Natural Fireproof Vermiculite Boards System 1

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Natural Fireproof Vermiculite Boards

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

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: I started growing herbs indoors a few weeks ago. They are in seed starter soil that I recently mixed with some good topsoil. I water them daily and have them in a sunny window. Problem is, that they seemed to have a hard time surviving and I‘m trying to troubleshoot to why.I have chives and they were growing alright, and i read that I should trim them down when they get a bit unruly, so I did and soon after they started struggling. It‘s still alive, but looking flimsy and I have strands that are dying on me. It‘s looking a little weaker everyday. I‘m also having this issue with dill. Thanks to anyone who can help!: You are over watering when starting a garden your roots need to develop first too much water and your roots cannot establish themselves this is why they look straggly their roots need to hold on to the soil and too much water will separate the soil from the young plant yes you do have them in the sun but stop over watering and let them grow a little .first stick your finger in the soil if moist then do not water plants are better under watered than over watered when people over water they cause root damage which most of the time its an irreversible process wilting from under watering is not as severe cause once your plant gets water it will come back and besides it makes a stronger plant good luck

Q: i bought silkworms and they're in a pupa and im wondering if its ok.(also,can i use vermiculite again and again?): Try this for your project. Plant seeds using only the Perlite, seeds using only the Vermiculite, seeds with topsoil only, and seeds using Peat Moss and Vermiculite. You will see a difference!! Peat Moss or Sphagnum Moss is available at any local hardware or boxstore location. It is cheap but bulky. If money is the problem ask your neighbors for a small portion of any they have. Contact your local nurseries and explain what your situation is. I am quite sure they will not only volunteer to give you the materials but greatly assist you in your project. Use them and you'll get an A. Good Luck.

Q: The pool has fiberglass side walls which seem to be in good shape. below the walls looks to be the problem. The bottom needs to be redone and a new liner added. I‘m not sure about the pump and filter system, I will have that tested. Just looking for some direction and wether it‘s worth fixing an an Idea of cost. I‘m pretty handy and think I could do most of the work myself with some direction.: Drink cheap beer , but don't skimp on cycle tires.Its not like having a blow out in a car , you could be ejected into a river or the other side of the freeway when it blows. And that would blow.

Q: I rescued an indoor plant from the outdoors, some of the leaves have gone yellow and the little flowers have gone brown, do I remove the yellow leaves and brown flowers? I‘m not sure what kind of a plant it is. Thanks.: Remove the flowers but let the leaves alone. Let them drop off naturally. Plants seal the place where leaves were connected (like a scar) before leaves fall off to prevent diseases and insect damage. If you take them off early this protection isn't there. Also do not fertilize until the plant seems to be recovered and only water when the top inch of the soil is dry. Keep it out of drafts and since you don't know what it is keep it where it is bright but not in direct sunlight.

Q: I need to know what (or what kind of) stores sell perlite and vermiculite so if anyone can help me out it would really mean alot.oh, and price of each would be extremely helpful.: I okorder

Q: I've been using commercial seed starting mix for many years, but am selling tranplants at farmers market for the second time this year. i need many cubic feet of seed starting mix and can't get it locally in bulk (I'd have to drive 3 hours away to get it). So i would like to make my own rather than buy many many bags of miracle grow or schultz at great cost.I am wondering if I can just get bales of peat moss and sift it thru hardware cloth and mix it with perlite and vermiculite. I am also wondering if I purchase a bale of peat moss, do i need to sterilize it, or is it already sterile?thanx!: it may easily sort of be slightly of the two. it can be a chemical reaction given which you have a metamorphosis in temperature (endothermic). issues which comprise burning/freezing, changing colours, giving off gases are all categorised as chemical reactions. nevertheless, if the difficulty keeps to be the comparable and in elementary terms alterations in length and shape, which comprise stepping on an empty soda can. it is nevertheless the comparable merchandise and comparable weight, in elementary terms the form has been forcibly altered. yet provided that an icepack is predicated off of dissolving compounds, there incredibly is not any substitute interior the difficulty/atoms. yet, i could lean extra in direction of this being a actual reaction. and you may divide up the reactants lower back, which complements this being a actual reaction.

Q: Any one have any clue where I can find coarse vermiculite in the Tacoma Olympia area ?: Vermiculite okorder

Q: I‘ve got 12 snake eggs incubating at 80-82 degrees Farenheit. They were laid between April 23 and May 5. I have been keeping them well watered, and they feel plump when I touch them, not squishy like when they were first laid. I know they are fertile, but I don‘t know the signs when they should hatch. The only sign I know of is that slits start appearing in the eggs, but I was told other signs begin in the 3-6 day before they hatch. So, my two questions are when are they likely to hatch, and what are the signs? If you‘ve NEVER incubated Reptile eggs, don‘t give an answer. Snake eggs aren‘t like bird eggs. Thanks all.: Congrats on your clutch! You're going to have a gorgeous mix of babies. There are a couple signs of imminent hatching with snake eggs. The most obvious is that 3-7 days before hatching, the eggs will seem to deflate or dehydrate a bit. They might look like they need a little more water, but if the substrate (vermiculite, or whatever you have them in) seems just the same as always, *don't* add more water. The other signs are as you mention -- the eggs are very plump and almost springy in the month before hatching, but around the last 10-15 days, they'll be even moreso. You may even see stretch marks forming -- if you examine the shell very closely, it'll seem almost streaky or ridged, almost like it is developing a linear fingerprint-like pattern. Also around this period, the shell becomes quite vulnerable to puncturing. (Once caught an egg with a rough fingernail and lost a hatchling at this stage.) Some people claim the scent of incubating eggs becomes stronger near hatching, more grassy or green-pepper-like. I didn't notice much of a difference. If the eggs were laid over a long period, *don't* slit the other eggs once the first few start to pip. I know ball python owners often slit the eggs a few days in advance, but well-hydrated, healthy baby corns never seem to need the extra help. Plus they're just so easy to accidentally damage while in the egg. Incubation usually takes 65 days, and sounds like you're on approximately day 70. Don't worry, though -- your temperatures are a little on the cool side, so hatchlings might take 80 days or more. Temps in the mid 70s can cause clutches to take around 100 days to hatch (note, however, that survival rates start to suffer at these temps.) Good luck with your clutch!

Q: I am out of perlite. I need to keep humidity up as high as possible in a very small container. I am growing a plant that thrives in high humidity..anyway, what is a household alternative for perlite/hydroton rocks? Is there anything I can use to keep up humidity? Soaked paper towels? Wouldn't that be a breeding ground for bacteria? thanks: Um there become an exceedingly uncomplicated answer to this - get the mummy cat fastened, and you will not have had to launch your kittens into the wild. I agree which you will possibly not have had a decision- yet I wager you in addition to mght did not attempt. Farms will take cats. As for the preserve, you will desire to have introduced them there. a minimum of they might have had a 5 day possibility of looking a sparkling domicile, with speedy dying, Now, they are in all probability ineffective as a results of a terrible dying via starvation or wild animal, or hunter. A cat via itself seldom survives a twelve months. i don't think of you observed your cat. i think of it become a freindly cat that become dropped off that gave the effect of your cat. Please don't get anymore pets in case you could not preserve them. What you probably did become merciless, and no actual cat lover might do this to thier cats.

Q: A propane facility exploded in my neighborhood, scattering debris up to a 2km radius on early Sunday morning. If you have not seen the footage, it's plastered all over Youtube by now Im sure, it can give you an idea of exactly how huge this explosion was and the damage it caused, thankfully it was early in the morning and could have had a much worse outcome. They said they discovered Asbestos was used in that facility. We're not getting any definite answers from our Mayor regarding whether the air in the neighborhood is safe to breath or not. Does anyone know how dangerous this could be if its airborne in a community? We live in North York which is part of Toronto Ontario. We've been going mad watching the news for information and I'm just about ready to pack up my family and get the heck out of here. Anyway was hoping perhaps someone may be educated on this subject, thank you all in advance for any input.: There are 2 primary types of asbestos in Airborne Asbestos. Serpentine is more flexible, rounded, and less likely to cause mesothelioma due to its curly shape, with amphibole asbestos being more dangerous. Amphibole fibers are sharp and stick into the mesothelioma lining, causing the most internal irritation.

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