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mardi 4 octobre 2011

TOP 10 ASBESTOS MYTHS


TOP 10 ASBESTOS MYTHS

10. The EPA banned asbestos.
FALSE. The EPA tried, but the 5th Circ. disagreed, and the first Bush administration did not appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
9. If workers would have worn masks, they would have been protected.
FALSE. At best, masks were faulty and ineffective.
8. Asbestos is still in use today.
TRUE. See #10 above.
7. Mesothelioma, a rare form of cancer caused by asbestos exposure, is NOW tracked as a cause of death by the federal government.
TRUE.In 1999, the federal government began tracking Mesothelioma as a cause of death.
6. The asbestos industry and lobbyists have aggressively sought to characterize the asbestos issue in America as a “litigation crisis.”
TRUE. This effective campaign deflects the publics’ attention away from the culpable companies responsible for those injured or killed by asbestos.
5. Big business selling, marketing, manufacturing, or otherwise distributing asbestos did not know that asbestos was harmful.
FALSE.They did know. In most cases, there are internal company memos evidencing such knowledge, however, the bottom-line, profits outweighed human life.
4. Tort Reform makes your insurance premiums decrease.
FALSE.Many advocates of tort reform promised this, but to date, have not delivered. Where is the proof?
3. Litigation is out-of-control due to greedy trial lawyers.
FALSE. The asbestos industry and lobbyists have spread this idea in an effective effort to persuade Congress to pass legislation that will shield them from taking meaningful responsibility for their actions. Related to this goal, the asbestos industry links the ailing U.S. economy to the many asbestos-related bankruptcies. Many companies in the asbestos industry in the midst of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which is a reorganization of their debts, have two faces. A face they put on for Congress when whinnying about asbestos litigation and a totally different face they put on during shareholder meetings when they indicate it is business as usual; that the asbestos-related bankruptcies do not affect profits.
2. Presently, to file an asbestos-related lawsuit in Texas, you must have an asbestos-related cancer, mesothelioma, asbestosis so severe that it qualifies under TCPRC (Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code) Chapter 90 various sections, or be dead due to asbestos.
TRUE. Thanks to HB4 – Texas’ Tort Reform passed September 1, 2005.
1. Asbestos-related bankruptcies kill business and jobs.
FALSE. The asbestos industry and lobbyists have spread this idea in an effective effort to persuade Congress to pass legislation that will shield them from taking meaningful responsibility for their actions. Related to this goal, the asbestos industry links the ailing U.S. economy to the many asbestos-related bankruptcies. Many companies in the asbestos industry in the midst of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which is a reorganization of their debts, have two faces. A face they put on for Congress when whinnying about asbestos litigation and a totally different face they put on during shareholder meetings when they indicate it is business as usual; that the asbestos-related bankruptcies do not affect profits. A personal injury lawyer can help you get more information on the subject.
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lundi 3 octobre 2011

ASBESTOS LAWSUITS IN NEW JERSEY AND MADISON COUNTY


ASBESTOS LAWSUITS IN NEW JERSEY AND MADISON COUNTY

On May 27, 2008, a state appeals court ruled that 15 Spanish citizens had a legitimate case to bring against a Delaware based corporation for health issues they suffered due to asbestos exposure. The tradesman all worked aboard Navy and Coast Guard ships in Spain between 1950 and 1998. They claim that they came into contact with asbestos dust and fibers through the high-temperature piping insulation that the large corporation produced.
The 14 tradesman and one survivor of a worker have been affected by asbestos-related diseases, such as mesothelioma and asbestosis, both conditions harshly affecting the lungs.
An earlier decision in favor of the corporation was overturned by a three-judge panel despite the arguments made by the counsel for the corporations that the case should be heard in Spanish courts. It ruled that since U.S. warships are considered U.S. territory wherever they are located, no problems had been inflicted on Spanish soil.
On May 28, 2008, a Washington man has also filed a court case in Madison County after he too was diagnosed with the asbestos related cancer, mesothelioma. The man had also previously worked in the U.S. Army between 1962 and 2003 as a machinist and maintenance operative. He claims that the deadly cancer was wrongfully caused as his exposure to the deadly asbestos fibers could have been anticipated and avoided. He has named up to sixty eight defendants in his lawsuit.
Asbestos is a mineral fiber that has been used for heat and fire retardant properties. It is commonly used in the insulation, pipes and paint of older homes and buildings. Although it is known to cause cancer, it is still legal to use in the United States, meanwhile, many other countries have outlawed the use of such a harmful substance.
It is estimated that up to 10,000 people a year die from asbestos related diseases.
Mesothelioma attorneys are working to help those battling the effects of asbestos due to the negligence of corporations.
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vendredi 30 septembre 2011

NESHAPs Overview




NESHAPs is part of EPA regulations that for asbestos addresses renovation and demolition activities. These are designed to protect the general public from asbestos exposure, but they are often not followed by building owners and contractors. Here are the highlights:
NESHAPs applies to all public building and apartments with 4 or more units. Most likely the place you work is a public building. If someone is going to do remodeling at your place of work or your apartment, these regulations are supposed to protect you from asbestos exposure.
Private homes are exempt.  State and local rules may still apply.
You cannot disturb materials without first determining if asbestos is present. This means either a professional inspection with lab tests or certification from the building engineer that originally signed off on the building (buildings built before 1981 or so will require an inspection.)
An asbestos professional must perform the inspection.
If the quantity of regulated asbestos containing material exceeds certain thresholds, then professionals will be required to remove the material before proceeding. The thresold is 160 square feet (and 260 linear feet for pipes). 
You must provide notification to the appropriate regulating body at least 10 days in advance. This gives them time to evaluate your plan and make sure it is properly designed.
State and Local laws may be more strict. State laws often mirror NESHAP, but they often include stricter elements.
For more information, see Asbestos NESHAP Explained (.pdf)
Asbestos NESHAPs regulations are in place to protect the public from asbestos exposure. It is good to be familiar with NESHAPs because many building owners and construction contractors ignore these regulations.
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MANUFACTURERS WHO USED ASBESTOS


MANUFACTURERS WHO USED ASBESTOS

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Asbestos is a highly dangerous substance that is known to cause mesothelioma in people who are exposed to it. Mesothelioma is a rare but harmful form of cancer for which there is currently no cure.
In 1977, the Consumer Product Safety Commission banned the use of asbestos in consumer products due to the hazardous nature of materials that contain this substance. However, existing stocks of asbestos-containing construction materials were used until those stocks were exhausted in the mid-1980s.
Those who have prolonged, heavy or excessive exposure to asbestos that occurs during many industrial and construction-related tasks are at risk of developing an asbestos-related disease. Those who have only had a brief exposure period to asbestos have also been diagnosed with asbestos-related conditions. However, there are also people who were heavily exposed to asbestos that are never diagnosed with a related disease.
If you or someone you love used or worked around some of the products listed below and have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, you may have legal options for compensation. 
A. P. GREEN INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • A. P. Green Insulating Cement (1947-1971)
  • Castable Block Mix (1955-1972)
  • Castable Mix 204 (1965-1972)
  • Dropsy Fry 202 (1965-1972)
  • Green Pipe Covering (1956-1976)
  • Greencast 22 L GR (1970-1972)
  • Greencast 94 GR (1968-1972)
  • Greencast 97 GR (1968-1972)
  • Greencast 97 L GR (1967-1972)
  • Insblock (1970-1971)
  • Insulation Adhesive (1947-1972)
  • Insulation Coating (1948-1971)
  • Kast-O-Lite GR (1956-1972)
  • Kast-O-Lite 30 GR (1970-1972)
  • LoAbrade GR (1966-1972)
  • Loose Wool Insulation
  • MC 30 (1966-1972)
  • Mizzou GR (1966-1972)
  • SK• 7 Cement (1953-1972)
  • Steelkon BF (1970-1972)
  • Steelkon GR (1967-1972)
  • Steelplant Castable B (1960-1972)
  • Therm-O-Flake Coating (1963-1965)
  • Therm-O-Flake Block Insulation (1963-1972)
  • Allied Signal, Inc. (formerly Bendix Corp.)
  • Manufacturer of truck air-brake systems
A. W. CHESTERTON COMPANY
  • Asbestos Cloth (1907-1974)
  • Gaskets (1907-1974)
  • Packing (1907-1974)
ABEX CORPORATION
  • Brake Linings (1926-1987)
ALLIS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
  • Boilers
AMCHEM, INC. (BENJAMIN FOSTER COMPANY)
  • Black Cat Roof Coating
  • Mastic
AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE COMPANY
  • Cable
  • Wire
AMTICO, DIVISION OF AMERICAN BILTRITE
  • Commercial flooring
ANACONDA
  • Cable
  • Wire
ANCHOR PACKING COMPANY
  • Anchor Gaskets (1908-1984)
  • Anchor Packing (1908-1984)
  • Brake Linings (1908-1984)
  • Target Sheet Gaskets (1908-1984)
  • VY-Flex Ring Packing
  • VY-Flex Spiral Packing
AQUA-CHEM, INC. (CLEAVER-BROOKS)
  • Boilers
ARMSTRONG CONTRACTING AND SUPPLY CORPORATION (AC&S)
  • Aircell Pipe Covering (1958-1968)
  • Armabestos Block Insulation and Pipe Covering (1958-1968)
  • Armaspray (1966-1969)
  • Armatemp Block Insulation
  • Armatemp Cement No. 10 (1961-1972)
  • Armatemp Cement No. 166
  • Armatemp Insulating Cement (1967-1974)
  • Armstrong 85% Magnesia Block Insulation (1958, 1964-1970)
  • Armstrong 85% Magnesia Pipe Covering (1958, 1964-1970)
  • Armstrong Hi-Temp Block Insulation (1958-1965)
  • Armstrong Hi-Temp Pipe Covering (1958-1965)
  • Armstrong Kaytherm Pipe Covering (1957, 1962-1964)
  • Armstrong LT Cork Covering (1956-1960)
  • Duplex Wool Felt Pipe Insulation (1945-1954, 1956, 1963)
  • Kaylo Pipe Covering (1958-1959)
  • Limpet LW25 Raw Asbestos Fiber
  • Limpet Spray (1958-1974)
  • LK Block Insulation (1960-1973)
  • Limpet LW25 Raw Asbestos Fiber (1960-1973)
  • LK Pipe Covering
ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • Tile (1931-1970)
  • Asbestos Floor Tiles (1931-1970)
  • Accobest AS-474 Gasketing Material
  • Accobest AS-8073 Gasketing Material
  • Accopac AD-8024 Asbestos Paper
  • Asbestos Felt
ASTEN-HILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY (1945-1975)
  • Asbestos Felt
  • Bestmesh Felt
  • Calcot Felt
  • Syncot Felt
  • Synbest Felt
  • Thermesh Felt
  • Ventmesh Felt
ATLAS ASBESTOS
  • Insulating Cement
(G. W.) BERKHEIMER COMPANY, INC.
  • Roofing Cement
  • Roof Coating
BABCOCK AND WILCOX COMPANY
  • Asbestos-lined Furnaces
  • Boilers
  • Rope Packing
BARRETT ROOFING COMPANY
  • Roofing Cement
BELMONT PACKING COMPANY
  • Packing
BENDIX CORPORATION
  • Brake Linings (1939-1988)
BIRD AND SON
  • Roof Coating
  • Roofing Cement
BORG-WARNER CORPORATION
  • Brake Linings (1971-1975)
  • Clutch Linings (1928-1980s)
CAPCO PIPE COMPANY
  • Asbestos Cement Pipe (1965-1993)
CELOTEX CORPORATION (PHILIP CAREY MANUFACTURING COMPANY)
  • Carey 7-M Asbestos Shorts (1906-1972)
  • Carey Block Insulation (1906-1961)
  • Carey Fiberock Felt (1960-1973)
  • Carey Insulating Cement (1906-1967)
  • Carey Millboard (1906-1972)
  • Carey MW-50 Insulating Cement (1940-1972)
  • Carey Pipe Covering (1906-1961)
  • Careytemp Block Insulation (1958-1969)
  • Careytemp Pipe Covering (1958-1969)
  • Careytemp Insulating Cement (1958-1969)
CERTAINTEED ASBESTOS CORPORATION
  • Cement Sheets (1968-1976)
  • CertainTeed Asbestos Roof Coating (1930-1982)
  • CertainTeed Asbestos Cement Pipe (1962-1992)
  • CertainTeed Cold Process Cement (1940-1967)
  • CertainTeed Joint Treating Compound (1937-1956)
  • CertainTeed Plastic Cement (1930-1983)
  • CertainTeed Sealing Cement (1930-1976)
  • Wet Seal Plastic Cement (1961-1977)
CHEVRON, USA
  • Roof Coating (1926-1984)
CHRYSLER CORPORATION
  • Brake Linings (1925-????) (1973, 1st warning)
  • Clutch Linings (1925-????) (1973, 1st warning)
COLUMBIA BOILER COMPANY
  • Boilers
CONGOLEUM CORPORATION
  • Asbestos Tiles (1950s-1970s)
CRANE PACKING COMPANY
  • Gaskets
  • Hydraulic Packings
  • Packing
  • Ring Packing
  • Rope Packing
  • Yarn
CROWN CORK AND SEAL COMPANY, INC. (MUNDET CORK CORPORATION)
  • Mundet Block Insulation (1950s-1963)
  • Mundet Insulating Cement (1950s-1963)
  • Mundet Pipe Covering (1950s-1963)
(M. H.) DETRICK COMPANY
  • Calcrete Insulating Cement (1949-1964)
  • Detrick Block Insulation (1937-1956)
  • Detrick Insulating Cement (1943-1958)
  • Fibrous Adhesive (1958-1964)
  • Griptex Block Insulation (1956-1964)
  • Hilite Insulating Cement (1959-1964)
  • MDH Finishing Cement (1947-1964)
  • MW Insulating Cement (1937-1956)
  • Pyroscat Fireproofing Cement (1954-1964)
  • Super 711 Insulating Cement (1956-1964)
  • Utility Thermal Insulating Cement (1956-1964)
DANA CORPORATION (VICTOR MANUFACTURING AND GASKET COMPANY)
  • Brake Linings
  • Gaskets (1946-1969)
  • Sheet Gaskets
  • Spraycraft Fireproofing (1964-1969)
  • Valve Cover Set
DOSSERT CORPORATION
  • Cable (1944-1972)
  • Wire (1944-1972)
EAGLE• PICHER INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • 43 Insulating Cement (1944-1971)
  • Hylo Insulating Cement (1963-1971)
  • Insulating Cement (1936-1975)
  • One-Cote Insulating Cement (1960-1971)
  • Pipe Coverings (1956-1960)
  • Super 66 Insulating Cement (1930-1971)
  • Supertemp Block Insulation
FIBREBOARD CORPORATION (PLANT RUBBER AND ASBESTOS COMPANY)
  • 127 Insulating Cement (1966-1975)
  • Caltemp Block Insulation (1950-1969)
  • Caltemp Insulating Cement (1950-1969)
  • Caltemp Pipe Covering (1950-1969)
  • FI Insulating Cement (1963-1966)
  • Floor Tile
  • Hydroseal
  • Pabco 85% Magnesia Block Insulation (1941-1971)
  • Pabco 85% Magnesia Insulating Cement (1941-1971)
  • Pabco 85% Magnesia Pipe Covering (1941-1971)
  • Pabco Block Insulation (1941-1971)
  • Pabco Insulating Cement (1941-1971)
  • Pabco Pipe Covering (1941-1971)
  • Prasco Block Insulation (1941-1957)
  • Prasco Insulating Cement (1941-1957)
  • Prasco Pipe Covering (1941-1957)
  • Plant Pipe Covering
  • Rolled Roofing
  • Roofing Felt
  • Super Caltemp Block Insulation (1968-1971)
  • Super Caltemp Insulating Cement (1968-1971)
  • Super Caltemp Pipe Covering (1968-1971)
  • Taping Compound
FLEXITALLIC GASKET COMPANY, INC.
  • Gaskets (1912-1992)
FLINTKOTE COMPANY
  • #229 Antisweat Compound (1947-1978)
  • Asbestos Cement Board (1950-1970)
  • Asbestos Cement Pipe (1962-1977)
  • Asbestos Cement Sheets
  • Asbestos Felt (1940-1983)
  • Black Joint Cement (1946-1960)
  • Ceiling Tiles (1973-1974) (Midwest Only)
  • Fibrex Cement (1940s-1982)
  • Floor Tiles (1945-1980)
  • GF• 8 Floor Tile Cement (1940s-1982)
  • Joint Treatment Compound (1955-1976)
  • Plastic Cement (1940s-1982)
  • Rexalt Roof Coating (1950-1981)
  • Roof Coating (1945-1982)
  • Roofing Products
  • Roofing Shingles (1950s-1970s)
  • Siding (1950s-1970s)
  • Thermalkote Insulation Coating (1940s-1982)
  • Tiles (1945-1978)
  • Weld-On Cement (1945-1981)
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
  • Brake Linings (1909-????) (1980, 1st warning)
  • Clutch Linings (1909-????) (1980, 1st warning)
FORTY-EIGHT INSULATION, INC.
  • 48 Block Insulation (1930-1960)
  • 48 Insulating Cement (1960-1970)
  • Pipe Covering
  • Quik-Set Insulating Finishing Cement (1960-1970)
FOSTER-WHEELER CORPORATION
  • Boilers
GAF/RUBEROID
  • 115 Insulating Cement (1936-1975)
  • 203 Insulating Cement
  • 214 Insulating Cement (1936-1975)
  • Anti-Sweat Pipe Covering (1936-1958)
  • Asbestos Millboard (1928-1981)
  • Asbestos Paper (1928-1981)
  • Asbestos Tiles
  • Block Insulation (1940-1970)
  • Brick-Strip Paper
  • Calsilite Block Insulation (1947-1971)
  • Calsilite Block Insulation (Navy Only) (1944-1947)
  • Calsilite Insulating Cement (1951-1960)
  • Calsilite Pipe Covering (1947-1971)
  • Calsilite Pipe Covering (Navy Only) (1944-1947)
  • Coverkote Prior to 1955
  • Floor Tiles
  • GAF Asbestos Base Felt
  • GAF Millboard (1928-1981)
  • GAF Weather Coat Emulsion
  • Hearth-Glow Brick
  • Hooker Grade Fiber
  • Roofing Felt
  • Ruberoid Block Insulation
  • Ruberoid Insulating Cement
  • Ruberoid Pipe Covering
  • Ruberoid Millboard (1928-1981)
  • Shingles
  • Siding
  • Vermont Asbestos 7M Insulating Cement (1950-1975)
  • Vermont Asbestos Fibers
  • Vermont Asbestos Grade 115 Raw Asbestos Fiber
  • Vinylflex Floor Tile
GARLOCK, INC.
  • Asbestos Cloth (1907-1980)
  • Gaskets (1907-1980)
  • Packing (1907-1980)
  • Ring Packing (1907-1980)
  • Rope Packing (1907-1980)
  • Sheet Gaskets (1907-1980)
  • Sheet Packing (1907-1980)
  • Valve Packing (1907-1980)
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
  • Cable
  • Furnaces
  • Turbines
  • Wire
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
  • Brake Linings (1920-????)
  • Brake Linings for Automatic Transmission (1965-1979)
  • Clutch Linings (1976, 1st warning) (1946-????)
  • Clutch Linings for Automatic Transmission (1946-1975)
  • Clutch Linings for Manual Transmission (1930-1985)
  • Disc Brakes (1966-1985)
  • Drum Brakes (1920-1975)
  • Locomotive Brake Shoes (1964-1983)
    (All for autos, trucks, buses, and stationary machinery)
GENERAL REFRACTORIES COMPANY (GREFCO)
  • Diabestos Filteraid (1966-1973)
  • Fibrous Adhesive (1955-1981)
  • Filter Pre-Coat (1966-1973)
  • Grefco Insulating Cement (1955-1973)
  • Insul-Finish Cement (1960-1971)
  • Litecast 30 Cement (1961-1973)
  • MX 17 Block Insulation (1964-1973)
  • MX 17 Insulating Cement (1964-1973)
  • Steelklad Dibond Firebrick (1966-1978)
GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION (BESTWALL GYPSUM COMPANY, 1956-1965)
  • Acoustical Plaster (1950s-1974)
  • All Purpose Joint Compound (1967-1977)
  • Bedding Compound (1956-1977)
  • Dry Mixed Joint Compound (1956-1977)
  • Drywall Adhesive (1972)
  • Joint Compound (1956-1977)
  • Kalite (1956-1959)
  • Laminating Compound (1969)
  • Lite Acoustical Plaster (1958-1964)
  • Patching Plaster (1956-1976)
  • Ready Mix Joint Compound (1963-1977)
  • Roof Coating (1975-????)
  • Spackling Compound (1956-1971)
  • Speed Set Joint Compound (1962-1974)
  • Texture (1956-1974)
  • Topping Compound (1956-1977)
  • Triple Duty Joint Compound (1956-1977)
GRANT-WILSON, INC.
  • Furnace Cement (1935-1979)
  • Fyrex (1935-1982)
  • Gum-Bestos Insulating Cement (1935-1977)
  • Millboard (1935-1982)
  • Paper (1935-1982)
H. K. PORTER COMPANY (SOUTHERN ASBESTOS)
  • Asbestos Cloth (1958-1974)
  • Therm-A-Gard (1967-1974)
HARBISON-WALKER REFRACTORIES COMPANY
  • Asbestos Rope (1967-1970)
  • Castables
  • Chromepak G (1964-1975)
  • H-W Lightweight Castable #10 (1960-1975)
  • Metalkase Firebrick (1964-1981)
  • Micracrete Refractory Cement (1964-1975)
HAVEG PIPE COMPANY (1970-1980)
  • 41 Cement
  • 61 Cement
  • Asbestos Cement Pipe
  • Chemtile Pipe
  • Haveg Pipe
  • Transite Pipe
JOHNS MANVILLE CORPORATION
  • 7M-13 Raw Asbestos Fibers
  • 352 Insulating Cement (1922-1973)
  • 85% Magnesia Block Insulation (1902-1970)
  • 85% Magnesia Cement (1902-1970)
  • 85% Magnesia Pipe Covering (1902-1970)
  • Block Insulation (1930-1973)
  • Cable Fireproofing
  • Duxseal
  • Ebony Electric Boards
  • Furnace Cement
  • Gaskets
  • Insulating Cement (1930-1973)
  • Marinite Board (1906-1975)
  • Millboard (1910-1990)
  • Packing
  • Pipe Covering (1902-1970)
  • Roofing Products
  • Rope Packing
  • Thermobestos Block Insulation (1950-1974)
  • Thermobestos Cement (1950-1974)
  • Thermobestos Pipe Covering (1950-1974)
  • Transite Pipe (1906-1975)
  • Transite Roofing (1906-1975)
  • Transite Sheets (1906-1975)
  • Transite Siding (1906-1975)
KAISER ALUMINUM AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION
  • Hard Top Cement (1959-1972)
  • Kaiser Vee Block Insulation (1959-1974)
  • Kaiser Vee Block Mix (1959-1974)
  • M Block Insulation (1959-1972)
  • Plastic Chrome Ore (1974-1977)
  • Plastic Insulation (1959-1972)
  • Plastic K-N Refractory Cement (1974-1977)
  • Super D Insulating Block (1971-1974)
KAISER GYPSUM COMPANY, INC.
  • Cover-Tex Wall Texture
  • Dual Purpose Joint Compound
  • Finishing Compound
  • Joint Compound
  • Kaiser Mineral Fibreboard
  • K-Spray Ceiling Texture (1961-1975)
  • Masonry Cement
  • Null-A-Fire Board (1969-1978)
  • One-Day Joint Compound
  • Plastic Cement
  • Plastic Gun Cement
  • Premix Finishing Compound
KEENE CORPORATION 
(BALDWIN-EHRET-HILL, INC., BALDWIN-HILL COMPANY, EHRET MAGNESIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, MUNDET CORK CORPORATION)
  • B-H Insulating Cement
  • B-H #1 Insulating Cement
  • Enduro Block Insulation (1924-1955)
  • Enduro Insulating Cement (1924-1955)
  • Enduro Pipe Covering (1924-1955)
  • Mono-Spray (1963-1970)
  • Monoblock Insulating Block (1941-1968)
  • No. 1 Insulating Cement (1938-1971)
  • No. 1 Plus Insulating Cement (1938-1971)
  • Pyrospray (1963-1971)
  • Pyrospray S (1963-1971)
  • Styltone (1957-1972)
  • Super Powerhouse Insulating Cement (1957-1971)
  • Thermalite Block Insulation (1950s-1964)
  • Thermalite Insulating Cement (1950s-1974)
  • Thermalite Pipe Covering (1950s-1974)
  • Thermasil Block Insulation (1956-1972)
  • Thermasil Pipe Covering (1956-1972)
  • Uni• Coustic (1963-1971)
KELLY-MOORE PAINT COMPANY
  • Bedding Cement (1960-1970)
  • Deco-Tex Ceiling Texture (1964-1978)
  • Paco All-Purpose Joint Compound (1960-1978)
  • Paco Finishing Compound (1960-1977)
  • Paco Joint Cement
  • Paco Joint Compound (1960-1978)
  • Paco Quik• Set Joint Compound (1963-1978)
  • Paco Ready Mix Joint Compound (1960-1978)
  • Paco Spray Texture
  • Paco Taping Compound (1970-1977)
  • Paco Texture
  • Paco Texture Paint
  • Paco Topping Compound (1963-1978)
  • Paco Wall Texture (1960-1978)
  • Paco-Tex Wall Texture
KEWANEE BOILER CORPORATION
  • Boilers
MINNESOTA MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY (3M)
  • 3M Adhesive (1935-1986)
  • 3M Caulk (1935-1986)
  • 3M Dust Masks
  • 3M Cement (1935-1986)
  • 3M Sealers (1935-1986)
  • 3M Wet Adhesives (1935-1986)
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
  • Armorcote Adhesive (1964-1973)
  • Armorcote Cement (1964-1973)
  • Dum-Dum Adhesive (1964-1973)
  • Dum-Dum Caulk (1964-1973)
  • Dum-Dum Cement (1964-1973)
  • Dum-Dum Nail Hole (1964-1973)
  • Dum-Dum Masonic Adhesive (1964-1973)
  • Dum-Dum Masonic Cement (1964-1973)
NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY
  • Asbestos Panels (1954-1981)
  • Asbestone Cement Wallboard
  • Asbestone Panels (1954-1981)
  • Asbestone Roofing (1954-1981)
  • Chromatone Siding Shingles (1954-1968)
GOLD BOND ACOUSTICAL PRODUCTS
  • Gold Bond All-Purpose Joint Compound (1935-1975)
  • Gold Bond Hexagonal Shingles (1954-1965)
  • Gold Bond Insulating Cement (1941-1957)
  • Gold Bond Joint Compound (1935-1976)
  • Gold Bond Millboard
  • Gold Bond Panels (1957-1979)
  • Gold Bond Permaboard (1954-1981)
  • Gold Bond Quik-Treat Joint Compound (1935-1976)
  • Gold Bond Ranch-Style Shingles (1956-1969)
  • Gold Bond Ready Mixed Joint Compound (1935-1975)
  • Gold Bond Sprayolite Acoustical Plaster (1956-1973)
  • Gold Bond Topping Compound (1935-1975)
  • Gold Bond Two-in-One Joint Compound
  • Gold Bond Wallboard
NICOLET, INC. (TURNER-NEWELL THROUGH 1962)
  • Aircell Pipe Covering (1952-1964)
  • Featherweight Pipe Covering (1962-1964)
  • K & M Hy-Temp Block Insulation
  • K & M Pipe Covering (1962-1964)
  • K & M Rope Packing
  • Kaytherm Pipe Covering (1962-1964)
  • Limpet Spray (1930s-1963)
NORTH AMERICAN REFRACTORIES COMPANY (NARCO)
  • Aerogun (1971-1979)
  • Anti-Erode (1963-1977)
  • BOF Cote (1966-1975)
  • BOF Patch (1966-1975)
  • Gun Mix (1963-1975)
  • Hot Gun (1964-1977)
  • Narcocast Refractory Cement (1963-1977)
  • Narcocrete Refractory Cement (1963-1977)
  • Narcogun (1963-1977)
  • Narcolite Gun Mix
  • Narcolite Refractory Cement (1961-1977)
  • Narcotab Refractory Cement
  • Narmag Gun Mix (1970-1980)
  • Staz-On Insulating Cement
  • Unicote Gun Mix
OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION
  • Ceiling Tiles
  • Insulating Cement (1940-1951)
  • Finishing Cement (1940-1951)
  • Kaylo 10 Block Insulation
  • Kaylo 20 Block Insulation
  • Kaylo Block Insulation (1953-1975)
  • Kaylo Pipe Covering (1953-1975)
  • Type II Mastic (1964-1978)
  • Ready Mix (1940-1952)
OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC.
  • Kaylo Block Insulation (1944-1958)
  • Kaylo Pipe Covering (1944-1958)
PFIZER, INC.
  • Kilnoise Acoustical Plaster
PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION
  • Unibestos Block Insulation (1962-1972)
  • Unibestos Pipe Covering (1962-1972)
PROKO INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • All-Pro Joint Compound (1975-1977)
  • Arsitex Acoustical Spray Texture (1959-1977)
  • Forbest A Three-in-One (1970-1977)
  • Forbest Acous-T-Coat (1968-1977)
  • Forbest All-Purpose Joint Compound (1970-1977)
  • Forbest Joint Compound (1970-1977)
  • Forbest Redi-Mix (1970-1977)
  • Glidden Spray Texture (1973-1977)
  • Jones-Blair All-Purpose Joint Compound (1966-1968)
  • Jones-Blair Bloc Seal (1966-1968)
  • Jones-Blair Joint Compound (1966-1968)
  • Jones-Blair Redi-Mix Joint Treatment (1966-1968)
  • Mr. Mudd Joint Compound (1968-1977)
  • Mr. Mudd Redi-Mix Joint Treatment (1968-1977)
  • Mr. Mudd Texture Products (1968-1977)
  • Napko Joint Compound (1972-1977)
  • Triko Code 100 Joint Compound (1968-1976)
  • Triko Pro-Tex Texture (1955-1977)
  • Triko Super-Tex Texture (1955-1977)
  • Triko Three-in-One Joint Compound (1954-1977)
  • Triko Top-Kote Joint Compound (1954-1977)
  • Universal All Purpose Joint Treatment (1962-1977)
  • Universal Joint Compound (1962-1977)
  • Universal Redi-Mix Joint Treatment (1962-1977)
QUIGLEY COMPANY, INC.
  • Damit Joint Sealant (1940-1970)
  • Fiberock Felt (1960-1973)
  • Insulag Refractory Cement (1935-1974)
  • Insulbox Refractory Cement (1935-1974)
  • Insuline Refractory Cement (1940-1970)
  • Panelag Refractory Cement (1945-1974)
  • Panelbond Refractory Cement Panels (1940s-1974)
  • Quigley Refractory Cement
  • Waterproof Cement (1959-1974)
RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN, INC.
  • Asbestos Cloth (1910-1975)
  • Asbestos Packing (1920s-1975)
  • Brake Linings
  • Gaskets
  • Rope Packing
  • Speedlag Cloth
  • Tape
REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY (ATLANTIC ASPHALT & ASBESTOS COMPANY, 1940-1978)
  • AAA Rolled Roofing
  • AAA Roof Paper
  • AAA Roof Shingles
  • AAA Roofing
  • AAA Roofing Felt
RILEY STOKER CORPORATION
  • Boilers (1911-1979)
ROCK WOOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
  • Delta Maid High Temp Insulating Cement (1958-1970)
  • Delta Maid High Temp-Master Insulating Cement (1958-1970)
  • Delta Maid One Shot Insulating Cement (1958-1970)
ROCKBESTOS COMPANY
  • Cable (1918-1986)
  • Wire (1918-1986)
RUTLAND FIRE CLAY COMPANY
  • Joint Compound (1910-1977)
  • Roofing Cement (1910-1977)
SEPCO CORPORATION, INC.
  • Asbestos Cloth
  • Gaskets (1924-1984)
  • Packing (1924-1984)
SYNKOLOID COMPANY
  • Eze Tex (1949-1975)
  • Flexi-Patch (1960-1976)
  • Kool Kap Roof Coating (1965-1976)
  • Plastibond (1950-1976)
  • Prime-n-Fill (1950-1975)
  • Snohide (1962-1975)
  • Stucco N Cement Patch (1950-1975)
  • Synko Patch-All
  • Synko Patch Rite Patching Plaster
  • Synko Plaster of Paris
  • Synko Prime-Rite Wall Size
  • Synko Pumice
  • Synko Spackling Powder
  • Synko Triple Duty Joint Cement and Texture
  • Synko Triple Duty Joint Compound (1950-1975)
  • Synkoloid Triple Duty Joint Compound (1950-1975)
  • Synkoloid Tri Sodium Phosphate
  • Tex Add (1950-1975)
  • Texwall (1949-1975)
  • Vinyl Concrete & Masonry Patch
  • Vinyl Prep Mix (1962-1977)
  • Vinyl Tex Wall Surface Conditioner Paste (1972-1976)
U. S. GYPSUM COMPANY
  • Acoustical Plaster (1954-1972)
  • Block Insulation (1943-1950)
  • Durabond Joint Compound (1952-1976)
  • Hi-Lite Acoustical Plaster (1953-1972)
  • Imperial Plaster (1964-1976)
  • Joint Compound (1920s-1976)
  • K-Fac Block Insulation (1943-1950; 1970-1971)
  • Perf-A-Tape Cement (1944-1976)
  • Pipe Covering (1936-1938)
  • Plaster (1920s-1970s)
  • Red Top Audicote Acoustical Plaster (1954-1975)
  • Red Top Firecode V Plaster (1962-1970)
  • Red Top Plaster (1929-1972)
  • Sabinite Plaster (1930-1964)
  • Sheetrock Texture (1964-1976)
  • Texolite Joint Compound (1963-1976)
  • Texolite Paint Products
  • USG Joint Compound (1937-1976)
  • USG Multi-Purpose Texture Finish (1963-1976)
  • USG Plaster
  • USG Siding Shingles (1937-1975)
U. S. MINERAL PRODUCTS CORPORATION
  • Cafco Blaze Shield Fireproofing (1958-1972)
  • Cafco Fireproofing (1958-1972)
  • Cafco Heat Shield Fireproofing (1958-1971)
  • Cafco Patching Fiber (1954-1971)
  • Cafco Power Shield Fireproofing (1964-1971)
  • Cafco Sound Shield Acoustical (1958-1964)
  • Cafco Spray (1954-1958)
  • Cominco All-Purpose Insulating Cement
  • Cominco Mono-Ply Insulating Cement (1963-1971)
  • J Spray (1964-1967)
UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION
  • Bakelite Panels (1939-1974)
  • Panelboard (1939-1974)
UNIROYAL
  • Asbestos Cloth (1941-1976)
  • Gaskets
W. R. GRACE AND COMPANY
  • Mono-Kote Cement (1958-1973)
  • Mono-Kote Fireproofing (1958-1973)
  • Zono-Coustic (1959-1973)
  • Zonolite Acoustical Plaster (1945-1972)
  • Zonolite Insulating Cement (1938-1971)
  • Zonolite Econowhite (1956-1970)
  • Zonolite Fireproofing (1958-1973)
  • Zonolite High Temperature Insulating Cement (1938-1971)
  • Zonolite Plaster (1945-1972)
  • Zonolite MK-1 Spray Insulation (1958-1969)
  • Zonolite MK-2 Spray Insulation (1960-1972)
  • Zonolite Spraytex (1955-1972)
  • Zonolite Super 40 Spray Surfacer (1966-1973)
WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION
  • Brake Linings
  • Clutch Linings
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY
  • Cable
  • Gaskets
  • Packing
  • Panels
  • Paper
  • Turbines
  • Wire
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