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 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

Q:My uncle put in a new ceiling fan for us this evening. He had to crawl in our attic to do this. He knocked out what I thought was just some dust an plaster. I had my husband vaccuum it up. Only after the fact did we realize there was some vermiculite in those chunks. We had some small traces of silvery flakes on the floor which we've been using a mop to clean up. But there is a small amount that got on the carpet. How should I clean that up? I'm kind of creaking out about asbestos exposure. What else should we do? How consurned should I be about this?: idk if the clear spots mean anything but i would say that doesn't sound right... idk try incubating them anyways. leave the eggs stuck together! if you move them it could do more damage than if you leave them. just start placing the eggs about 1/2-1 inch apart and press down with your thumb to make a nice lil hole for the egg b4 you put it in the incubator. no its not a good idea to move the eggs everyday. well first of all you shouldn't need to moisten the vermiculite every day! just spray it good once b4 you put the eggs in and leave it. if it makes u feel better get a hydrometer (measures moisture) and put it in the cup/container next to the eggs and ours tends to stay in the green section which means moderatly humid which is working perfectly fine for me so far. maybe ur cups are the problem. for our incubator we got the kind of containers with the snap on lids. you can get them at target or walmart. and than we just SET the lid on top, don't snap it on just set it on top of the container so the eggs are covered but air can still circulate. kay i hope this helps you!

Q:Because planter boxes don't go through all the way to the ground which type works best in those boxes: Buy Brown Rice Flour

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:): It depends on what you want to grow - some things like highly aerated soils. You've already included pumice in your soil mix, so you should be okay. Once a month, we use bamboo skewers (available in packs of 20+ at discount stores) to aerate our house plant soils. We just slide the pointed end into the soil 20 times or so.

Q:I need some real help balancing the nutrients, with the texture, and correct strength. The constituents are about a year old, so they may have broken down slightly.Does it matter if I mix the shlts in with the soil, and vermiculite, or could I simply add on-goingly the manures in water. Will it last longer if it's mixed in? What is the correct dilution for tomato plants?They're all healthy, but I have to get these in some bigger pots stat!I should've just gotten the right soil, huh?: If it were me, even though I was using paper - I would make some holes in the bag to release any 'excess' moisture. Also, check them periodically to make sure they are not drying out too much. It's a bit of a juggling act - they need to stay dry and cool like basement conditions but they shouldn't start to shrivel. If they do, I would remove the bulbs from the vermiculite - spray the vermiculite LIGHTLY with water - shake it up and return the bulbs to their winter bed.

Q:I really need help w/ my science fair,and I would really appreaciate if anyone can help.Thnx.: Do you live near a Home Depot? That's where I get my BIG bags...

Q:I have some henchicks that have inspired me to start an indoor dish garden using other cacti or succulents what kind of soil/sand/gravel base combination should I start with?. I will be using a wide, shallow dish, like a flat bottomed ceramic dishhopefully at least 12-16 inches in diameter.and maybe only 2 or 3 inches deep.: The key to dealing with cacti is they don't like their feet wet. So you need a very sandy/vermiculite soil with a little organic matter, but the key is that it be well-drained. You can't have a closed-bottomed pot, it has to drain out through a hole into some other container. Remember how cacti grow, what kind of environment they are evolved for: every week you pour a glass of water over them, it wets the sandy soil and then drains off. Cacti rot if the dirt is too moist. Water them and then let the soil dry out before watering again. Any nursery will have a bag of cacti soil mix. Anything will do since they are evolved to grow on almost nothing. Keep them in a sunny window and do not allow the soil to remain wet.

Q:ok so my leopard gecko will be laying eggs soon. i know that you have to keep the vermiculite damp for the eggs..but how do i do that? do i just wet it once or mist it all the time with the eggs still in there?: Vermiculite an Perlite

Q:So i filled my substrate jars with the proper amounts of vermiculite + water, stirred, then added the proper amount of brown rice flour. i put the jars in a steaming pot (elevated above water level) for about 2 hours, but did not have my spore syringe yet. so i let them sit for like 2 days in the pot, wihtout taking the lids off any of the substrate jars (or the foil).have my substrate jars lost any of their water content due to evaporation, perhaps during the steaming process or during the 2 day wait before inoculation?the jars had the lids loosely screwed on, with 3 holes hammered into the top (small holes), and covered in tin foil.: It can't be determined from the information given. That's possible. What about temperature?

Q:Also can anyone explain the name to me? Vermi- is usually to do with worms, but I thought vermiculite was mineral...Thanks!: I would also suggest Perlite for this situation. You should be able to get your hands on coarse Perlite at your local Gardening supply store, if not let me know and I'll see what I can do to change that. You should be able to also find a medium grade at your local building supply center as loose fill insulation. Not speaking from experience but I would assume you would want the finer particle of the medium grade Perlite, often referred to as STP (Silicone Treated Perlite). Good luck on your project and I hope this helps.

Q:How do the ‘air activated‘ handwarmers work? Is it a chemical reaction?: Quoted directly, from website below: Warmers operate on a chemical reaction with air similar to rusting. The warmer ingredients are iron, water, cellulose, vermiculite, activated carbon and salt. The heating process takes place in this fashion: The iron in the pouch, when exposed to oxygen, oxidizes and therefore produces heat (aka, Air Activated). When iron oxidizes it produces iron oxide, more commonly referred to as rust. The salt acts as a catalyst. The carbon helps disperse the heat. The vermiculite is used as an insulator for the purpose of retaining the heat and the cellulose is added as a filler. All of these ingredients are surrounded by a polypropylene bag. Polypropylene allows air to permeate the ingredients while holding in moisture.

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