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Inoganic Fireproof Vermiculite Panel

Inoganic Fireproof Vermiculite Panel

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1000 pc
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200000 pc/month

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1. Description of Vermiculite Board:

Our Fireproof Vermiculite Panel is a kind of new inorganic materials. It is mainly made of expanding vermiculite and blends with proportional inorganic adhesive. Thought a series of processes, the finished panel is characterized by fire-resistant, environmentally friendly, heat and sound insulation, without any toxic substances, etc. Even though the heating temperature reaches 1200 degree centigrade, it will not release any pernicious gas. Combustibility is Grade A.

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2.Specification of Vermiculite Board:

 

1). Standard size: 2100mm*900mm or 2400mm*1200mm

2). Thickness: 12mm-38mm

3). Density: 300-1000kg/m3


3. Features of Vermiculite Board:

 

1).Noncombustible, non-fusible and fire-resistant. Because this Panel is mainly made of inorganic materials without element carbon, so it will not burn.

2).Lasting heat retaining.

3).Nontoxic, smokeless, environmentally friendly.

4).Prominent dent resistance. The panel is pressed with expanding vermiculite and special fireproof glue water, so it has high strength and toughness.

5).Favorable weather resistance.

6).Excellent mold and wormy resistance.

7).Easy to install and process, including sawing, nailing, planning, drilling.

8).Well sound insulation.

 

4.Application of Vermiculite Board:

It is widely used in the lines of construction, shipping, metallurgy, electricity, spaceflight and so on, specifically used as

1).Fireproof door core

2).Deluxe kitchen ware

3).Boat hull panels

4).Fire passage an ventilation system

5).Commercial building, library, hotel, restaurant, amusement building, senior and common residence

6).Transformer vault

7).Fireplace

8).Industrial heat-retaining materials.

 

Other applications: It is able to apply to furniture, fireproof wall, suspended ceiling etc.

 

5.Technical Data of Vermiculite Board:

Inoganic Fireproof Vermiculite Panel


Q: I have a cutting of an evergreen pine. I do not know the variety but I have had it stood in water for several months and it is beginning to form roots. The roots are only a couple of mm long. When should I transfer it to soil?
Hello, I would pot it on now. Plants don't like being in water too long. It's fantastic that you've got it to root, as pines are tricky. Fill a pot with half perlite and half peat. This will provide a firm rooting medium with good drainage. Place the cutting in a cold frame or in another protected cool area. Keep it out of direct sunlight. Once new needles have formed you can transplant to a bigger pot. Well done though. Derek
Q: Is vermiculite bad if eaten by infants?
Potting soil has been sterilized. Those with vermiculite added will retain moisture and not compact.
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: Someone on here said I shouldn't but didn't state why.Does it float? Or some other reason?
Leopard geckos usually lay 2 eggs per clutch........there has never been a documented clutch of 3 eggs. It is very common for first time mothers to lay a single egg clutch for their first time. Yes, it is perfectly safe to use a sharpie to indicate the top of the egg to prevent the egg from tipping over and causing the embryo to drown. sell or keep? ....that sounds like a personal choice based on market, financial, and space obligations that only you can answer for yourself. vermiculite vs. perlite ........I prefer perlite, but vermiculite is extremely effective also. perlite seems to be more forgiving and offers more air flow around the eggs in my opinion. for fertile and infertile egg comparisons, just google image search for the pics...they're there
Q: I want to grow magic mushrooms the vermiculite and brown rice way but I don‘t want to order anything can I make magic shrooms from store bought mushroom spore prints? Any help would be appreciate F the haters
Typical store bought spores are of the culinary or medicinal variety. The only way to get your hands on the spores you're looking for would be to find a private grower, or the more dangerous route of picking them from the wild. I would not suggest the latter unless you have exceptional knowledge of Mycology, and the former is illegal in many areas.
Q: Would it be safe to bring in a dry log from out side and put it in my terrarium with my T or dose this pose a threat to my T‘s health?
It might, just bye one at the pet store for $1:00
Q: You can use pure vermiculite for meat
The economic benefits can be added to crush a honeycomb briquet can buy in, in granular soil fleshy special, such as akadama soil, deer marsh soil, volcano stone and so on.
Q: what substrate do you place ball python eggs on while in incubation?
Allie is right. Freeze the eggs and then toss them. The mommy and daddy need to live in separate enclosures. Since she is getting rid of them, hopefully the new owners will know better.
Q: i am pretty sure one or both of our leos are pregnant and we do have a male, so i need to make a laying box, what substarte- other then soil or vermiclulite can i use? thanks also where can i get it?( i am soo excited)!
Damp sand and coir, rehydrated coconut husk. 100% perlite is definitely too coarse, and won't retain enough water for rooting. If you have perlite and vermiculite on hand, use them, but I've always found a 50-50 mixture of damp, coarse sand and rehydrated coir to be the best rooting medium.
Q: I am making a mini fridge into a incubator and I am just curious where I should place the probe from the thermostat inside the incubatorthe measurements are 30 tall 18 deep and 18 wide. Also when I add the thermometer prob should that just be placed right around the same spot as the thermostat probe.Thanks
just put it about 3 inches below the surface of the vermiculite. sinse this should be the deepest the eggs should go,

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