Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric/Cloth

Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric/Cloth System 1

Vermiculite Coated Fiberglass Fabric/Cloth

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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 Detail:	Cartons
Delivery Detail:	15~20days

Specifications：

1. Vermiculite fiberglass fabric
2.Thickness: 0.75 ~3 mm
3.Weight: 610 ~ 1900 g/m2
4.Width:1m , 1.5m

Vermiculite coated fiberglass fabrics

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.

Specification:

Ref. No.	Basic cloth	Overall Thickness (mm)	Weight (g/m2)	Width (meter)
2025V	2025	0.75	610	1, 1.5
M24V	M24	1	830	1, 1.5
M30V	M30	1.4	1080	1, 1.5
TX1500V	TX1500	1.5	1150	1, 1.5
FG105T2mmV	FG105T-2mm	2	1400	1, 1.5
FG105T3mmV	FG105T-3mm	3	1900	1, 1.5

Application:

Welding blankets , fire blanket, fire proof curtains, heat shields, etc

Packaging Detail:	Cartons
Delivery Detail:	15~20days

Q: She is gravid but she is not close to laying her next clutch of eggs yet. I have an egg laying box with vermiculite in the vivermiam. Her poop had shiny stuff from the vermiculite and then white stuff on the poop has yellow spots on it. Can she be constipated if she at the vermiculite? But why is she not eating her shed skin? SHE USED TO EAT IT BEFOREI also got a 5-6 year old male who also does not eat his skin but i helpe him shed. Why doesnt he eat it as well?: in the wild they eat their sheded skin in order to avoid detection from predators (they find the old skin and know a gecko is nearby). Could it be that they feel secure in their environment, and no longer feel the need to hide? I don't know. I'd take them to a vet if you're worried, although they never seem to do anything :P

Q: my gecko laid 2 eggsthey were prefect.white , no dents, firmso i put them in my incubator and have them on 82degree heat. they are in vermiculite medium in a container with no holes.but after a day they are starting to dent a bit. what is causing this to happen? can i fix it so i dont kill the eggs?.is it too much humidity or not enough? or is my heat temp wrongg: Its dehydration. all you need to do is lightly mist them. check out the video in the link

Q: ok hi i have two common florida snapping turtle egg(they are oblong in shape) anmd i need to know IMEDIENTLY if i need to keep them warm or cold what degree i keep them at exactlyand how to care for the eggs: attempting to hand feed a snapping turtle is a large thank you to lose a finger, or a hand finding on the dimensions of the turtle. a pal of mine had a one million/4 acre pond in his returned backyard. while they have been little ones, he and his sister released 2 infant commons into the pond. They grew to become out to be male and lady, and it wasn't long till now the pond grow to be overrun with snapping turtles. I observed the unique pair while they have been approximately two decades previous (very, very youthful for snapping turtles--Jack Hanna has one that is assumed to have belonged to Thomas Jefferson's infants). the two had carapace lengths nicely over 30, and the heads have been the dimensions of soccer balls. save that in the time of recommendations while thinking approximately housing for a snapping turtle.

Q: The soil is heavy and I‘ve had to hand-pick rocks out of it. I plan to dig in a few handfuls per square inch of horticultural sand. I had read that manure would be too rich, so won‘t use that. But should I add some organic fertilizer like fish, bone or blood meal? I wish to plan right away.: Don't worry about inches. Take care of the bed. Compost would be the optimum choice to condition your soil. For heavy clay think 1/3 course mason sand, 1/3 compost and 1/3 vermiculite. For normal soil the sand is eliminated and peat moss used instead. A very course mason sand is important. Fine sands turn to clay in just a few months. If you want to add fish, bone or blood meal that is fine. Rabbit manure is a manure that can be used fresh in moderation. It is also available free if you call local rabbit breeders and show up with a shovel and 5 gallon buckets. 1 bucket mixed with the other ingredients would be plenty for a 64 - 100 sq foot area. You soil amenders should be at least 6 deep before you till it into the native clay. Recommend that you start a compost pile. Clay is hard to work with and needs to be amended on an annual basis for several years befor you get good soil year after year. Good luck

Q: I‘m doing a PJAS project and I really need help so I can have more informations of the root‘s daily growth. Thank you for those who help me! lt;3lt;3lt;3: I would suggest soiless hydroponics. Or grow in semi-transparent agar. However, If you absolutely have to use Soil. or vermiculite etc. Is just Viewing some of the roots sufficient. If its observation only, Can grow in a transparent container, glass or plastic. But do you need to measure their lengths or weigh them? If you do not wish to remove the soil and re-pot, thinking it might have an effect, another variable to worry about. If you are able to grow hundreds of plants. You can sacrafice 10 daily. Dump out their soil, rinse off, blot dry, measure, cut off root and weigh etc. Discard these when done. Do the same on 10 more the next day. Generate statistics from all this data. You should be able to make accurate conclusions.

Q: how much of each thing do i need to mix together to make loamy soil: Be more specific--in house only or outside use? Standard potting soil is usually good enough for in house use.

Q: can i incubate leopard gecko eggs without an incubator? what could i use besides vermiculite?: I had a bamboo once, and I didnt know it needed water so it died within a few weeks. My advice? Water it, and keep it in a nice, not too sunny or too dark, area.

Q: can i use soil as a medium because havent got any vercumilite for bearded dragon eggs?: That is not really a good idea since soil contains bacteria, larval forms of some insects and does not hold the temperature or the moisture content correctly. The best suited product for the hatching of eggs is vermiculite and the second best is sand, the breeders will tell you that. The next thing you could be doing is placing them in an incubator, commonly used for hatching chicken eggs the incubator will do fine for bearded dragon eggs, just make sure you get one with a temperature setting. In case you need to make the temp warmer or cooler. You can get an incubator at a tractor supply store, Co-Op or a farm supply store that sells grains and animal feed. Any store that sells farming supplies would have them or a place that sells live farm animals like chickens or ducks would have them as well. You can even order them online.

Q: whats the difference between top soil and potting soil?: Potting soil is a very specific mix of ingredients used in containers. It can include material such as: peat moss, composted bark, pearlite, vermiculite, wetting agents and fertilizers. There are many different brands but the basic potting soil mix is pretty consistent. There are also specialty mixes designed to be used for specific purposes. The name is a little misleading since there really isn't any soil in it. Top soil is basically the uppermost layer of soil you'll find in your yard. It's a mix of decomposing organic matter, sand, and lots of other materials common to the area it is dug from. It's mostly used for landscaping projects, and sometimes added to potting mixes for additional weight.

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