of coarse?
There are two conventional specifications for raising vermiculite: 1-3mm (seedling raising, horticulture, vermiculite), 2-4mm (seedling raising, vermiculite), and various types of seedling vermiculite according to customer requirements. Seedling vermiculite is made of expanded vermiculite specially made.
Q: I have a female bearded dragon which is pregnant and has started to make nest to lay her eggs. can anyone help me set up a working incubator using a foam box with lid, submersable heater, water pump, a cat litter tray and a plank on which to put the box with the eggs,and also a type of soil. i have it set up and tried to test it with normal sand but the humidity does not make the dry sand damp.any info can help please
There is no track. Most likely the motor just died and needs to be replaced.
Q: Ok, my beardy finally laid her eggs, i made her do this in a seperate container and all that jazz, but the incubator i bought online is going to be another week away GRRRRWhat i want to know is whether they will be fine in the soil they are in at the moment or whether i should get a heat lamp to help keep the soil warm, or if i should put them in the vermiculite and just have it out in the open like that, or anything that will help them develop.If everything went to plan i would have been fully prepared for this but the postage got held up and i want to give them the best possible chance of surviving
They should be fine for a week as long as you keep them warm. I wouldn't use a heat lamp because it can dry the eggs out and you risk overheating them. You could always use a heat pad hooked to a thermostat or rheostat until you get the incubator if you happen to have them. I would get the eggs in the vermiculite now so you don't have to handle them later and risk damaging them. I like to use small containers with only a few holes, if any at all. I've incubated bearded dragon eggs at temperatures of 82 to 85 degrees.
Q: Do i need to use vermiculite or perlite to incubate my leopard gecko eggs?
Yes it is insulation. likely to be vermiculite, not asbestos, therefore not harmful.
Q: HI, I've had an indoor vermiculture bin for the past year under my sink in my apt. The worms have done so well the past year, that they need a bigger home. I would like to move them outside out our 3rd floor patio, but I am worried about the extreme hot and cold and raining weather of Chicago. Is there a home I can buy, or create that would insulate against this?
It's probably fine -- just keep it moist. However, it has no nutrients in it, so you're essentially going to need to supply everything, including micronutrients. Also, because it's so light weight, plants with much upper growth, like tomato, will just tip over and pull out. Is there a particular reason you want to use just vermiculite? If you're going for soilless culture, I'd use straight sand before vermiculite.
Q: ok update i have a pet green snake it laid two eggsone was flat,,so i put one in some rabbit fur i had in a small bowl with a lid and put oles in it and sprtits it with a little warm watteri put it in the warmest room in the housebut how do i know if the egg is fertile or noti found the snake so i wouldn‘t if it had a companionPLZ help and ty
you probably wouln't notice a difference. you drive a honda.
Q: i have 20 tomato plants in individual 6 containers on a flood table but i water by hand. i grew them from seed and they seem to be dying. tips of branches are yellowing and drying and even some leaves are. the plants are 8 inches tall and all planted in organic miracle grow soil mixed with perlite and vermiculite. they started off strong but now having problems. i have 10 small pepper plants the same age as the tomatos and they are thriving. all plants are under a 400wat metal halide light 1 foot above the plants and i water everyother day or when the top soil seems dry. please help!!
If they're 8 tall and the roots aren't coiling around small pots, you're definitely over watering, which could lead to fungal diseases. Unless they're in a hot room, they should only need water every 3-4 days. You should also be watering from the bottom (pouring water into the tray and letting the plants soak it up from the bottom), not the top. Let them dry out a bit, and the next time you water, dilute a couple cups of old coffee by half and water from the bottom with that. If you get a sunny, warm day and you're going to be around the house, take them outside and let them get some real sunlight and fresh air. Just make sure you bring them in again at night.
Q: Can planting soil sand be replaced with perlite or vermiculite?
Planting and culturing soil sand can be replaced by perlite or vermiculite. The sand of the river is mainly porous and permeable. Perlite or vermiculite itself has more pores, and the effect is better than that of dense sand. Pay attention to the choice of larger particles of vermiculite, otherwise the effect is worse.
Q: What can vermiculite do? What's the use?
Its crystalline structure is monoclinic, and it looks like mica from its appearance. Vermiculite is produced by hydration of certain granite. It is commonly produced with asbestos.

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