Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Tape Manufacturer

Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Tape Manufacturer System 1

Vermiculite Coated Ceramic Fiber Tape Manufacturer

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Plastic bag inside, Carton box outside or woven bag
Delivery Detail:	15-20 days after received your 30% T/T in advance

Specifications：

Ceramic fiber cloth:
1.Density:500kg/m3.
2.Glass fiber reinforced&stainless steel reinforced.
3.450 ~1000 Celsius degree.

Descriptions:
Ceramic fiber cloth is made of ceramic woven yarns with fiberglass yarn or steel wire reinforcement,it is excellent substitute for asbestos cloth.
Ceramic fiber cloth with metallic wire (inconel or stainless steel) are also available.
Ceramic Fiber cloth with Aluminum foil is available.

Widely used in thermal insulation industry as heat insulation curtain, large area thermal insulation. Radiant heat shielding, flexible fabric expansion joints.

Specifications:

Thickness (mm)	Weight (g/m2)	Reinforcement	Working Temp.
2	1000	Fiberglass	650°C
2	1100	Steel wire	1050°C
3	1400	Fiberglass	650°C
3	1500	Steel wire	1050°C

Applications:

Heat insulation curtain, large area thermal insulation.
Radiant heat shielding, flexible fabric expansion joints.

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!: I can't help with the problems with incubation, however one thing I would say is that when they are born keep them under a UV lamp. The vet I go to says despite the fact they are nocturnal, in the wild they still get loads of light, just like we are exposed to the dark, therefore they need UV light. There are countless cases of geckos with metabolic bone disease simply because they haven't had the UV they need. The food needs to be sprinkled with calcium dust which can only be metabolised if UV is present. Use a small amount of this on the food, just rub them in it and it'll stick! For food, try very small crickets bought from a pet shop. Rule of the thumb is no bigger than the space between their eyes, but dont worry if they dont eat as soon as they are born. Personally, I would use a heat mat to keep them warm when born, just under the substrate. Keep them on kitchen roll.

Q:Does old attic insulation have espedus dust in it? Can it cause cancer if you breathe it?: Asbestos can be hazrdous to your health. A few older insulations included asbestos between the 1930's and 1970's - Specifically Vermiculite insulation or Rock wool or cellulose that was combined with Vermiculite. Not all Vermiculite contained asbestos. If you are not sure what you have, you should have it tested. In my area a local medical lab can test it for about $40. Call some local medical labs and ask. Mine says the homwner can get two ziploc bags - turn one inside out and put it over your hand like a glove, grab a small handfull of the insulation and then pull the plastic bag rightside in and zip it closed, put that bag inside the other bag and zip it closed. Bring or mail that sample to the medical lab. If the results are positive then you should call a licensed experienced asbestos removal company.

Q:What is vermiculite? What's the use of it?: The high temperature roasting of vermiculite ore can make the volume expand rapidly 8-20 times, and the specific gravity after expansion is 130-180kg/m3. It has a strong thermal insulation performance.

Q:I have had this egg for about a month now in a plastic incubator that I made from a plastic bowl and vermiculite. The egg has filled out and started to change colors but only half the egg has changed colors. Is this egg still good or what? I hope I am not hoping and Waiting for nothing.: Box turtle eggs can take up to 90 days to hatch. Give it time.

Q:The store told us it was a boy, but this morning it turned out to be a girl, there were two in the tank, and and im guesing the other was a boy. We have no clue what to do with these eggs. were not prepared at all. what should we do?: relax. whilst eggs rot like that, they have been infertile. it somewhat is fairly basic interior the 1st pairs of eggs. no longer something you will have carried out. I style of trust the poster above. Breeding leos in basic terms isn't rewarding except you're turning out to be to be to be attentive to three uncommon mutations. yet once you hit upon a mom pop keep which could take them you should be interior the gravy. in basic terms remember that they had ought to compete with Petco Petsmart, who usually sell them for $20.

Q:I've been looking online and I all the supplies I'd need to get seem awfully expensive. I need a small breeding rack (should I make or buy), vermiculite (where to buy from), and an Incubator (make or buy). I'm looking for the cheapest solution, making things aren't a problem.: The white stuff is vermiculite; it is one of the components of the potting soil. It separates the soil particles and allows air and water to penetrate more easily. Good luck and enjoy!

Q:When I got up this morning I found my roommate sitting at the kitchen table eating what I thought was a bowl of cereal. As I began to make coffee and tell him what a drunken jerk he had been last night I recalled that we had no cereal. When I looked at the bowl I recognized that what he was eating was the vermiculite that I keep in a large Tupperware container for indoor gardening use. He had found it, assumed that it was some kind of Rice Krispy - like breakfast cereal and had put milk and tons of sugar on it. At that point he had finished most of the bowl. Being a grouchy, hung-over jerk he refused to believe me, try as i did, that it wasn't breakfast cereal and finished it. I think the stuff is pretty much inert but I'm no doctor. Should I take him to the ER? Call poison control? At this point he has gone back to bed and is snoring loudly as usual.: Common ingredients: Peat, perlite, vermiculite, sand, coconut coir, compost, topsoil. Potting soil varies with the use. There are soilless potting media that are very light in weight, easy for roots to penetrate and free of insects and disease. Potting mixes that contain garden topsoil provide larger plants more stability because they are heavier. Bagged potting media containing garden soil will be pasteurized to kill pathogens. Topsoil will be amended with compost and coarse sand or perlite and vermiculite to make it lighter less likely to compact. Coir is shredded coconut hull fiber. Topsoil, consists of 93% mineral and 7% bioorganic substances. The mineral portion of dirt is roughly equal parts clay, sand, silt. A soilless potting mix will have sphagnum peat moss, perlite, sand, or vermiculite but no soil or compost.

Q:My bearded dragon is gravid and I've been searching the internet on how to make an incubator. I came across this video of a guy showing his home-made incubator. It seemed to work for his bearded dragons. Since I have never done this before, I can't help but be cautious. Will this honestly work? And if so, why use vermiculite?: Select an incubator that is wider than it is tall with side access. It should be large enough to hold the size and number of eggs the female laid. Place small plastic containers inside the incubator. Fill each container with three inches of damp vermiculite. The vermiculite should clump together when you squeeze it. Remove the eggs from the mother. Peel the eggs apart and separate them into small groups. Don't separate each individual egg. It's alright if some stick together. Nestle each group of eggs inside the small plastic containers in the incubator. Place the eggs about 1/3rd of their diameter deep in the substrate orient the eggs in the same direction the female deposited them. Don't put too many eggs in each container. Place heat tape, a heating pad or light bulbs inside the incubator. The temperature shouldn't vary by more than one or two degrees. Regulate the temperature inside the incubator with a thermostat. A proportional thermostat monitors the temperature of the heat source to maintain the set temperature. Run a small fan inside the incubator. Some parts of the incubator are warmer than others. The fan circulates the warm air throughout the incubator, maintaining the temperature balance. Monitor the humidity levels within the incubator. If the eggs partially collapse, add water to prevent further egg collapse

Q:Because I am running put of space to grow vegetables in the vegetable patch, I am thinking of growing more in broccoli boxes. I am also considering making a soil medium of half cheap potting soil and half garden soil (clay). Then I will add a hand-full of manure and bloodamp;bone. Will this be good for planting vegetables?Or do I need so expensive mixture e.g. vermiculite, coir, mushroom compost, vermicast, etc.?: If you are going to be working under the vehicle ALWAYS block it up. A jack is for raising or lowering, nothing else. Especially those stupid things which come with the vehicle. Remember if you must supply one per vehicle and you sell a million vehicles, shaving a dollar of the cost of one is going to save you 1 million dollars

Q:alright so I dont have the means to go out and buy a bunch of lights and nutrients and stuff to grow weed. so what I wanna know is can I just plant some seeds in some soil, keep them in a decently lit place and water them? i mean it should work how did George Washington grow his bud on mt. Vernon?: Vermiculite is a sterile, light-weight mica product. When mica is heated to approximately 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit, it expands its plate-like structure. Vermiculite will hold large quantities of air, water and nutrients needed for plant growth. Perlite is a sterile material produced by heating volcanic rock to approximately 1800°F. The result is a very lightweight, porous material that is white in color. Its principal value in medium mixtures is aeration. These two mined substances need added nutrients in order for the plant/seedings survival. You would be correct to say that both of these substances are natural, and natural occurrinf butbut to me to be able to use the word organic, you must also be able to say environmentally conscience..

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