Natural Fireproof Vermiculite Boards System 1

Natural Fireproof Vermiculite Boards System 2

Natural Fireproof Vermiculite Boards

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Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	Box, Fumigation-free pallet ,plastic stretch film,paper corner,Wrapping Tape
Delivery Detail:	25days

Specifications

1.natural,enviromental,non-asbestos
2.acoustic,fireproof, insulate against heat and sound.
3.cut,engrave,stick,nail easily

Natural Fireproof Vermiculite Boards

1)Vermiculite Board Characteristics:

1. Vermiculite Board is made of expanded vermiculite which is natural,non-asbestos non-deformable.

2.Vermiculite Board is Versatile,acoustic,fireproof,noise reduction.

3. Vermiculite Board sound absorption, heat preservation and insulation, energy-saving,

moisture adjustment and environmental protections.

4.Vemiculite Board could be cut,engrave,stick,nail easily.

5. The fireproofing grade is A1grade, under the circumstances of 1000 centigrade degrees after one hour.

2)Vermiculite Board Application:

1. Fire resistant walls and ceilings

2. Fire brick in stove, electric heater, storage heater ,furnace and fireplace etc.

3. Heat insulation boards in planes, trains, cars, ships, ovens and pipes etc.

4. Heat preservation and sound insulation boards for walls

3)Vermiculite Board technical specification

Process temperature	Bending strength	Density	Compression strength	Thermal conductivity
>1100°C or 1000°C	0.574~5.33Mpa	400kgs/M3--900kgs/M3	0.690~4.90Mpa	Max.0.20W/mK at 600°CMax.0.128W/mk at 34.51°C
Process range	The minimum thickness	The maximum thickness	The maximum width	The maximum length
Process range	15mm	50mm	1220mm	2440mm

Q: If i put leopard gecko eggs in vermiculite, is there a certain quot;vermiculite to water ratioquot;? Youtube videos say to measure them in a 1:8 ratio. But lets just say i keep the vermiculite humid, and sot soggy or too wet.... would it still work? Or would the eggs die?: I would put a layer of vermiculite at the bottom of the pot to ensure good drainage, but if you have enough of it, it should be mixed into the growing medium as well. put them in another greenhouse ? Not sure what you mean - do you have more than one greenhouse? In any case, redwoods should grow fine in or out of a greenhouse, at least in summer. The mold is most likely moss - it is living off the nitrogen seeping out of the pots. It shouldn't hurt anything to be there, but If you are concerned, just scrape it off. If you can keep the sides of the pots in the dark, it will retard its growth.

Q: Okay with the kind of plants are pure vermiculite: Better mix some peat and sand, pure vermiculite, no nutrition.What is your broadcast or for the seedlings, seedlings the sand particles can be slightly larger, about 1-3mm, then use slightly sowing fine sand, river sand on the line, so I kind of.

Q: my leopard gecko laid eggs two days ago and i already candled them and one of them has a bulls eye thing and the other one is yellow but it has small veins at the bottom of it that kinda form a small circle and this egg is bigger than the one with the bulls eye and neither of them have dents in them or mold or anything they are puffy and white: well if you have an incubator put them in there and they will hatch in about a month if you don't there most surly going to die Good LucK!!!

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: Can anyone explain to me the uses of these item for growing plants?Am I right in thinking that vermiculite it better for germination and then perlite is better once the plant is a bit larger? Can you mix them? Do they really make any difference?Any insight or personal experiences would be much appreciated. Thanks.: ........and........? Vermiculite add some water holding, perlite loosens and fluffs the soil. If you are thinking sand, no, perlite is much, much larger than sand. Adding sand to a soil can be dangerous...if added to clay you end up with an elemental concrete......not good. Normally adding organic matter does the same thing to the garden soil as does adding vermiculite and perlite.

Q: My female just laid this afternoon and I moved the eggs into a make-shift incubator. I don't have any vermiculite or whatever it is they use to help keep humidity up. They are in a hide box and the box has holes cut into the roof for air flow, there's many holes, but they're a knifes width apart, very slender. They are on sterile sand surrounded by moss inside of the hide box. I marked the tops so I know which way is up. I know you have to keep the humidity up...but how do you know? Since I transported them into the incubator this afternoon (around 5?), I have sprayed the entire tank they're in with a garden mister twice. Is that too much? Too little? How do I know if the eggs need more humidity or less??? Please help...Should I go and find vermiculite? Is it crucial? Any other ideas on a better incubator. The cage they're in is glass and it's 5 gallons.: Well, for sure not in the Languages category of Yahoo! Answers.

Q: I recently bought a dozen Robellini Phoenix Palm Tree seeds and I was curious if anyone had any tips or advice on growing them :). I was told by the company to presoak the seeds(which is being done right now). I plan on only planting them 1/2 in. deep as instructed but i‘m uncertain how much sun light I should give them once they begin growing or how much water (ect.). Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!: Because they're not coconut palms. There are about 200 genera and 2600 species of palms in the world. only a few produce what you'll think of as coconuts. Some palms, for instance, produce dates, others betel nuts, carnauba wax, rattan, oil, and a lot of other products. Mostly what I remember seeing in Phoenix during the one brief visit I had were about three species of Washingtonia (fan palm) and a lot of Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island date palm) Coconut palm, Cocos nucifera, is introduced in the US-- you'll see it in FL, NC, HI and in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

Q: All I have is miracle grow and Ive seen cacuts growing out side here where I live but I would like an experts opinion. Help Me Please: Good question well written! It sounds as if the return port on the master is blocked. You did rebuild it but this port is tiny tiny tiny. Have a second look at it. It sounds like you did everything right.

Q: What are the characteristics of vermiculite and gold yellow expanded vermiculite?: Widely used in building insulation equipment, household refrigeration, car muffler, noise insulation plaster, safe and cellar lining pipes, boilers, insulation clothing, refractory bricks, insulation cement and other fields.

Q: My female leopard gecko laid two eggs last night, and I totally wasn't expecting them too. Is this what time of year it should happen? How will I know if she is going to lay them again? She is housed with a male also, and I want to see if I can get some good eggs. How can I go about this. Major tips please!: Yes it will if it has miracle grow in the peat moss. You need to get something organic for your snake.

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