Vermiculite coated Fiberglass cloth fabric
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| Packaging Detail: | woven bag, carton box or as your needs |
| Delivery Detail: | 15-25 days after receiving the payment |
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Vermiculite coated Fiberglass cloth fabric
1.Electric insulation
2.high temperature resistant
3.High strength and tensile
Vermiculite coated Fiberglass cloth fabric
Description:
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. Vermiculite coated Fiberglass cloth fabric is used for heat shield, flange and valve covers, welding curtains, expansion joins and equipment.
Application: It is used for heat shield, flange and valve covers, welding curtains, expansion joins and equipment.
Competitive Advantage:
1. Fiberglass cloth is good and fire resistant against hear material, used as heat insulation, electrical insulation materials and also made into other products. It with metallic can extensively apply to friction materials. 2. Competitive prices based on same quality because we are manufacture and has our own factory 3. Guarantee samples quality same as mass production
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4. Fiberglass Yarn is the excellent substitute for asbestos.
- Q: I have two leopard geckos that are housed together. One male and one female. Today as I was cleaning out their cage I found a dried out, hard, dead egg. I‘m not sure how long it had been there for sure but probably within the last week or two. I looked around and found no more. So now I‘m curious if my female gecko will continue to lay eggs, she‘s not looking to large, just normal. And if she is how to prepare for them so they don‘t also die. Any information is appreciated!
- definite you like one made for reptiles, the two one you're making or purchase. it additionally desires shifting air no longer nonetheless air. additionally determine you verify sturdy sites on the directly to establish the eggs in the incubator.
- Q: Okay, over the course of about the last three weeks, my female box turtle has laid four eggs... I've cvalled a couple pet shops and they have told me to look online for imformation on how to care for them, and they also mentioned to keep the eggs away from the parents because all they will do is step on and mush the eggs, which i found to be true... I was just wondering if anyone could help me out with information like what should i keep the eggs in? From what a read, a mixture of Peat Moss, Vermiculite (Mineral), and Spaghnum Moss works well... Any suggestions/information is appreciated!!
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- Q: Ok, Last night my leopard gecko egg finally hatched but now what do I do. I have a small kritter keeper lined with paper towels and I put the container that the egg hatched in, in the kritter keeper as a moist hide (it has vermiculite in it). When should I attempt to feed it? And If anyone can go into detail with their answers that will be great, including websites that can help.
- easiest thing to do is make it all yourself...except the vermiculite. breeding racks are considerably cheap to make if you can get the materials cheap and know how to construct it safely. vermiculity is alot cheaper than many people first assume, many reptile/exotics shops will sell vermiculite as it is a common item for breeders to buy. incubators are something that you can spend over a hundred pounds/dollars on just for the same quality as a home made one. if you do have the money i would recommend getting a top of the range incubator but these are usually expennsive. if not i would say making one is easy and alot cheaper. just have your basic polystyrein box with an openable lid with heat mats inside with thermmostats to make sure the incubator is at the desired temperature. include a couple or small racks/shelves inside so you can stack the containers inside to allow more space for eggs. hope i have helped,
- Q: Household plants and such, not grass.
- i have no idea what home oxygen is, but ANY additional amount of gaseous oxygen near a burning process will speed it up. faster burning means bigger and most importantly HOTTER flames, since more energy is set free in the same amount of time. the more oxygen the bigger the effect.
- Q: Is there some reason why I should not funnel vermiculite or perlite into my existing uninsulated house walls? People keep telling me to blow in cellulose, but that process is very messy and sometimes doesn't do a complete fill. Any advice would be appreciated.
- If the egg is deflated looking, try covering it with some moist vermiculite/perlite. Some breeders have also suggested placing a moist paper towel over it. It could be that the humidity is not high enough. Sometimes it takes a couple of days for it to inflate again after being too dry. If the gecko JUST laid it today, give it some time to start checking to see if it's infertile or not. Sometimes you can't see red veins right away, so I'd give it a couple of weeks before checking again. I made my incubator with a styrofoam box, heat mat hooked up to a thermostat, digital thermometer, bowl of water on the heat mat, and a box of eggs in moist vermiculite (wetted the vermiculite then squeezed out the water). For leopard geckos...temperature was set at 83F for mine, but you can have a range of 79-83 for mostly females and 88-90 for mostly males...or in between for a mix. I'd still incubate the egg until it either completely deflates or starts smelling bad.
- Q: I am trying to propagate oleander from cuttings, but after a week no roots are visible. I used the newest growth on the plants and cut the leaves short. The cuttings are in water and the lowest sets of leaves were removed so that the nodes are in the water. They have been kept indoors in a spot that gets some indirect light. Should I have roots growing already? Also, is there a better way of doing this?
- Put in soil with vermiculite and/or sand. Start over. Dip in rooting hormone and put in soil. 3 tall cuttings of new growth are best. It could take a year on some plants to grow roots. Be sure the soil you use is sterile so nothing in it will cause rot.
- Q: I need to know what (or what kind of) stores sell perlite and vermiculite so if anyone can help me out it would really mean alot.oh, and price of each would be extremely helpful.
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- Q: I have discovered an insulation underneath the blown in fiberglass that is a gray/brownish color that is underneath the fiberglass. Also, if you shine a flashlight at this insulation you can see tiny straight fibers within the insulation itself. Do any of you contractors, electricians, or diy‘ers know whether or not loose fill amosite asbestos was ever used in this form. The only other thing that I can think of that it might be is a rock or slag wool insulation, but I don‘t think that you can see individual fiber strands within that type of insulation though. The apartment in question was built during the late 1960s if that provides any insight to this question.
- It is better to be safe than sorry. Sounds like rock wool, but if it is vermiculite it may contain asbestos
- Q: What kind of flowers is vermiculite suitable for planting?
- Vermiculite is mainly used as substrate for soilless culture and cuttings. It can also be used to improve the permeability of soil and can be used.
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Vermiculite coated Fiberglass cloth fabric
- Ref Price:
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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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