Texturized Fiberglass Fabric Coated Vermiculite
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1.Specifications of Texturized Fiberglass Fabric Coated Vermiculite:
Vermiculite coated fiberglass Cloth
Thicknessaa1.0-4.0mm
Width:1~1.5 (m)
Weave Type: Plain
Fiberglass Fab
2.Descriptions of Texturized Fiberglass Fabric Coated Vermiculite:
Vermiculite is a natural mineral which provides a natural inorganic finish to fiberglass. This coating provides short temperature resistance of 1000C degree and increased continuous temperature resistance temperature up to 800C degree. Vermiculite coated fiberglass cloths increase the products’ abrasion resistance and adds to its ability to withstand direct flame, it also provide a dust suppression coating which allows for a safer work environment. It is a very good high temperature resistance thermal insulation fabric.
3.Applications of Texturized Fiberglass Fabric Coated Vermiculite:
Used for heat shield,flange and valve covers,welding curtains,expansion joins and equipment
Coated Fiber Glass Fabric is widly used as high temperature thermal insulation, welding drop clothsprotective screen, fire curtain.
Fiberglass Fabric is engineering material, with the characteristics of incombustibility, corrosion resistance, Thermostability, tension and contraction resistance, high intensity etc. This new product has been used in electrical appliance, electron, transportation, chemical engineering, construction, heat insulation and sound absorption, fire control and environmental protection etc.
4.Technical Data of Texturized Fiberglass Fabric Coated Vermiculite:
- Q: my female leo just layed her 3rd clutch of eggs, and soo far i have been un successful hatching any, they always end up caving in, get moldy, or dry out, they die before they get a chance.first, is it okay that the eggs are covered in a light layer of sand once i put them in vermiculite? or do they need to be cleaned? and second, i have the container, with the eggs 1 inch appart in vermiculite ( moist enough to pack a quot;snow ballquot;) and i was wondering what a sufficient amount of heat would be... can i leave them under a heat lamp of 100W? is that too hot? and do i have to continously keep them moist? how long will the vermiculite stay moist for before i need to moisten it again?HELP ima huge newb at this stuff and i really want to keep these ones alive this time!
- Tim is incorrect. Leopard geckos do not need UVB lights. To answer your questions, you want the vermiculite to say moist and the eggs to be kept at a high humidity. The less holes in the container you have the eggs in, the more constant the humidity will remain. Normally you'll see condensation in the sides of the container. If not, add water, and also add water if the eggs start collapsing. Keep the temperature constant. 86 degrees will give you both males and females. I incubate leopard gecko eggs at 80 degrees if I want females and 90 degrees if I want males. I personally keep babies separate after they hatch and keep them in 6 quart Sterilite containers in a rack system heated with heat tape. You'll feed the babies every day or every other day. Give them small crickets and occasionally small mealworms. Dust the food in calcium every other feeding or so.
- Q: Hi,I need to make a shedding house for my leopard Gecko.i know you can use vermiculite with no added chemicals but can i use vermiculite with a little perlite mixed in it??? cuz thats all i have right now and she is starting to shed.and i dont want her to get sick or diethanks let me know
- hi yes you will be ok using perlite or you can use the coconut bricks you use for the substrate as allyou are trying to create is a place with a higher humidity than the rest of the tank .dont try cotton wool as this gets caught and tangled in thier claws
- Q: also what time do bearded dragons lay eggs in the year
- We use the type of styrofoam box in which fish are delivered to aquarium stores and place a thermostatically controlled heat mat at the bottom, with plastic dishes containing damp vermiculite (and the eggs) on a wire rack supported about a third of the way up the box (resting on a couple of half house-bricks!) The boxes we use are the size described here: www.aquamania .uk/product.asp?P. and we make a couple of air holes in the top, and another couple in the sides. We use a humidity sensor to ensure that the levels are appropriate for the type of eggs we're incubating (adding sponge-filled dishes of water will increase the humidity - while increasing number of vents will decrease it) and we also have a long glass thermometer pushed through the lid, with the bulb positioned to give a second visual monitor of the temperature at the same level as the eggs (the first being the temperature controller we use for the on-off control of the heat mat, as that has a digital display and alarm functionality.)
- Q: I am breeding my leopard gecko and I was told to use vermiculite to keep the eggs warm, vented, ect. I can't find vermiculite ANY WHERE. Do you know where I can get vermiculite in Cleveland, OH?OR Is there something else I can use other than vermiculite?
- i don't cover the eggs completely, i normally have about 60 - 70 % of the egg covered. if they are in a big clump then i bed them in the vermiculite and sprinkle some in all the cracks but i make sure i can see most of the eggs just in case they start getting dehydrated or something. what have you bred? Good luck with your new eggs
- Q: Can anyone explain to me the uses of these item for growing plants?Am I right in thinking that vermiculite it better for germination and then perlite is better once the plant is a bit larger? Can you mix them? Do they really make any difference?Any insight or personal experiences would be much appreciated. Thanks.
- ........and........? Vermiculite add some water holding, perlite loosens and fluffs the soil. If you are thinking sand, no, perlite is much, much larger than sand. Adding sand to a soil can be dangerous...if added to clay you end up with an elemental concrete......not good. Normally adding organic matter does the same thing to the garden soil as does adding vermiculite and perlite.
- Q: How to apply the quota of cement and vermiculite insulation layer?
- The present price is the separation of quantity and price.Here, the amount consumed. The consumption of fixed consumption is only the price of a natural machine. The corresponding "04 consumption quota" in Guizhou."Consumption corresponding to the so-called price is fixed base price, respectively, corresponding to the combination of talent prices. The corresponding books, such as "Guizhou city 08 price list", because different regions of the price list is not the sameFor example, we want to build a brick wall now 1.3 cubic meters of water mixing, Lane corresponding to the fixed quota items such as 3-1, the consumer can find the corresponding item is brick mixing.
- Q: Its jst a small hiding box i originally made for my leopard geckos awhile back. I was curious if i could use vermiculite as its bedding since i dont own wood shavings or anything. If i cant use vermiculite what else can i use?By the way its a male chinese painted quail
- To find the amount of water you'll need just divide the amount of vermiculite by 6, and multiply by 4. This is because, with a ratio of 6:4, the water weight should be 4/6 the vermiculite weight. so 25.1*(4/6) = 16.733 g water
- Q: i am pretty sure one or both of our leos are pregnant and we do have a male, so i need to make a laying box, what substarte- other then soil or vermiclulite can i use? thanks also where can i get it?( i am soo excited)!
- Damp sand and coir, rehydrated coconut husk. 100% perlite is definitely too coarse, and won't retain enough water for rooting. If you have perlite and vermiculite on hand, use them, but I've always found a 50-50 mixture of damp, coarse sand and rehydrated coir to be the best rooting medium.
- Q: I used miracle grow vermiculite (i know its bad), i used warm water to kill/get rid of the fertilizer.Its been several weeks. The eggs are nice and plump. One of them seems bloated while the other is plump. Is the eggs okay?
- None of those are good heat conductors.
- Q: Bought a female bearded dragon a month and half ago from an aquarium place, no one informed us she was expecting, came home and there is a bunch of eggs in her tank, don‘t know when she had them but apparently some time today, don‘t have and incubator or anything like vermiculite, or sand to use wondering what else i could use and if the eggs are okay and if not what can i do about them as every site says not to throw eggs in the garbage not that I want i‘m just not familiar with the hatching process.
- Try to get a incubator ASAP. If not, get a airtight container and fill it with a quarter water and use a water heater on it. Warm it to 80ish and make a platform for them.
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Texturized Fiberglass Fabric Coated Vermiculite
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- Loading Port:
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- 1000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 m²/month
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