Silver/ White/Golden Vermiculite Board for Fire Insulation

Silver/ White/Golden Vermiculite Board for Fire Insulation System 1

Silver/ White/Golden Vermiculite Board for Fire Insulation

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging Details:	Box, Fumigation-free pallet ,plastic stretch film,paper corner,Wrapping Tape
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Vermiculite Insulation Board

Product Description

Vermiculite Insulation Board

Vermiculite Insulation Board Characteristics:

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

2. When the vermiculite board(brick) face to fire or high temperature circumstance, it is non-deformable.

3. Water-tolerant, insulate against heat and sound.

Vermiculite Insulation Board Technical Data:

Process temperature: 1100

Bending strength: 0.574~4.96Mpa

Density: 400kgs/M3----900kgs/M3

Compression strength: 0.690~4.90Mpa

Thermal conductivity: Max.0.20W/mK at 600Max.0.128W/mk at 34.51

Insulativity : Min.10MΩ at normal temperature

The minimum thickness: 15mm

The maximum thickness: 50mm

Specification:2440*1220mm,2100*900mm,1000*610mm

Vermiculite Insulation Board Application:

1. Fire resistant core for fire doors

2. Fire resistant walls and ceilings

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

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

5. Heat preservation and sound insulation boards for walls

Q: 6 days ago my husband caught a 30 inch snake for my boy who loves snakes. He thought it was a gopher snake, but I did not agree. I began researching and I am positive I have Colubrus mormon. In my research I learned that if they have mated in the spring a female will lay in mid July I immediately began to worry. I thought she looked like a female, and she seemed to be fat with 4 lumps. I tried to make a suitable habitat for her to lay her eggs. Today she layed 4 eggs, in her water dish. From what I have read I should incubate the eggs in damp vermiculite in box or something and keep the humidity at 80-100%, temp at about 80. Is this correct? It is so dry here in Utah, I am surprised they need so much humidity.: YOUR HUSBAND SHOULD HAVE NEVER REMOVED A SNAKE FROM THE WILD!!!!!!!!!!! Trying to incubate the eggs could be an issue. The eggs must not be rolled in any way, you need to mark the top and keep it in that position otherwise you will kill the babies inside. The shells need to stay moist in order to grow with the snakes inside. Get some pearlite and add water place the eggs most of the way down in the pearlite, you must keep the temperature in the mid 80's place cover on the top to keep the humidity in lift the cover every other day to allow fresh air and to ensure temperature and humidity. They all need to be released back to the wild!!!!!!!!!!!

Q: flowerpot grill: can i use clay to sub for sand as insulation?: I imagine any tpye of sand dirt or clay would work fine. was reading a bit on how to make that grill,,,and it says that u must light the coals in something else NOT the clay pot then transfer them into the pot.that seems really dangerous to try and move hot coals .

Q: Wanting to know everything to buy and if any 1 has some incubators for sale ill buy 1 using my PayPal let me know: Two adult enclosures, which have controlled heat sources (thermostat, heat mat), hides, etc. 1 hatchling rack which can house up to 12 hatchlings. Thermostat to control the heat source in the rack (assuming you get a model with built-in heat). 1 incubator. A Reptibator would be fine. A digital kitchen scale that weighs in 1 gram increments. Deli cups, vermiculite, supplements, gut-load formula, and a supplier for tiny insects for the hatchlings, and larger ones for the adults. Unless you are buying higher end, expensive leopard gecko morphs, do not expect to make back your investment. In general, expect to sell your offspring for half of pet store retail prices. You may have difficulty selling normal leopard geckos, or extremely common morphs. So, if you're doing this to make extra money--think again. If you're doing it for fun and experience, then enjoy your new hobby. :) Of course, buy a book on leopard gecko care and breeding, and get all of your equipment in advance. Buy your geckos from a breeder, not a pet store, and make sure they are at the proper weight and age before breeding them.

Q: Someone on here said I shouldn't but didn't state why.Does it float? Or some other reason?: Leopard geckos usually lay 2 eggs per clutch........there has never been a documented clutch of 3 eggs. It is very common for first time mothers to lay a single egg clutch for their first time. Yes, it is perfectly safe to use a sharpie to indicate the top of the egg to prevent the egg from tipping over and causing the embryo to drown. sell or keep? ....that sounds like a personal choice based on market, financial, and space obligations that only you can answer for yourself. vermiculite vs. perlite ........I prefer perlite, but vermiculite is extremely effective also. perlite seems to be more forgiving and offers more air flow around the eggs in my opinion. for fertile and infertile egg comparisons, just google image search for the pics...they're there

Q: Like in a pet store, grocery store, etc.Thanks a lot!: He will use x bushels of 50%, and 6 - x bushels of 100%. The result will be: .50 * x + 6 - x = .6 * 6 = 3.6 -x/2 = -2.4 x = 4.8 4.8 bushels of 50/50 mix contains 2.4 bushels of pure vermiculite adding 1.2 to make it 6 and you have (2.4 + 1.2) / 6 = 3.6 / 6 bushels of pure vermiculite = 60%. He can also do it this way, using his whole 5 bushels: Let x = amount of 100% vermiculite to add. 5 bushels of 50% vermiculite = 2.5 bushels of pure vermiculite. 2.5 + x = .60 * (5 + x) [ existing vermiculite + added = 60% of total ] 2.5 + x = 3 + .60 x .40 x = .5 x = 1.25 bushels added. Then he will have 6 1/4 bushels of the new mix. which will be 60% vermiculite. ( 3.75 / 6.25 = 0.60 ) If he then throws away 1/4 bushel of the new mix, he will have the desired mix in the desired quantity.

Q: i have 8 dry quarts of organic potting mix, organic bone meal, organic blood meal, vermiculite, and perlite. what amounts of each do i need? the bone meal is 6-9-0, the blood meal is 12-0-0 and the potting mix is 0.10-0.05-0.05. i want to make a water only mix with a ratio of 15-30-30. also how do i add potassium to it and what besides kelp meal can i use to add trace elements? thanks alot. this is a best answer award question: You need to add some sand. Peat, Humus, top soil, etc will only create a very moist environment and will hold moisture. Perlite and Vermiculite are used to encourage good drainage and to keep the soil from compacting, which plant roots definitely don't like. I have not grown Lucky Bamboo, but do you know what kind of conditions it wants it's roots to be in?

Q: can i just buy it from walmart or something? and how much does it costThanks: Sometimes vermiculite can come from minerals that cause it to be slightly alkaline. That wouldn't be good for fly-traps but most vermiculite should work just fine. Both vermiculite and perlite are used because they hold water well. It is probably something else bothering the plant but pH is still a likely problem. You might try using distilled water.

Q: In what ways do vermiculite and perlite differ in their properties and uses? (e.g. as compost additives)?: You'll need more than water to grow in hydroponic medium. I suggest you look into this neat gadget, the aero grow, which is a home system to do just that, fairly inexpensive. It takes care of the lighting, nutrients, timers, and all...

Q: Will they be okay the mom pushed them around a little bit. There is 8 egg what can I do to help them live ?: Get some vermiculite from a local reptile shop and mix it with water so that when you squeeze it it holds its shape but no water comes out and then put this mixture into a tupperware container which has small air holes cut into it for air circulation. Dig small holes for the eggs this will make it so they wont roll around. This is very important, the eggs need to be undisturbed and kept the same way the mother layed them. Keep the temperature at 84-85 degrees with a humidity of around 80%. The incubation period usually runs around 45-60 days roughly.