Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite System 1

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Specifications

1. Silica cloth coating vermiculite
2. Color: yellow
3. Material: vermiculite & silica

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Product Description

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Description:

1. This extreme high temperature, heat and flame resistant fabric is used for equipment protection, welding curtains and blankets.

2. Coating on the surface of silica fabrics can increase mechanical properties and high temperature resistance and can be used at 1800°F / 982°C continuously with molts above 3000°F / 1650.

3. Some of the properties of the fabric include SiO2 content ≥96%, Thermal shrinkage <13%.

4. This high performance extreme temperature fabric is used in almost all industries for the highest heat protection available.

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Application:

1. Used primarily for high temperature insulation, thermal protection for several technical branches, blankets, molten metal splash protection, open flame and refractory padding.

Silica Cloth Coating Vermiculite Datas:

REF.no.	Weave	Warp yarn (metric unit)	Fill yarn (Metric unit)	Warp/Weft density (ends/cm)	Weight(g/m2)	Thickness(mm)	Width (inch)	Roll length(yard)
Silica84	Satim	Ec9 33 4X2	EC9 33 4X4	18*13	600	0.76	36	50
Silica86	Satin	EC9 33 4X2	EC9 33 4X4	18*13	800	1.02	36	50
Silica88	Satin	EC9 33 4X4	Ec9 33 4X4	18*13	1200	1.35	36	50

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1. Our packaging is as per customer's request.

2. Normal goods delivered by sea transport.

3. Sample shipping by express.

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1. Your inquiry related to our products or prices will be replied within 24hours

2. Well-trained and experienced staffs to answer all your inquiries in fluent English.

3. All our products have 1-year warranties.

4. Offering the support to solve the problem in the application or selling period.

5. Competitive prices based on same quality.

6. Guarantee samples quality same as mass production quality.

Company Information

1. Professional Insulation products suppliers

2. Passed by TUV and UCS certification

3.100% QC inspection before shipment

4 .Best quality and Best service with competitive price.

Q: Are perlite and vermiculite fertile?: The role of pearl rock in Horticulture: soil modification, regulating soil compaction, preventing crop lodging, controlling fertilizer efficiency and fertilizer, and being used as a diluent and carrier for pesticides and herbicides. It can be concluded that there is virtually no fertility.

Q: I have acquired a large number of pots that were recently (3 weeks ago) planted with everything ranging from petunias to hostas. Alot are dying. They were just planted in topsoil. I have been giving them miracle grow weekly, but does not seem to help. Should I unpot, and mix in some manure or garden soil and then replant. I do not have beds for them yet, so for now they have to go back in pots. Is it worth the stress of repotting them to give them better soil? Yes, all the pots have drain holes and have been getting watered daily, and get some sun, but not all day.: They need to be out of direct sun for awhile after you repot with a mixture of at least half potting soil with the top soil. They need more areation - perlite. Do it sooner than later.

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Q: my turtles that are both 5 years old breed 2 weeks ago and i can now see an egg at each side of her legs sticking out is it about 1 month before she lays them and yes ive got a nest set up etc: don,t run the line the way the factory has it ! run the line a different way and you might have enough to reach the master cylinder !

Q: In potting soil they have the little white chunks. What is this? And is it dangerous if my little one is playing in the potting soil and he touches it? He does like to put his fingers in his mouth still, I try to wash them as much as possible, but you know how it is with kids, they are still going to get dirty. I just really need to know if its bad for him.: It is probally ground up newspaper.

Q: I need to add sulfur, zinc, calcium, and phosphourus according to my soil sample.Other than that my PH is perfect.I am in zone 7 and have clumpy clay soil that is getting better since I added a lot of leaf compost to it.I am considering Gypsum (heard it works, then again heard it's not effective on heavy clay soils)Rock Phosphate (heard it can contain heavy metals)Super Phosphate (heard it wasn't considered organic)Bone Meal (seems to be ok, yet it's an animal product)Pearlite/VermiculiteOr just maybe garden tone or something like that.: Allot of people use it with seemingly no problem. I don't like the stuff. Do a search for vermiculite asbestos, or cancer. I use one of the beddings made from coconut coir, like bed a best or eco earth.

Q: I have discovered an insulation underneath the blown in fiberglass that is a gray/brownish color that is underneath the fiberglass. Also, if you shine a flashlight at this insulation you can see tiny straight fibers within the insulation itself. Do any of you contractors, electricians, or diy‘ers know whether or not loose fill amosite asbestos was ever used in this form. The only other thing that I can think of that it might be is a rock or slag wool insulation, but I don‘t think that you can see individual fiber strands within that type of insulation though. The apartment in question was built during the late 1960s if that provides any insight to this question.: merchandise stand on your sensual areas. For me, you could question me in case you % so as too take a glance, yet after looking: some element will circulate, if I see yours and you too see mine the temperature will better to its bigger cut back and no person will happy with out attempting ones different, there could be touch, style and Stuff and penetration and the object will lunched and the customer will supply his opinion.

Q: I planted some flower seeds in germination trays 3 days ago; zinnias, lobelia, dahlias. I mixed my own soil; vermiculite, pelite, peat moss. I planted them in moistened soil and covered the trays with plastic. The trays were outside in partial shade. The first two days were fine, and the soil has continued to stay moist. I have only had to spritz water on them a couple of times. The only problem is I was out of town last night and the temperature dropped to 41 degrees. I am now afraid that the cool temperature may have killed them. I hadn‘t realized the temperature would drop so low, otherwise, I would have brought them inside before leaving home. What is the minimum temperature these sort of seeds can withstand? And is there a chance they will still grow? BTW, they are indoors now since the temperatures are going to be in the low 40‘s a few nights this week.: Its ok seeds are cheap and lucky for you seeds are very resilient. Im sure there just fine, here is what you need to do, get a heating pad and some type of lid that will fit over them but still allow free flowing air. Place them next to the window with the most sunlight. Give them couple more days and you should start to see little sprouts. This technique allows for much better germination conditions and a perfect green house effect. Give them a week an a half unfortunately if takes any longer than that its time to say RIP and start over. Gardening is an art that takes a lot of trial and error but once you get it down you can start giving out advice. If you have any more questions or this doesn't clarify enough please add some more info. Much appreciated and Happy gardening Ben

Q: My female has had 2 clutches of eggs 19 first clutch and 24 second! I have been incubating them under lights in vermiculite and been spraying the vermiculite. I have them about half an inch under the vermiculite. But have been losing eggs and don't know why I have kept the temp at 82-84. Some of the eggs have gone black some have collapsed and some have gone a pink colour and collapsed and the bottoms of these ones have gone hard! What is the best remedy for this?? Is it worth changing the incubator to a water heater method?? Also should I have only half buried the eggs?? I have read a lot of mixed info on the Internet but would really like some info from someone with experience!! Thank you for Reading this I hope somebody can help me as it would be a real shame to lose them all!! And as my female is gravid again I really need to solve this problem!!: The problem with using moss is it gets too wet and dries too quickly, it's very difficult to maintain humidity with it which can cause the eggs to mold or dry out. Try your local garden store or nursery to find vermiculite.

Q: After Sally or Betty have their egg/s we carefully move them into a deli cup w/ moist vermiculite and set them under a heat lamp and make sure the heat is around 80-90 degrees. We do not disturb the eggs while moving them and have watched tons of videos of other people doing the same thing we are doing but the eggs keep deflating and dying. What am I doing wrong? It also seems like the eggs are yellow tinted from the beginning also when candled. Are my lady geckos infertile or could it be Edmond our male?Any tips or step by step advice would be appreciated.They are healthy, fed crickets and meal worms, w/ calcium dusting, plenty of water.: An actual incubator instead of a foam cup would probably help. I suggest talking to an actual breeder

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