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 Detail:	Box, Fumigation-free pallet ,plastic stretch film,paper corner,Wrapping Tape
Delivery Detail:	WITHIN 15-25 DAYS AFTER GETTING THE ORDER.

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: 10th grader looking for ideas. Please help!Here's a little about me- I'm sixteen. Things that interest me are art (music, drawing, dance, photography, history), philosophy, social work, people, good movies, green tea, dove milk chocolate, nature, and fitness. I'm pretty open-minded and like a lot of different things. Even though i'm interested in social work and such, I don't want to test humans or animals because that's too much work. I either want to build something or create an experiment, but I have no idea what to do! I'm pretty lost.: How about the effect of different ice melting salts on the germination of radish or grass seeds. The concentrations would be logarithmic. NaCl, KCl, CaCl2, NaCl+KCl, NaCl+CaCl2, KCl+CaCl2, NaCl+KCl+CaCl2. Sprouted in Vermiculite plus a set volume of salt solution made in distilled water (so there are NO OTHER salts or chemicals added that can either react with the salts or affect the results) to make it moist but not wet. Sprouts all grown at the same time, for a certain length of time, and then vermiculite knocked off sprouts, then sprouts weighed individually. Weights averaged with standard deviations listed, graphs made. Maybe pictures taken if the appearance could be different. I don't know what you would expect except at high concentrations it would inhibit sprouting. And if you contaminate the experiment with phosphate then the CaCl2 will precipitate out as calcium phosphate which is basically insoluble, and so is calcium carbonate.

Q: i was mixed up vermiculite with water in a bowl for gardening purposes now i find out that vermiculite might have abestos in it? should i throw the bowl out or would a good clean save the bowl?: Just okorder

Q: I have some wet Perlite that I would like to dry out to store. I would like to know if it is safe to dry out in my kitchen oven. Or will it create toxic fumes?: The smoke (like all and all smoke that's inhaled) can surely include cancer causing agents. Fortunately THC has anti-tumor homes! To hinder cancer causing agents in marijuana it's first-class to make use of a water pipe (bong) and even higher, a vaporizer.

Q: I recieved bare root Tomatoes in the mail Nooo dirt and I‘m sure that was to keep down weight for shipping. About 12 plants and were in small plastic bags, about 2inches of root and 2 inches of green plant. I want to grow and ship these also. How is it done from seed, Bare Root. ???: Hey Sk8rrr, Plant gels may be used in the shipping to keep the little plugs alive. They are interesting to say the least. Soil-less mixes do not contain nutrients for plant growth. Once seedlings have developed their first set of true leaves, begin fertilizing with quarter strength water soluble fertilizer such as 15-30-15 or 20-20-20. The term soil-less includes perlite, vermiculite, and a few other things that might look like dirt. So, hydroponic seed starting is probably how your sprouts were started. A seed is alive, breathing in oxygen and respiring carbon dioxide. While the seed is dormant, or not germinating, this rate of respiration is very slow. When the seed is placed in an appropriate environmental conditions it will begin the process of germination. In this process with enough water and the correct temperature, (between 65 and 85 degrees F), the seed will start to germinate. Most seeds have inhibitors within them that prevent germination. In many cases these inhibitors are water soluble so the inhibitors will break down in water allowing the seeds germinate. A germinating seed breathes more rapidly than the dormant seed. It requires oxygen and respires carbon dioxide in order to grow. During this stage the seed needs to be in an environment which provides both oxygen and water to the seed. This means an ideal environment for seed germination is one that allows the seed to have adequate oxygen and water such as a fluffy or air filled media appropriate for hydroponics. And, the last method has been used for centuries to grow sprouts. If you have eaten sprouts, the principle is the same for tomatos. After they sprout, you put them in a shipping bag with some gel - calculated to last long enough to get to your intended delivery.

Q: what should the water/vermiculite ratio be in the laying box?example: 3 parts vermiculite to 1 part waterand what should it be for the incubator?thanks: I certainly have had the finest outcomes utilising an African Violet pot. in the previous I transplanted mine to those pots I had a similar problem. AV pots are available 2 products. there's a ceramic pot and a water reservoir. The water is going contained in the bottom area and the plant is contained in the pot on acceptable. It keeps the plant gently moist. I pot mine in Miracle Gro potting soil. it is been flowering progressively for about 18 months now. the hot blooms have diminished yet I certainly have a minimum of three new buds popping out. African Violet pots are accessible at backyard centers and, often times, at Wal Mart. I shop it in a west dealing with window and our residing house is amazingly cool.

Q: I ordered violet leaves from a greenhouse,they are doing a great job except for their blooming color, somehow all of theme bloom different colors then what they are supposed to. for example i have some fantasy colors, they bloom only one solid color, no sparkle on it.for dirt I used Sphagnum Peat Moss,Vermiculite,Perlite equal amount of each.12-36-14 Jack‘s Classic violets food almost every time i watering,2I believe they have enough light because they bloom, leaves looks so healthy, so what am i doing wrong?to make theme bloom different color then original color please can you help me.Thanks .: Tourmaline and Ceramic are just the materials that heating plates are made from. As far as usage, they're really no different from one another. The best brand is one that you're comfortable holding.

Q: *read title*Please answer both questions.: There is really no specific time of the year that dragons will mate. Healthy bearded dragons that are fed properly prior to breeding can breed any time of the year, except when they are brumating. As for the dig box, AKA laying box, good substrate can consist of a mixture of eco-earth and perilite or vermiculite. The consistency should be moist enough that it clumps together when squeezed without dripping. Place the mixture in a large rubber - made like container, 18 inches deep on one side and 12 inches deep on the other side. Place your gravid female in the laying box with a light and allow her to dig her deposit site. If she does not dig, place her back in her enclosure and wait for her to begin digging again, and then place her back in the laying box. She will dig herself a deposit zone and back herself into the laying area. After she has laid her eggs, allow her to cover the site back up. Once she has stopped covering the site, place her back in her enclosure, give her some water and offer her some food. That is basically all that you need to do with a dig box for your female. It isn't too hard to construct and females take to them rather easily. Their instincts will usually tell them what to do. I hope that I helped. Best of luck! (: -Kenzie

Q: It would be fine to use very very dried plantation soil for my bearded dragon right? I figure there wouldnt be a problem. I dont use a water dish for him cause he's usually well hydrated and he never would drink from it or go in it. he's well hydrated cause I give him a bath once a week and there's lettuce in his diet (not just lettuce so i dont want those people who are all like quot; oh just lettuce isent good enough blahh blahh blahhquot; I already know..) but ya since theres no water in a dish to spill in the soil to cause high humidity, I figure the very dried out exo terra coconut husk plantation soil wouldnt be a bad idea? any one doing this ? comments please ( just kinda sick of the sand look ): Yes you can mix parakeet mix yourself, the mix you are suggesting is not a good mix, you need other varieties of millet Red ,Japanese and White millet, do not mix Oats, this is too fattening and should only be used in winter months.l Millet that is used for human consumption is an excellent idea this is much fresher than buying from a pet store. Your mix would be better at 20% -30 % all round,but it all depends on what you can buy.you should always feed your bird some green vegetables even carrot. As has been suggested sprouting seed is very good,it also gives you some idea of the quality and freshness, if it sprouts quickly.

Q: my female gecko just lay 2 eggs about a 30 minute ago. I dont have no incubator. please what do i do I dont want them to die. Please help can i use dirt i dont have vermiculite: Put them in a small, sealed container, gladware or ziplock type disposable food container, or any small plastic box you can see into. You can use soil, it's not the best, but it can work. Just make sure it doesn't have pesticides or fertilizers in it. And not from outside, you don't want any little bugs or nasties trapped in there. Coconut fiber works best in my opinion. What ever you have in the bottom, make sure it's moist, not wet. Inside the sealed container, you want to see just a little moisture on the sides, but not dripping from the top. You don't want the eggs to get wet. If you see condensation forming on the top, open the container carefully and wipe the drops off. Make sure you don't roll the eggs, the top has to stay the top. Put them in the container, seal it, and put it somewhere they will stay between 80 - 90 degrees farenheit. Closer to 90 and the eggs will hatch closer to 30 days. Close 80 and the egs will hatch in closer to 60 days.

Q: is using seed starter with vermiculite and perlite already in it would it be the same as using vermiculite and: hi there OK first of all .. u need vermiculite, 10 gallon tank, submersible heater, a glass lid, a couple bricks, a plastic container which will fit in the tank and a humidmeter and tempmeter(humidity it the most inportant..it need to be between 75-80% no more then 90%)...drill a few holes in the lid of the plastic container... add warm water to the vermiculite so it holds a ball form but not dripping.. add approx inch of vermiculite in the plastic container make thumb indents... add bricks to tank, add water up to brick level, place the submersible heater in tank and turn it on make sure the heat is fully submersed under the water.. turn it on approx 80 temp.. place the lid on tank ... remove adults first in a holding tank.. once the adults are out .. carefully remove the eggs not to turn them place them in the container of vermiculite the same upright that they were played where u place the indents place the lid on the container and place the container in the tank on the bricks... replace the glass lid on tank and place a towel over the tank.. in about a week or 2 u can candle the eggs with a pen light if u see veins then they are fertile...remove all that are not... do some research on how long to incubate.. babies ... never try to helps babies out of their eggs .. they will look dead at first b/c it take a lot out of them... it takes about a week after the hatch b4 they will eat.. start them on 1/4 size crickets they will eat a lot ... when they are approx 5-6 months old u can start them on a bit of leafy greens finely chopped...hope this helps good luck on ur new arrivals

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