vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace
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Packaging & Delivery
| Packaging Detail: | Pallet, carton or strong wooden case |
| Delivery Detail: | Within 20 days after received prepayment |
Specifications
vermiculite fireclay brick for stoves
1. material: vermiculite
2. tempreture:1100
3. sound insulation:40dB
vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace
1. Product specification
Product | Vermiculite fire brick |
Density | 400,450,500,600,700,800,900kg/m3 |
Specification | 2400×1220mm,2100×900mm,1000× 610mm, irregular vermiculite products. Customized size are available |
Thickness | 20-50mm |
Packing | Strong wooden pallet, coated with film |
2. (1) Chemical composition
Si (%) | Al (%) | Fe2O3 (%) | TiO2 (%) | MgO (%) | GaO (%) | K2O (%) | Na2O (%) | Loss on ignition @1000°C |
41.20 | 12.68 | 4.06 | 1.33 | 24.22 | 0.96 | 5.97 | 1.60 | 6.0~7.5 |
(2)Other technical index
Maximum service temperature (°C) | 1100 |
Continuous working temp (°C) | 1000 |
Compressive strength (Mpa) | 0.8-3 |
Total porosity (%) | 60-74 |
Liner reheat shrinkage (24H @ 900°C %) | <3 |
Thermal conductivity (W/mk) @200°C @400°C @600°C |
0.1-.04 0.12-0.16 0.14-0.18 |
3.Superior functions
A1 Grade non-combustible fire rating.
Excellent fireproof character.
Heat insulation and preservation.
Sound insulating and absorbing.
Moisture adjustment.
Eco-friendly, non-toxic and zero radioactivity, non-asbestos .
Excellent workability.
- Q: I have a weeping fig plant and I would like to take cuttings to start new plants. Can it be done? If so where should I cut? How do I root a cutting? Can it be rooted in a cup of water? Any info would be appreciated!
- root tip cuttings with one or two nodes in water, vermiculite, perlite or a good commercial potting soil.with plant watering crystals (if you can get it) use a 8 oz. plastic cup to hold cuttings (if using soil cut holes in cup) take a 2 liter clear plastic soda bottle cut off the top below the curve and use as a terrarium bottom up. you can also air layer if it is and older plant you cut a branch diagonally just below a node about half way through. insert a toothpick so it can't close wrap with unshredded very wet sphagnum moss (including the node) wrap with saran wrap and keep wet. when roots show cut it off the mother plant and pot.
- Q: my ball python should be laying eggs within the next month or two. i was wondering if it was okay if i gave her a little box with some moist vermiculite in it so she can nest and lay her eggs in. i will be taking the eggs out after she lays them so i can incubate them. i was just wondering if it was poisonous or would harm her in any way?
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- 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
- Incubator, males and females, plastic container with spagnum moss in it, vermiculite, a cup
- Q: Last night my bearded dragon ended up laying eggs, I was told she was a boy at the pet shop I bought her from so I didn‘t even know she was gravid so she ended up laying them in the viv, Anyway she started to cover the eggs up but then she stopped and started to move the eggs into the corner with her head, she then continued to violently head but them and ended up smashing a few of the eggs, so I had to take them away before she smashed them all. I want to know if anyone had experienced this before and if anyone can tell me maybe why she was doing this? Weather she was stressed out I don‘t know but any answers would be great! :) Also I know for sure that the other Bearded dragon she is kept with is male so she was most likely mated. I don‘t really know how to tell if they are fertile or not and Google is just giving me different answers but the Eggs are white and have pinky, red circles on them, some even have small red lines on them when held up to light, possibly veins? but I don‘t know. :)
- They are fertile if you see the circle of of life and veins. Always try to keep the eggs in the original position in which they where laid so they won't die and kill the embryo. Keep them in vermiculite and make sure It is moist. Put them in an incubator at 84°F so they won't die off. If the eggs swell and get bigger as the baby beardies grow inside their eggs then you will be postive that they stayed fertile. The eggs will sweat and get dimples when they are ready to hatch. Beardie eggs take 2 to 3 months to hatch so you have some time to get a 40 gallon breeder tank for them to be in. Place the eggs in to plastic tubs that you can buy in any dollar store and make air holes for the eggs to breathe while putting them in the moist vermiculite. The humidity in the incubator should be at 75% at all times so get a humidity gadge and temperature gadge and place them inside the incubator. And remember beardies can lay up to 150 eggs. Use the repti-bator from zoomed.
- Q: Its in a vase with water now.
- I got1 recently from a friend, I also had my clipping in a vase with water. I left it in near a sunny window until it rooted fairly well(1'' roots or so) and then planted it in a small pot. Just be sure2 bury the roots and cover them well with soil, otherwise exposure to light could kill your spidey! Also, always remember2 water a plant after potting or re-potting.
- Q: Which goes down first, top or potting soil?
- potting soil goes down first - it usually has peat moss, perlite, vermiculite, etc. that make a much more nutritious media for your plants. top soil is usually sandy, does not hold water well, so it goes on top. you might want to put mulch on top of the top soil to hold in the moisture so you won't have to water as much.
- Q: I caught an amazing scolopendromorpha last night and I plan on keeping it. I already put it in a big plastic container and can feed it but I can‘t currently purchase any substrate for it, which is apparently essential for its survival so I want advice on what to accommodate it with in the meanwhile.
- Get a can of febreeze and lighter. Aim febreeze at centipede. Start to spray out chemical and light lighter under the spray, it should create a large flame, killing the centipede immediately.
- Q: hello.i am thinking about getting a pet tarantula.i have been wanting one for the past year.and i think it is about time get one.So I have never owned a pet tarantula before just rats,cats,dogs,guinea pigs,lizards.What is a good breed for a beginner.and what are the basic care guides.and i am not looking for a pet to cuddle and handle all the time.so i know that most you shouldnt handle and if so a very little.so please and thankyou.:D
- Pet tarantulas are cool spiders, but beware of the poison.
- Q: It is only in the attic that have vermiculite (there is no insulation in the walls at all). I have not had it tested for asbestos. The attic is about 300 sf and it is about 3 inches thick.Just a ball park estimate.Thanks in advance!
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- Q: can worms live in soil with the small little white crums in it?
- If you are talking about potting soil, with the white vermiculite crumbs, the answer is not for long. That soil is sterilized, and contains no organic matter to break down, which is what worms need for food. You will need to regularily add food scraps to it, to start breaking down and give them food.
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