Inorganic Noncombustible Composite Board
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Introduction of Inorganic Noncombustible Composite Board:
Light burned magnesium oxide power,It is suitable for building materials and fireproof material,because its content is more than 85%,and its price is two times the price magnesite,what’s more no impurities.Its fireproof performance is better than the magnesite.
Technical Data of Inorganic Noncombustible Composite Board:
Applications of Inorganic Noncombustible Composite Board:
Fire resistance board series:used in the tunnel ceiling, steel structure column, beam,horizontal floor, fire partition wall, and room dividers.
Decorative board series:used in the hotels, office building, residential renovation.
Substrate board series:used in ceiling, partition, fireproof door core,warehouse board and lining board.
Sound absorption board series:used in the subways,bus stations, theaters, factories, and other public building.
Safe: 100% does not include such harmful substances as asbestos and etc, and no nasty smell before and after application.No toxic gas after burned under high temperature .No radiation. It is Eco-friendly.
Light burned magnesium oxide power,It is suitable for building materials and fireproof material,because its content is more than 85%,and its price is two times the price magnesite,what’s more no impurities.Its fireproof performance is better than the magnesite.
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Dimensions could be customized.
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(3)All products have 12 months warranty.And we sure the products will be free from maintenance within warranty period.
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Sample order in stock,and 15-20days for bulk production.
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Q:How long is the warranty?
A:12months since delivery out.
Q:What’s the MOQ?
A:1pc for sample.At least 300pcs(or a trial order)after sample order.
Q:How long is the delivery time ?
A:Sample order 3-5working days,bulk order 15-20days working days.
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- Q: my female leo just layed her 3rd clutch of eggs, and soo far i have been un successful hatching any, they always end up caving in, get moldy, or dry out, they die before they get a chance.first, is it okay that the eggs are covered in a light layer of sand once i put them in vermiculite? or do they need to be cleaned? and second, i have the container, with the eggs 1 inch appart in vermiculite ( moist enough to pack a quot;snow ballquot;) and i was wondering what a sufficient amount of heat would be... can i leave them under a heat lamp of 100W? is that too hot? and do i have to continously keep them moist? how long will the vermiculite stay moist for before i need to moisten it again?HELP ima huge newb at this stuff and i really want to keep these ones alive this time!
- I can't help with the problems with incubation, however one thing I would say is that when they are born keep them under a UV lamp. The vet I go to says despite the fact they are nocturnal, in the wild they still get loads of light, just like we are exposed to the dark, therefore they need UV light. There are countless cases of geckos with metabolic bone disease simply because they haven't had the UV they need. The food needs to be sprinkled with calcium dust which can only be metabolised if UV is present. Use a small amount of this on the food, just rub them in it and it'll stick! For food, try very small crickets bought from a pet shop. Rule of the thumb is no bigger than the space between their eyes, but dont worry if they dont eat as soon as they are born. Personally, I would use a heat mat to keep them warm when born, just under the substrate. Keep them on kitchen roll.
- Q: We have been incubating a leopard gecko egg now for about 3/4 weeks. It is in a tank of its own filled will a layer of sand and the actual egg is in a plastic container in the tank that the crickets came in and it is filled half way with damp vermiculite. We have a thermometer in there too and the temp is always between 75 and 85 degrees. The thing is our egg hasn't stayed white like all the other pics I have seen, it has gone a pinky yellow colour. We started to see pink/red veins in it but now we can't see any properly because the egg is growing mold. What are we doing wrong?? I covered most of the egg in vermiculite and left a bit for the egg to breath but not enough so that the condensation on the lid of the container could fall on it. But it doesn't seem to have worked. Any suggestions??
- peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite are all parts of soilless mixes. You can also grow hydroponically (in water). Any soilless mix will have no nutrients, so careful fertilizing is a must.
- Q: Can vermiculite fertilize any seed?
- Hatchrite is good but pricey. Vermiculite has glass dust in it--both perlite and vermiculite bags have chemicals in them to help plants grow. Your best bet, since beardies are desert dwellers, is sand. It would be best to check online and consult with some breeders to see what they suggest. Get more than one opinion.
- Q: Which is good for insulation and sound insulation of glass wool and expanded vermiculite?
- The insulation is currently promoting the building wall insulation technology, insulation package on the inner side of the main structure of the main structure to protect and extend the life of the building, effectively reduce the thermal bridge building structure, increase the effective space, improve the living comfort.
- Q: you know those white pieces of somethingWhat do they do?
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- Q: Can anyone name some materials used for thermal insulation?
- Glass as partitions, like the Apple shop in NYC and the Glass Pavilion in Toledo OH, provides a remarkable view of outdoors, properly-knownshows the pastime interior, and makes the development extra or much less invisible to the attention. New extra acceptable glass panels, including laminated for steps and flooring, and the provision of water sparkling glass without the eco-friendly tint of glass containing iron an infection have opened opportunities for architects.
- Q: im getting an pink-toe tarantula and iv got a glass tank , iv got a few things to ask , iv brought T-Rex soil bedding i think my mate called it coco fiber would that be ok ? also im gonna feed my tarantula roaches but should i dust them ? also can i feed my tarantula meal worms? also im gonna buy wax worms iv herd they turn in moths and iv herd they love moths would that be ok ? if they do love to eat months how would i be able to help them turn into moths .
- Hi, good choice of spider, they're stunning. I've got two in my collection of 40ish spiders. I use vermiculite with all of mine, it holds moisture really well for the ones that like it more humid and it looks much nicer than soils. Roaches, crickets, locusts and mealworms are all good for them, all of mine eat them all. I've never tried moths though, my chameleons eat them. Waxworms will turn into moths all on their own, it only takes a couple of weeks.
- Q: Have a butterfly bush, want to make more bushes. Do I just cut from anywhere on plant, put in water and wait to root.Thx
- To root a butterfly bush you dig a small trench next to the bush and lay a branch in the trench and put a stone or other weight on top. I'm not sure on what the time frame is for it to take root, but it should be rooted by next spring, or maybe by this fall
- Q: I have lost soOOOO many litters to molding even when i try so hard to ventilate it. Are chicken egg incubators good?
- If you're having trouble with mold, try different incubating medias. Vermiculite, perlite, and spaghum moss all work well -- perhaps you could split the clutch carefully into several groups (if the eggs aren't stuck together) and try the different methods. Too much ventilation likely introduces mold spores. Start with sterile media in the first place and don't keep it too wet -- just slightly damp is best. Make sure your temps aren't too high -- if the temperature climbs over 90F for very long, your eggs will die and then they'll get moldy and rot. Can you describe your setup more fully? Maybe someone will be able to spot what you've been doing wrong. Good luck!
- 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.
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Inorganic Noncombustible Composite Board
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
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- Supply Capability:
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