Inoganic Fireproof Vermiculite Panel System 1

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Inoganic Fireproof Vermiculite Panel

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Supply Capability:: 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:

Q: Okay, over the course of about the last three weeks, my female box turtle has laid four eggs... I've cvalled a couple pet shops and they have told me to look online for imformation on how to care for them, and they also mentioned to keep the eggs away from the parents because all they will do is step on and mush the eggs, which i found to be true... I was just wondering if anyone could help me out with information like what should i keep the eggs in? From what a read, a mixture of Peat Moss, Vermiculite (Mineral), and Spaghnum Moss works well... Any suggestions/information is appreciated!!: i'm from the Lake Conroe section. I honestly have earthworms lower than rocks and in my flower beds that I keep quite moist. in case you irrigate, you'll have some you are able to dig up loose.those should be the great that are nearby for your section.

Q: you put 25 grams of iron powder and 1 gram of salt in a resaelable plestic bag, and add 30 grams of vermiculite to the bag, seal the bag, shake it to mix the contents, then add 5 Ml of water to it and mix the contents again. what happens?????: nothing, the salt water will NOT react with iron, however the rion will just replace a few of the ions of the mineral and still probally nothing will happen

Q: my gecko laid 2 eggsthey were prefect.white , no dents, firmso i put them in my incubator and have them on 82degree heat. they are in vermiculite medium in a container with no holes.but after a day they are starting to dent a bit. what is causing this to happen? can i fix it so i dont kill the eggs?.is it too much humidity or not enough? or is my heat temp wrongg: Its dehydration. all you need to do is lightly mist them. check out the video in the link

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)?: Both are natural minerals expanded by heating, but with slightly different properties: Perlite is said to improve aeration and drainage, whereas vermiculite holds water better. As in most gardening subjects, each gardener will have their own preferences.

Q: What is the actual chemical reaction going on in this? Ingredients: Iron powder, water, salt, activated charcoal, and vermiculite.: its fytocell

Q: I live in new hampshire is there any place I can get vermiculite and perlite locally?: You could use vermiculite. Because it's a natural product, it seems to hold a little more moisture. I would think that any surface that is damp would be a potential source of bacteria. The trick would be to swap out the towel regularly so to not build up a toxic level of bacteria.

Q: I have been using lizard litter for my beardies, it's sooo lightweight easy to clean! Buuut...,I recently realized that it has crushed walnut shells in it, which I am highly allergic to ;-( and I HATE using sand for (various reasons). I think Vermiculite is my best bet, but it's very salty I can only find it in 5# bags. If any good reptile luvr can help me, i'd be greatful.: If you only need a small amount for potted plant, go to a nursery or places like Lowes have it sometimes. It may be easier to find a plant-specific mix. (ex.:cactus).If you need a large amount, for flower beds, check with local feed stores.

Q: every freaking tutorial on line wants me to buy rice hulls, peat moss, coconut whatever, vermiculite , perlite,sawdust etcthe point of gardening at home is to save freaking money rightthere is no place in my country were I can buy those perlite and vermiculite stuff, I dont even know what is their translation in my language.is there a way I can make a rich potting soil from backyard soil and compost pit alone.Please help me make potting soil with just materials from my backyard: no because people are always making repairs on it and looking out for weak parts of it.

Q: is using seed starter with vermiculite and perlite already in it would it be the same as using vermiculite and: hi there OK first of all .. u need vermiculite, 10 gallon tank, submersible heater, a glass lid, a couple bricks, a plastic container which will fit in the tank and a humidmeter and tempmeter(humidity it the most inportant..it need to be between 75-80% no more then 90%)...drill a few holes in the lid of the plastic container... add warm water to the vermiculite so it holds a ball form but not dripping.. add approx inch of vermiculite in the plastic container make thumb indents... add bricks to tank, add water up to brick level, place the submersible heater in tank and turn it on make sure the heat is fully submersed under the water.. turn it on approx 80 temp.. place the lid on tank ... remove adults first in a holding tank.. once the adults are out .. carefully remove the eggs not to turn them place them in the container of vermiculite the same upright that they were played where u place the indents place the lid on the container and place the container in the tank on the bricks... replace the glass lid on tank and place a towel over the tank.. in about a week or 2 u can candle the eggs with a pen light if u see veins then they are fertile...remove all that are not... do some research on how long to incubate.. babies ... never try to helps babies out of their eggs .. they will look dead at first b/c it take a lot out of them... it takes about a week after the hatch b4 they will eat.. start them on 1/4 size crickets they will eat a lot ... when they are approx 5-6 months old u can start them on a bit of leafy greens finely chopped...hope this helps good luck on ur new arrivals

Q: Bought a female bearded dragon a month and half ago from an aquarium place, no one informed us she was expecting, came home and there is a bunch of eggs in her tank, don‘t know when she had them but apparently some time today, don‘t have and incubator or anything like vermiculite, or sand to use wondering what else i could use and if the eggs are okay and if not what can i do about them as every site says not to throw eggs in the garbage not that I want i‘m just not familiar with the hatching process.: Try to get a incubator ASAP. If not, get a airtight container and fill it with a quarter water and use a water heater on it. Warm it to 80ish and make a platform for them.

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