Vermiculite Coated Industrial Fiber Glass Tapes

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Vermiculite Coated Industrial Fiber Glass Tapes

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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Vermiculite Coated Industrial Fiber Glass Tape

Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Tape Description:

1. Vermiculite is a natural mineral which provides a natural inorganic finish to fiberglass.

2. This coating provides short temperature resistance of 1000C degree and increased continuous temperature resistance temperature up to 800C degree.
3. Vermiculite coated fiber glass tape increase the products' abrasion resistance and adds to its ability to withstand direct flame.

4. It also provide a dust suppression coating which allows for a safer work environment.

Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Tape Application:
1. Vermiculite coated fiber glass tape is used for heat shield,flange and valve covers,welding curtains,expansion joins and equipment

Vermiculite Coated Fiber Glass Tape Specification:

Ref. No.	Basic cloth	Overall Thickness (mm)	Weight (g/m2)	Width (meter)
2025V	2025	0.75	610	1, 1.5
M24V	M24	1.0	830	1, 1.5
M30V	M30	1.4	1080	1, 1.5
TX1500V	TX1500	1.5	1150	1, 1.5
FG105T2mmV	FG105T-2mm	2.0	1400	1, 1.5
FG105T3mmV	FG105T-3mm	3.0	1900	1, 1.5

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Q: What harm does sowing only use vermiculite to plant?: Vermiculite can also provide the crop with its own K, Mg, Ca, Fe, and trace amounts of Mn, Cu, Zn and other elements. Vermiculite has the characteristics of water absorption, cation exchange and chemical composition, so it has many functions such as fertilizer preservation, water retention, water storage, air permeability, mineral fertilizer and so on. The experiment shows that adding the expanded vermiculite of 0.5-1% into compound fertilizer can increase crop yield by 15-20%.

Q: Hello All, Title basically says it all. I have a few bags of pure Vermiculite sitting outside, and its time for my leopard gecko's tank to be cleaned and re-done because his coconut bedding is getting dirty, and was wondering if I could just use the vermiculite as the substrate? if not, I can get some coconut bedding, but its kind of a long drive? Thanks in advance:): Vermiculite won't aerate the soil, since its general purpose is to just absorb lots of water. Certainly good to add in. Perlite is used a lot, but frankly I have always found it to be just filler and not really do anything. It does add bulk to the soil which is why I think you find it in many soil mixes. As long as you have plenty of drainage, and no clay in the mix you should not have any problems.

Q: Can anyone name some materials used for thermal insulation?: Vacuum, like in most thermoses works well. Rockwool, fiberglass, asbestos, cellulose, polystyrene, urethane foam, and vermiculite are all materials that are also used for thermal insulation. Depends on costs, applications, etc.

Q: I want to repot a pot and plant some seeds, and the only quot;pure peat mossquot; I can find comes in a four cubic foot package; I need what would fit in a sandwich bag. :/The seed starting mix I have is peat moss with perlite or vermiculite. I know they are super fussy about pH, and I don't know how those additives would effect the mix over all. Anyone ever try this?: 'Vermiculite' mica is formed by hydration from a type of mica, though i can't find anywhere it says for sure which type. /edit .. the mineral would still be Mica, probably Biotite or/ and Phlogopite type. the water in the mica is responsible for the swelling and expansion. whether the water is artificially introduced, or is a result of natural hydration (the first step towards it's breaking down into a kind of clay) i haven't been able to learn.

Q: When i was a freshman in college we used to play volleyball in our room knocking the cottage cheese asbestos off of the ceiling. Sometimes the floor would be littered with it. Unfortunately at the time i did not know this was asbestos. We used to do this maybe 3 times a week or so. Id say about half the time our room was ventilated with windows open. I was in this room for 7 months.So im wondering how concerned should i be about getting lung cancer or Mesothamlimia. Ive read a bunch over the last week that you can get mesothalimia(sry spelling may be wrong) from 1-3 months exposure but theres not figures on how likely you are to get it. Does anyone have any thoughts on my chances of getting Mesothalimia or lung cancer? Thanks: youll be fine, it takes years of working around it everyday for you to have a problem

Q: Vermiculite and perlite how to use?: Do not shop on the road, with the use of it ~ but feeling cattle pretty good, and there is no need to so trouble

Q: my leopard gecko just laid her eggs last night.....i have done a pile of Research but the one thing i was wondering is how do i know if i have the vermiculite moist enough or too moist??? and how do i moisten it once the eggs are in it. o and one last thing should the eggs be covered over with vermiculite? thanks!!: Your temperature is too low, for one. You shouold incubate beardie eggs at between 82 to 85 degrees. Also, how's your humidity? It should be close to 100%. You have to add water to the vermiculite. Make it moist, but not so wet that when you squeeze a clump of it, water drips out. You can also add a small deli cup with water in it inside the incubator to raise humidity. But also don't throw bad looking eggs away. I've seen really bad looking, shriveled up eggs still hatch.

Q: Hello.This question is purely hypothetical.I have a a couple of drums full of a used sulphuric acid solution. They‘re both 45 gallons and were used to dissolve a large amount of extra meat I had in my house. How do I dispose or neutralize this acidic solution? I‘m worried that it will dissolve my plumping if I dump it down my drain.: Sulfuric acid is indeed a great way to dispose of meat, though pigs are more efficient. Not all of us have pigs though. The most important thing is to make sure you dispose of it at night, preferably in an extremely low-traffic area. Wooded areas are really best, and if you can find a nice hill to roll the barrels down, you will save yourself a whole lot of trouble. If you do decide to dispose of the barrels as well, be sure to use gloves and bring a few rags with which to wipe away any fingerprints.

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.

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