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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1.Any inquiry will be replied with in 24hours.
2.Professional manufacturer:welcome to visit our web:www.xinlong119.com
3.OEM/ODM available:
Dimensions could be customized.
4.After-sale service:
(1)All products will have been strictly quality checked in factory before packing.
(2)All products will be packed before shipping.
(3)All products have 12 months warranty.And we sure the products will be free from maintenance within warranty period.
5.Faster delivery date:
Sample order in stock,and 15-20days for bulk production.
6.Frequently asked questions:
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.
We will try our best to find the products you need,we will provide you with the most satisfactory service.
- Q: i put a 4 inch deep container inside her terrarium with spider turf and vermiculite and mixed it with water, she started digging a hole, than she stopped and now she wants to get out of her terrarium. wht seems to be the problemps:im 100% sure that she‘s pregnant
- look really good in the dirt if know eggs give her a couple days or take her to the vet
- Q: I work in a greenhouse and have always wondered about that. It looks like little gold flakes.
- perlite and vermiculite. Also the sand or rocks at the bottom would make good drainage.
- Q: My gravid veiled chameleon will not lay her eggs. I have given her a large bucket with moist vermiculite and sand and she will not lay. I live her alone for the day, and she does not lay. It is obvious that she still has her eggs. She does not dig or disturb the laying mixture. What is going on? What can else can I do?
- well some ppl like my mom took ten yrs
- Q: i mist her a couple times a day is this bad
- No this normal, most geckos dont know how to drink from a bowl, they drink off of themselves and the leaves and stuff in their cage. You can teach them by spraying the water dish in their cage, they see the water run down the dish and will follow it to find there is a place to drink. Most lizards are like this.
- 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.
- A local nursery is the best place.
- Q: how often should i fertilize my garden?
- It depends on what you are growing and what you have done so far. My garden beds are composed of peat moss, vermiculite, and compost in equal amounts. In the past I have planted in 100% compost. I do not add anything else for fertilizer because the compost provides the needed nutrients. If using chemical fertilizers you want to be careful what kind you are using in addition to how often you fertilize. So, I would suggest either using an organic fertilizer (compost is one) or reading package information to be sure it works for the plants you are growing and to see how often to apply it.
- Q: It has to do with establishing root from say a branch from a tree or shrub. The rooting hormone, rootone, talks about planting the starter in a root medium.
- It means the material you will be rooting the plant in such as vermiculite, sand, soil, or some combination of those.
- Q: (Acer planoides) I purchased these seeds at a market, the instructions on the packet say this.Place the seeds in a ziplock bag with a little damp not wet vermiculite and place in the fridge for 90120 days. inspect regularly and if seeds start to germinate remove and sow. plant the seeds 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep in good quality compost and keep moisture around 60 to 70 F.90 to 120 days? Its going to take at least 3 months for these seeds to germinate?And why does the months of cold air in a wet environment make these seeds germinate (that just sounds like it would cause hibernation/preservation)?
- The seeds need a hibernation period of a couple months at below 35 degrees. It is just the way it is with upper latitude deciduous trees.
- Q: 2 Western Fence Lizards. One female, naturally. She doesn't seem to be showing any physical signs of being gravid--she's usually been just fat is all. I haven't felt any eggs under her belly, although she is getting a little more plump. However, I'm seeing some digging FAR more often than usual. And she's not trying to get in wherever she's digging. So I think she's trying to lay eggs. Whether or not they will come out OK is another story.What I have at the moment:Repti-Fresh sandZilla Jungle MixEverything else is accounted for. I have the right kind of box to put her in. Is plain sand okay for a lay box, or do I need something that holds moisture like vermiculite? I know you need that for the incubator, but I don't know much about the lay box.
- I used vermiculite for my ball pythons, as instructed by various local breeders. This substrate worked well for me (4 seasons). The only thing is I find vermiculite tends to stick to the hatchlings. I've been told that perlite doesn't have this effect. I know a breeder who produces Leo's, Cresteds, and Gargs. She uses SuperHatch. Apparently it changes color from brick red to pink as the moisture evaporates, and is infinitely reusable. Never used it or heard much else from said product, though. Whatever is available to you, I guess. I've heard good things about all three. Familiarize yourself with whatever substrate you choose. You should be good with any, realistically. Take care.
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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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