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

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Q: science final help!: you could but i heard that reptivite special sand is the best because it has calcium in it if ur beardie digests it and it doesnt clump together so ur beardie will be safe if it accidentilly eats it. if u dont trust sand u can use tile flooring< newspaper (i hate newspaper), papertowel (looks dirty and gets very dirty)< or artificial turf. ive heard a lot of mixed thought for the artificial turf though. i use the sand for some of my reptiles and nothing has ever happened to them

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?: So long as she is shedding fine (there are no bits left on her face,vent or toes.) it's nothing to worry about. Some of my leopard geckos don't eat their shed. Or some leave some of it on the floor for me to clean up. Why not come join a small community of reptile and pet hobbyists where you can chat to like minded people, show off your pets, ask for advice or help regarding your pets, join in the competitions or just generally chat? www.petsandexotics .uk

Q: I‘m going to try my hand at planting this spring, but I live in an apartment, so all of it must be done through a pot.I was wondering if any of you had any tips on what sort of soil to use for best results. Peat moss, top soil? As you can tell, I have absolutely no idea what I‘m doing. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!: grow the seeds in clumps rather than individually so instead of growing 5 single put in the same pot and keep them together light and enough watering good luck

Q: A little dent in it is that a bad thing? And if so what does it mean how does it get like that?: It could be caused by low humidity in the incubation chamber. If you are using vermiculite, the pieces should be damp enough to lightly stick together when pressed between your fingers. You may need to drip some water in between the eggs to remoisten the egg substrate. Don't wet the eggs directly. . Eggs will also appear to slightly collapse just prior to hatching.

Q: Where does vermiculite come from?: try keeping the crickets on vermiculite it holds moisture for up to a month

Q: The rents are re-renovating my house, (it was built in the fifties) and we found some vermiculite in the attic. We know that they used it for insulation, but we want to remove it. I was wondering if it was cancerous. And if it is, if there are any safe ways of removing it?: did you verify to ascertain that a 4 in. pipe is massive sufficient...maximum of todays timber stoves are so air tight and damped down that insulated flues are had to maintain the stack heat and to help decelerate the formation of creosote...this recommendation got here from a range producer ...i in simple terms outfitted a brick chimney with a clay liner and grew to become into advised via the range broking to insulate around the flue with zonolite...

Q: What do i do if my beaded dragon has babies and plz tell me the thing i need if she dose have them HELP!!!!!!!: Prepare a a laying box soft soil and once they hatch keep them in a tank and the temp must be high very high

Q: what is the stuff that look like pellets to substitute soil when your growing hydroponics?: I keep my spiders on half compost and half vermiculite. I sterilise the compost by putting it in the freezer for 48 hours. I have a terracotta flower pot on its side for the spider to hide in and I have a little bit of cork bark in a small arch shape which I sink slightly into the compost and I dig a little bit under it and the spiders carry on digging and build a burrow. I feed them one cricket once a week. They make a mat like web and flip onto their back to moult their old skin. Stop feeding when they are building this web and don't feed for about 4 or 5 days after the moult. Don't disturb them when they are moulting and leave them a few days after a moult before you handle them. Spray every few days. Spray the compost and not the spider. They hate being sprayed. They don't like bright light. If you have a light as a heat source use a red light. You can heat the tank with a heat mat. I have my spiders on top of my hot dessert lizard tank so they get heat from there.

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