Vermiculite Panel for Sound Insulating System 1

Vermiculite Panel for Sound Insulating System 2

Vermiculite Panel for Sound Insulating

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pair

Supply Capability:: 200000 pair/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	56 piece in one pallet.
Delivery Detail:	WITHIN 15-25 DAYS AFTER GETTING THE ORDER.

Specifications

vermiculite
1.ISO9001-2008 Company
2.Director Member of TVA
3.Vermiculite Fire Resistant Board Vermiculite fireproof board

Vermiculite

Product Description

Vermiculite

Vermiculite Sound Insulating Board

Product Characteristic

The VMC boards, when used as indoor partition wall cores, have the following, distinguished characteristics:

1. Soundproof and helps reduce noise levels

Because of its unique honeycomb structure its performance in soundproofing is excellent. It ensures that the surrounding room is quiet and peaceful, giving a calm feel to a room.

Vermiculite may be thin and lightweight, but this does not affect its soundproofing performance.

2. Heat insulating and energy conservating

Again, because of its structure, its thermal properties help keep a buildings’ rooms warm because it is efficient, envrionmentally friendly, and cost effective.

Technical Data

1. Combustion performance: A1 grade ( this highest standards)

2. Smoke toxicity levels: Security level 1 ( AQ 1 grade, the highest standards)

3. Hygroscopicity :≤ 4.9%

4. Sound insulation: 40dB

5. Noise reduction coefficient: 0.46

6. Thermal conductivity: 0.094W(m.k)

Product Specification

1. 2440*1220*20-50mm

2. 2100 *900*20-50mm

3. 1000*610*20-50mm

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Q: Where to find few bags of Vermiculite in Austin TX?: They seem fine. What type of geckos are they? A particular morph? If they're giant mixed with something, it could be one got the giant and one didn't. One might be dead. Try candling them with a flashlight. Don't turn them upside down! This WILL kill them.

Q: Are perlite and vermiculite fertile?: The expansion effect of vermiculite in Horticulture: vermiculite have very strong water absorption, can effectively promote plant root growth and seedling growth is stable. Provide water and nutrients necessary for plant growth for long periods of time and maintain the stability of root sun temperature. At the same time, the vermiculite can make the crops get plenty of water and minerals from the early growth stage, and promote the rapid growth of plants and increase the yield. It can be concluded that vermiculite has a relatively large fertility, at least stronger than traditional soil.

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Q: ok so i have a new lasiodora parahybana and was wondering how often i should clean her enclosure.i use a mixture of vermiculite (80%) and top-soil (20%) for the substrate.I keep it at about 70-80% humidity with the aid of a sponge and water dish.i feed it a small cricket everyday.I noticed that the tank just really stinks now.so getting to the point, how often should i clean it?i don‘t want to disturb the stress level of my spider by removing it from it‘s enclosure and wrecking her burrow to clean out cricket husks every day.so rather than, how often should i clean the enclosure, i guess i‘m really asking on how should i clean the enclosure?a lot of internet sources give me different advice.i was wondering on getting help from someone who has had a brazilian salmon pink bird eating spider and would like to pass on the knowledge.: I have an L. Difficilis which is similar to L. Parahybana. None of my spiders' habitats ever stink, and I never clean their habitat because spiders are so clean naturally. If your spider's habitat stinks it could be a few things. The sponge could be harboring some sort of fungus, I don't recommend sponges for this reason (and they are a good breeding ground for parasites). Instead I use a shallow water dish with pebbles in it so that the spider doesn't drown. To create humidity and keep my spiders hydrated I mist one half of their habitat lightly dampening the substrate every third day. You are in my opinion over-feeding your spider. My L. Difficilis is big 8 female and I still only feed her one cricket a day over the weekend, meaning one at a time. Thus Friday, Saturday and Sunday she gets a cricket. Then nothing for another week. That way you avoid the spider refusing the cricket and winding up with dead crickets in the habitat (which are the source of foul smells). My smaller spiders get one cricket a week (I am consistent and usually feed all of them on Saturday). If the cricket is not immediately eaten I remove it shortly thereafter. If you leave a cricket in the habitat for too long it may feed on the spider. I would advise you to remove the spider and replenish the substrate. I do not recommend sand. Coconut husk or even better vermiculite substrate. Please feel free to email me if you have any other questions.

Q: please help, if it is a she and it is pregnant I need to know ahead of time!: it has developed too much play somewhere . move it back and forth by hand you'll see it.

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