silvery white expanded vermiculite Used in industrial and Agriculture

silvery white expanded vermiculite Used in industrial and Agriculture

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Min Order Qty:: 5 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	20KG/BAG,1000KG/BAG
Delivery Detail:	TWO WEEKS

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Silvery white vermiculite with insulation, frost resistance, antibacterial, fire, water absorption, sound absorption performance

Silvery white vermiculite with insulation, frost resistance, antibacterial, fire, water absorption,absorption and other excellent performance, in 800 ~ 1000 ℃ calcination under 0.5 ~ 1 minutes,the volume can increase 8 ~ 15 times, up to 30 times. The proportion of 50-200kg/m3 after expansion, the color changed to silver white, expanded vermiculite generation loose. Silvery whitevermiculite are widely used in building, metallurgy, chemical industry, light industry, machinery,electric power, petroleum, environmental protection and transport sectors, mainly foreigninsulation, in construction, packing and agriculture, gardening etc.. Silvery white vermiculite are widely used in industrial production. Its specifications: 4-325 inequality

The chemical composition of silvery white vermiculite as follows:

SiO2 Al2O3 Fe2O3 MgO TiO2 K2O Na2O42.7613.944.1324.620.875.941.61CaOFeOTiOP2O5MnOH2OBurning vector1.421.535.710.060.0431.323.71

Q: I have 1 male and 3 females, and I have changed the vermiculite out in the past, not anymore trying not to distrube the eggs.: you're having the same problem i am having! we incubate at around 81 degrees but they all mold! we had one hatch but it died after three weeks sorry im not much help but at least now you know you're not the only one. it sounds like your doing everything right just keep trying!

Q: I purchased 2 very similar products, footwarmers, from 2 different mfg. I know Iron, potassium chloride, and water has a very warm chem. reaction. The other prod ingredients listed Iron, water, salt, and vermiculite. I just wondered.: It depends on the Tarantula species... There are three main kinds of tarantulas when considering cage setup. Arboreal, or tree climbing, Terrestrial, or ground dwelling, and Burrowing. Arboreal tarantulas won't need much, just enough to cover 1 inch of the bottom of the cage is needed. Terrestrials will need more, about 2-3 inches worth, and Burrowers will like even more, 3-5 inches. This means, with the dimension provided (12x36x5[max depth for adult burrower]), you will need no more than 1-1/4 cubic feet or 2,160 cubic inches of substrate.

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: Ok, so I know I can mix vermiculite and peat, but do I put the vermiculite at the bottom of my pot and then the peat? Or do I just throw them both together? Also, I have sprouted a bunch of new Dawn and Coast Redwoods like today most of them are up. What is my next step with them since they are so small? Is it ok if I put them in another greenhouse so that they can get bigger and stronger? I have done this with other tree seedlings and they are fine. What can I do to keep mold off of the peat pots I planted them in? The mold is a green fuzz that is growing on the sides of the pots, what can I do to stop it?: You okorder

Q: i have 18 beardie eggs and i an wondering how i should set them up. i have them laying in an incubator right now between 82-86* and the humidity is around i have to say 80-85% maybe more. i know that you should not spray the eggs or turn them.my main question is:should i cover the eggs with the vermiculite or is it okay to have them uncovered when in incubaton?: Absolutley safe. Vermiculite and Pearlite are usually found in better quality potting soils. It helps with aeriation. Check out my source. It's been around forever, don't be afraid to use it, there is no harm to you or plants.

Q: Is it dangerous for pets? I was trying to find vermiculite to hatch my corn snake eggs in but the only thing I could find was miracle sphagnum peat moss and I'm wondering if that's dangerous for my snake and her eggs.: Hi, i use vermiculite because it holds heat. Hope this is of some help!

Q: I just bought m First House and I have a Possible asbestos vermiculite in the attic, I was going to try and have it removed but was told the price was 8-10K to do it, So I thought about encapsulating it with spray in foam insulation. Would this be a good idea or should I have it removed and then spray in foam. It just a idea at this point on a very tight budget.: spray in foam in many places has been done away with because it can be toxic any way it is not a good idea what you suggest I would simply cover it with cellulose blowe in insulation

Q: The rents are re-renovating my house, (it was built in the fifties) and we found some vermiculite in the attic. We know that they used it for insulation, but we want to remove it. I was wondering if it was cancerous. And if it is, if there are any safe ways of removing it?: Hmmm, last thing I knew is that all combustibles must be at least three inches away from the stainless steel pipe. I would just stick the pipe through the chimney. Heat loss causes creosote build up. Yep! Have you heard the bad stuff about breathing dust from Vermiculite? Saw a documentary on Tv the other day, about the workers who make the stuff, dying of a cancer like asbestiosis,(sp). Guess you better go with the foil back ceramic wool blanket. This sounds like a recipe for a fire! Clean the chimney out regularly, and use the salt stuff once in a while to clean. Got the name of a good chimney sweep?

Q: I‘ve had my tarantula for about a year and a half. The first substrate I used was coconut fiber. The cage needed to be cleaned so recently I changed the substrate to peat and the tarantula did not like that much so after a few weeks with it keeping on its hide I changed it again, back to coconut fiber. It still stays on its hide and won‘t walk on the substrate, occasionally I see it on the water dish or on the glass on the side of the cage. It has been about a month since I put the coconut fiber in. It still eats the crickets if they wander on the hide. What should I do!? I don‘t know what else I can try.: A great load of lavender sage and lemon may, but I've never tried it. You could try rosemary oil extract.

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