thermal insulators materials vermiculite wall

thermal insulators materials vermiculite wall System 1

thermal insulators materials vermiculite wall

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	In pallet for shipment or in carton box.OR customized vermiculite thermal insulators
Delivery Detail:	15 DAYS AFTER 30% DEPOSIT

Specifications

1. new inorganic material
2.Eco-friendly
3.Easy to cut and install
4.Fireproof

thermal insulators materials vermiculite wall

Specifications

fine fire insulation vermiculite board

size:various sizes

properties: heat-resistant,water-proofing

usage:widely use

Fine fire insulation vermiculite board

How to manufacture vermiculite board?

Vermiculite board is a kind of boards that manufactured by expanded vermiculite and a certain amout of adhensives by hot-pressing or cold pressing.

What is vermiculite board?

Vermiculite board is a kind of new inorganic material. The main raw material is vermiculite and some adhensives.

Application:

building roof insulation (weathering course)

low roof feather weight sunken filling

Building roof and wall crack free plastering protect concrete roof from thermal shocks and cracks.

vibration absorbent

water leakage arrester

bio fertilizer for plants and terrace gardening

Vermiculit board sizes

common size: 2400*1200*15-60mm 900*2100MM

Largest size: 2500*1220*100

density: 400-600KG/ M3

We can manufacture the vermiculite board referance to customers' request

Q:How would I make a concrete couch for my back yard or any kind of mold for that matter? What do artist use to make things like that then put tile on them as mosaics.: Hi: You could probably use hypertufa - there are numerous recipes for it, and it can be made to simulate old mossy stone. The main component of it is portland cement, and then an organic component, like sifted peat moss or sawdust, a strengthening component, like loose fiberglass or plastic, and perlite, vermiculite or sand. Items made with this can withstand temperatures down to -20f, and you can shape it pretty easily, and carve into it for a few hours while it's curing. You can do a search for this term on yahoo and find a lot of links with recipes for making it. If you do want to make a real concrete item with mosaic elements, you might check out the wetcanvas sculpture channel. There are many threads and articles with photos and steps that would help you with this process. There are also items here that have been made with hypertufa. In a nutshell, a form is made with some material, and chicken wire is formed over that, and a concrete mixture is added over the top and mosiac elements are added in either during the process or afterward and grouted in. Hope this helps, and I hope your project goes well. Wetcanvas is a wonderful artist community website, and basic membership is completely free. There are currently more than 110,000 worldwide members, and many artistic channels for just about any type of artwork you can think of.

Q:Perlite or vermiculite? Or is there something else to use?: Add vermiculite to the top of the pots. It is normal for the pots to slowly degrade so mould is to be expected. The vermiculite will prevent the stems of the lettuce damping off as it absorbs excess water.

Q:can they be stored in paper bags in the basement: They are not the same thing ( e.g. chemistry or mineral origins) but sharing similar characteristics, they can be used for the same purpose as a soil density reducer/supplement.--usually for making potting soils lighter while retaining bulk. This makes transporting a shipment of potted plants much lighter. Either can be used as a light weight soil conditioner and should be fully exchangeable volume for volume. ...

Q:There are 8 eggs in the tank, the snake does not lay near them, is this normal? Do you think they are fertile eggs and what do I need to do with them if anything? How long would it take for them to hatch?: If your eggs are fertile, you need to get them in an incubator A.S.A.P. They need to be set in moist Vermiculite and you gotta keep the humidity up in the 90% area. The temperature should be in the 82-86 degree area. You'll be able to tell if your eggs are fertile or not because after about a week they will start to turn rotton and yellow and start to smell really bad. Throw those out. When handling your eggs, be careful to not turn them over in any way, shape or form, because you will kill the embryo inside and the baby will not hatch. Hope that helps and good luck!

Q:Is perlite ok for leopard gecko eggs? Because there are no stores that carry vermiculite.: vermiculite helps restore nutrients that it needs to perk up ...you can buy it at home depot :)

Q:my 4in male turtle is always doing the mating dance and the female(5-6in) sometimes looks or jus pushes away or bites the males claws wht shall i doand the other thing is that when will the mate it bin weeksssssss of the mating dance and no matingwht going on here and the female sometimes look intrest of him and then she jus push him away later plz help the faster the better and ty soo much 4 helping: Perhaps your 40 gallon tank is not suitable for her to nest. I have never heard of turtles nesting in an aquarium. In my experience the always nested in sand or a pile of dead leaves and such. The insufficient space could be why she is rejecting the male. Edit: 10 or 28 gallons? If a 40 gallon isn't enough then 10 or 28 is clearly not enough. Turtles need space. They usually are not very social depending on species but majority of the time they are all solitary reptiles. They come together to mate basically. All reptiles are cold blooded and like to bask in the sun, but that doesn't mean they need or want full sunlight all the time. They need someplace to hide as they are solitary. They need water to dive in so they can cool off. The female finds a suitable place to nest. The aquarium needs to have a suitable place. In a 10 or 28 gallon tank there is no way to have what is required for space or nesting. They need a pond type environment with a sandy area out of water where they can bask, mate and nest.

Q:She is definitely pregnant because I can see and feel the eggs inside her. I have put a 2l ice cream container with damp vermiculite inside the cage as soon as I saw her scratching around.I have a male and female and he doesn‘t seem hostile towards her so the pet shop owner told me I could leave her in the cage.I also need to know what types of food and in what quantities I should feed them. I have been giving them carrots and parsley and the occasional tomato to eat and I give them crickets every day. I do dust the carrots with calcium every other day. Am I on the right track or not? I got them about 3 weeks ago and the previous owner didn‘t care for them very well. I want to give them the best care possible: Good luck starting one without it.

Q:I read in Richard Nicholls book on Hydroponics that extraordinary results can be acheived by growing cactus in water! Has anybody tried this?: No way! If you grow cactus in water it will rot within 1 hour and start to die. Catus are native from the desert areas like africa where there is almost no rain. These cactuses sometimes don't get rain for about 2 months and are still fine. If you see that your cactus is starting to shrivell up that means that they need water. The only cactus i could see living in water is the chrismas cactus it is not really a cactus it is a jungle cactus it is native from the rain forests and yes i have already tried to put normal cactuses in water and they all died, exept the chrismas cactus.

Q:if not i need some alternative substrate for shroom cultivation.: Yes, you absolutely need vermiculite. That is what will keep the eggs moist enough to incubate properly. I have been breeding for several years now, and I don't do anything more than put the eggs in an empty sour cream bowl with vermiculite. The vermiculite should be moist to the touch, but not soaking wet. I keep it lidded with a few small holes for air. I recommend opening it everyday or two just to check on the eggs. Keep the temperature constantly between 79-88. If all works fine, you should have little ones in 6-12 weeks. Good luck!

Q:i found this unique variety and i would like too root them but ive tried to root hibiscus b-4 ,no luck ugh!!: Take cuttings (not hard wood) remove lower leaves the hump where the leaves are is called a node. That is where new roots will grow from. Get some vermiculite, per-lite or sharp sand. I prefer them in order given. Wet the medium (vermiculite) evenly and place cuttings in it. Try to keep your fingers and contaminates out of the mix. It can be done in trays or pots or in a old aquarium. Drainage is good or just keep the mix moist not soggy. Place in warm bright spot. A green house of fruit jar or plastic tent could be used if wilting starts. Fewer leaves are better than a lot. Cuttings should be about 6. Root stimulator or hormone could be used in mix to expedite faster rooting.

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