Metal Shingle Stone Coated Steel Roof Machine

Metal Shingle Stone Coated Steel Roof Machine System 1

Metal Shingle Stone Coated Steel Roof Machine

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 20 set/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	2* 40 Feet container
Delivery Detail:	2-3 month after down payment

Specifications

1 bottom gule spraying section
2 stone coated section
3 first time drying
4 Auto face gule spraying
5.second time drying

Stone Coated Production Line

Stone coated sheet is formed by 0.4mm Al-Zn plating panel and color stones. It is modern,environmental and nice appearance.

We developed this stone coated production line based on long time running and improvement. It is high-performance,stable, energy-efficient and easy operation.

It is including five main parts:

1 Auto bottom gule spraying section

2Auto stone coated section

3 The first time drying section

4 Auto face gule spraying section

5 The second time drying section

Introduction:

1. Auto bottom gule spraying section

Appearance size:4000*1000*2000 Unit:mm

Driving section:3KW Excitation motor or frequency speed regulation (AS per customers’requirements )

Automatic pressure spray tank:1set capability:200kg Range:0.6~1Mpa

Automatic glue machine motor: Servo motor, Power:750w, plc

Automatic spray gun:4 set(spare parts)

Dust collecting fan: 1set power:200w

Damp proof lamp:1pc power:100w

Conveying device:Chain reciprocating

Air compressor:1set power:7.5kw

Dust control of axial flow fan:1set power: 200w

Agitator: 1set power:1.5kw

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Q: she layed them on top of the sand in the cage is that where they should stay? what should the temp be? should i spray the sand with water? another thing the eggs are collapsing or sucking in but i shined a flashlight through them and there is what apperes to be veins in them, does that mean they are viable?: If you leave them alone, they will shrivel up and ide. And DO NOT mist them with water like Tiffany K is saying, getting water on the eggs will kill them. She's obviously never had snake eggs before. You need some perlite or vermiculite, available in the garden section of Home Depot or Lowe's. Fill a small tupperware container halfway with the perlite or vermiculite. Add enough water to the substrate so it's moist, but not so moist that it drips water if you squeeze a handful. Bury the eggs halfway in the substrate. But first, mark the tops of the eggs with an x so you always keep them right side up. Don't put any airholes in the container, just open it once a week to allow new air in for the eggs. Keep it somewhere in the low 80's until you can buy an incubator or get one made. Veins mean they are fertile. They are denting in bvecause they are on sand. You need to get them off of the sand and do like I said above or you will lose them in another day or two. Sand is dry and the eggs need 100% humidity, but you can't get them wet.

Q: In Hydroponics, which is better material to use in place of soil , vermiculite, perlite or other?: Gold flecks most likely Vermiculite. paired seed leaves erm, wind borne weeds.

Q: I am putting together 2 elevated gardens for a nursing home. total square feet of soil needed 12 cubic ft. 1: having trouble with the math. how many quarts needed? how many pounds needed? products are marketed with either quarts or pounds. trying to convert via google not helpful. Would like the most organic setup possible. Been reading about fertilizer, compost, soil, other buzz words i do not understand. Want ideal, organic growing conditions.garden will be set up outside. would like to grow flowers and foods. nothing chosen, yet. am asking for specific recommendations such as ratios for compost, soil, which to put on top, bottom, etc. links to products, specifically amazon, GREATLY appreciated. Thank you.: An ideal mix is 1/3 compost, 1/3 peat moss and 1/3 vermiculite. As for the amount needed you refer to both square feet and cubic feet. Length x width x depth cubic feet. Ordering online is not the best idea - expensive. Shop your local big box stores. Most bagged products are labeled in cubic feet. If you can not get compost use an all purpose garden and vegetable mix. Combine the 3 ingredients well before adding to your boxes. Do wear a dust mask. Vermiculite is very light and you don't need to breathe that in. When planting allow for mature size. Don't over crowd your boxes. If you want to grow tomatoes and cucumbers do grow them vertically. Also select indeterminate tomatoes. When grown vertically they need only 1 square foot each. Determinate varieties need 9 square feet. The plant label should have that information. If not call your county agent for indeterminate variety recommendations for your region. Regarding the calculations. If a box is 3' x3' 9 square x 1' deep 9 cubic feet 3'x3' x 6 (.5) 4.5 cubic feet. Good luck

Q: can i use a 10 gallon tank soil/vermiculite and a heat lamp while misting tank every few hours to have a successful reptile egg incubator: yes and really all you should do is get wet sand that has been rung out through a strainer then put it in the tank use a paint brush or something like it and brush the sand around it but not on it then keep in warm with the heat lamp mist it at least twice a day.p.s. I seen a pro do this. he breeds snakes,rats, and I think other thing but I can't be sure.

Q: My beardie just layed her eggs but i dixnt touch till half aday later.friend with expirience told me to get a tupaware with verbalite and mpisten it and stick em in there. Room temp, and soild verbalite should work in hatching them. Can i get a 2nd opinion? Should i get an incubater for future hatchlings? Thank you everyone for your help: The next time you post an answer, please use spell check. It will make it a lot easier for people to read and understand your question. The egg laying substrate you need is called vermiculite. Room temperature is not high enough for the eggs, the temp needs to be 82-84F and humidity levels must remain high. An incubator by far is needed if you plan on breeding any type of lizard. It takes the guess work out of doing it the homemade way. Never turn the eggs at all, always keep them in the position they were laid. Take a felt tip marker and mark the upside so you know how to always place them back if you need to move them. If you rotate them you will kill the embryo inside. Please google bearded dragon eggs before you end up killing your eggs. You should have done research before the mating attempt even took place. You are an irresponsible breeder, and an inexperienced one at that.

Q: I need to know what Permiculite is!I think it has something to do with cultivations so ill put it in the gardening section.I saw it on this videogt: The okorder

Q: I went up to my uncle‘s cabin in Wisconsin and we stumbled upon a painted turtle‘s egg nest. He thought the hole was a snake hole, so he covered it all up. But when we saw a mother painted turtle nearby, we had thought it was her nest. We uncovered the hole and decided it would be neat to try to hatch one. My uncle says it takes an entire year for the turtle to finally hatch. So anyways, I brought the little turtle egg all the way home to Michigan in a protected plastic cup in some dirt from the nest. But I have some good questions needing answering. What temp should the eggs be kept in? How deep in the little glass bowl of dirt should it be kept? Should I add moisture to the egg daily by putting in small ammounts of water? Please answer, and thanks if you do! :): If I was you I would not take eggs from the wild. You should also have a proper tank set up which will cost about $200 or more. I would put the egg back or at least set up a proper tank.

Q: Instead of sand, would vermiculite be okay for the bottom of my chimenea?: They do not have to be moist but do need to be humid i placed mine in a damp vermiculite ( the vermiculite should clump together an when squeezed), but water shouldn't drip out. You used use water to control the temparature also helps keep a steady humidity. The main benefit of this incubation method is it is cheap to set up - the whole thing cost around ?20, which, seeing as at that point I didn't know whether there would be any viable eggs to incubate, was a very good result!

Q: Is the vermiculite the leopard gecko egg is sitting on supos to be cold and moist?: This is not the answer you want to hear but it should be said. The best thing would be to put the eggs in the freezer. Sulcata tortoises are already over-represented in reptiles rescue facilities. They breed fairly easily and the relatively cheap hatchlings are sold to people who have no ability or often even the intention of keeping them into adulthood. Their large size makes them poor candidates as pets for most people. Unless you personally know 20 people who are VERY familiar with sulcatas and their adult size and needs please don't add to the misery of unwanted tortoises.

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