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Vermiculite is a hydrated magnesium aluminum sheet silicate mineral closely related to mica, and has all of the thermal and chemical resistance mica is known for. When subjected to heat, vermiculite expands and forms particles that are revered for being:
Lightweight
Incombustible
Compressible
Highly absorbent, soaking up to three times its volume in water
Non-reactive
Highly effective in cation exchange capacity
Vermiculite is found all over the world, including Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Kenya, Russia, South Africa, Uganda, USA and Zimbabwe. Speciality Vermiculite mines and processes vermiculite concentrate in facilities located in Enoree, South Carolina. Vermiculite is mined using open cast mining techniques where the ore is separated from other minerals and then screened or classified into several basic particle sizes.

Product Details:
Qty: 0.1 Cu.M. (100LTS)
Use No Hooks
We are manufacturer and supplier of Exfoliated Vermiculite. 
The Exfoliated Vermiculite offered by us is extensively demanded by the clients owing to its optimum physical and chemical properties. 
The Exfoliated Vermiculite is available with us in different grades and specifications to meet the varied requirements of the clients.
Features :
Light weight
Improved workability
Excellent packaging medium
Excellent fire resistance
Reduced thermal conductivity
Improved adhesion to a wide range of backgrounds
Lightweight filling in sunken

Major Uses :
Thermal insulation
Fire protection
Used as an acoustic
Light weight filling material in building industries.
Used for roof, wall and water tank insulation.

Usage Instructions:
Mix Exfoliated Vermiculite with the cement in the ratio of 1:6 at the site.
Then lay the mixture in the average thickness of 75mm on the top of RCC slab, Steel deck, ACC sheet, and domes.
Allow the laid material to dry and set for 3-4 days.
After drying it will form an uncompressed light weight slab.
Thereafter the process of final terracing can be done on the top of the Vermiculite slab.

Vermiculite is a hydrated magnesium aluminum sheet silicate mineral closely related to mica, and has all of the thermal and chemical resistance mica is known for. When subjected to heat, vermiculite expands and forms particles that are revered for being:
Lightweight
Incombustible
Compressible
Highly absorbent, soaking up to three times its volume in water
Non-reactive
Highly effective in cation exchange capacity
Vermiculite is found all over the world, including Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Kenya, Russia, South Africa, Uganda, USA and Zimbabwe. Speciality Vermiculite mines and processes vermiculite concentrate in facilities located in Enoree, South Carolina. Vermiculite is mined using open cast mining techniques where the ore is separated from other minerals and then screened or classified into several basic particle sizes.

• Benefits: It acts as a fire-resistive barrier, reduces noise, is easy to apply, and can help keep buildings cool in the summer by reducing heat flow.
• Applications: It can be used as loose-fill in roofs/attics or mixed with cement to create lightweight, insulating concrete for roof decks.
• Performance: Vermiculite concrete improves thermal efficiency while reducing the dead load on building structures.
• Important Safety Warning: Older, loose-fill vermiculite insulation (particularly from the Libby, Montana mine, popular in the U.S. before the 1990s) may be contaminated with asbestos. It is critical to assume older insulation might be hazardous and avoid disturbing it.
• Alternatives: Modern vermiculite is generally safe and non-toxic, but testing is advised for older, existing installations. 

• Benefits: It acts as a fire-resistive barrier, reduces noise, is easy to apply, and can help keep buildings cool in the summer by reducing heat flow.
• Applications: It can be used as loose-fill in roofs/attics or mixed with cement to create lightweight, insulating concrete for roof decks.
• Performance: Vermiculite concrete improves thermal efficiency while reducing the dead load on building structures.
• Important Safety Warning: Older, loose-fill vermiculite insulation (particularly from the Libby, Montana mine, popular in the U.S. before the 1990s) may be contaminated with asbestos. It is critical to assume older insulation might be hazardous and avoid disturbing it.
• Alternatives: Modern vermiculite is generally safe and non-toxic, but testing is advised for older, existing installations.