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Asbestos-containing insulation: Used in buildings, pipes, and machinery, insulation released asbestos fibers when disturbed, exposing workers to the toxic mineral during installation, maintenance, and removal.
Asbestos cement: A popular construction material, asbestos cement products such as pipes and roofing tiles emitted asbestos fibers when cut or damaged, endangering workers involved in their production and installation.
Asbestos-containing floor tiles: Widely used in commercial and residential buildings, floor tiles and adhesive materials contained asbestos, posing a risk of exposure during installation, removal, and renovation.
Asbestos-containing roofing materials: Roofing shingles, felts, and mastics containing asbestos were commonly used, putting roofers and construction workers at risk of inhaling asbestos fibers during installation and repair.
Asbestos-containing joint compounds: Used in drywall and construction projects, joint compounds released asbestos fibers when sanded or disturbed, exposing workers to airborne asbestos particles.
Asbestos-containing textured coatings: Popular for decorative purposes, textured coatings like popcorn ceilings contained asbestos, leading to exposure risks during installation, repair, and renovation.
Asbestos-containing gaskets and packing materials: Used in industrial machinery and engines, asbestos gaskets and packing materials released fibers when replaced or repaired, endangering workers involved in maintenance and repair.
Asbestos-containing adhesives and sealants: Asbestos adhesives and sealants were utilized in various applications, such as flooring, pipes, and insulation, posing risks during installation, removal, and repair.
Asbestos-containing fireproofing materials: Used to protect structures from fire, fireproofing materials like spray-on coatings contained asbestos, potentially exposing workers during installation, maintenance, and removal.
Asbestos-containing cement pipes: Cement pipes reinforced with asbestos fibers posed risks to workers involved in their manufacturing, installation, and repair, as well as to those handling the materials.
Asbestos-containing electrical insulation: Electrical equipment, wiring, and insulation materials containing asbestos posed risks to electricians and workers involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems.
Asbestos-containing brake pads and linings: Found in vehicles, asbestos brake pads and linings released toxic fibers when worn or replaced, exposing mechanics and auto workers to asbestos during repair and maintenance.
Asbestos-containing clutch facings: Used in automotive and industrial clutches, asbestos clutch facings released fibers when worn or replaced, putting mechanics and workers at risk of exposure.
Asbestos-containing HVAC duct insulation: Insulation materials used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems contained asbestos, posing exposure risks to workers involved in installation and maintenance.
Asbestos-containing pipe insulation: Used to insulate pipes in industrial settings, asbestos pipe insulation released fibers when disturbed, endangering workers during installation, repair, and removal.
Asbestos-containing boiler insulation: Boiler insulation materials contained asbestos, releasing fibers when disturbed, exposing workers involved in boiler maintenance, repair, and replacement.
Asbestos-containing fire blankets: Fire blankets made with asbestos fibers were used for fire suppression and protection, putting firefighters and workers at risk of asbestos exposure during use and handling.
Asbestos-containing laboratory countertops: Laboratory countertops made with asbestos materials posed risks to scientists and lab workers, as asbestos fibers could become airborne during routine activities or maintenance.
Asbestos-containing protective clothing: Firefighters, industrial workers, and insulation installers wore asbestos-containing protective clothing, risking exposure to asbestos fibers from wear, tear, and laundering.
Asbestos-containing acoustic ceiling tiles: Found in commercial buildings, asbestos-containing acoustic ceiling tiles released fibers when disturbed or damaged, potentially exposing workers during installation, maintenance, and removal.
Asbestos-containing vinyl floor sheeting: Vinyl floor sheeting with asbestos fibers posed risks during installation and removal, as cutting or disturbing the material released airborne asbestos particles, exposing workers to potential inhalation hazards.
Asbestos-containing boiler insulation blankets: Used to insulate boilers, asbestos insulation blankets emitted fibers when disturbed, putting workers at risk during installation, repair, or removal.
Asbestos-containing spray-on insulation: Applied to walls, ceilings, and pipes, spray-on insulation containing asbestos released fibers when applied or disturbed, exposing workers to airborne asbestos particles.
Asbestos-containing fire doors: Fire doors reinforced with asbestos fibers posed risks during installation, maintenance, and repair, as cutting or sanding the doors released asbestos dust and fibers.
Asbestos-containing cooling tower insulation: Insulation materials used in cooling towers contained asbestos, exposing workers to fibers during installation, repair, or replacement activities.
Asbestos-containing drywall tape: Drywall tape reinforced with asbestos fibers emitted airborne asbestos particles when applied or sanded, putting construction workers at risk of exposure.
Asbestos-containing ceiling insulation: Ceiling insulation materials containing asbestos posed risks during installation or renovation, as disturbance or deterioration released asbestos fibers into the air.
Asbestos-containing wire insulation: Electrical wire insulation made with asbestos released fibers when damaged or stripped, endangering electricians and workers involved in wiring installations or repairs.
Asbestos-containing elevator brake shoes: Brake shoes used in elevators contained asbestos, releasing fibers when worn or replaced, potentially exposing elevator technicians to asbestos during maintenance and repair.
Asbestos-containing cement board: Cement boards reinforced with asbestos fibers posed risks during installation or cutting, releasing asbestos particles and fibers into the air, endangering workers in construction and remodeling projects.
Asbestos-containing caulking compounds: Caulking compounds used in construction contained asbestos, releasing fibers when applied or removed, putting workers at risk of inhalation and dermal exposure.
Asbestos-containing roof coatings: Roof coatings containing asbestos were applied to protect and waterproof roofs, but their application and removal released asbestos fibers, exposing roofers and construction workers.
Asbestos-containing window putty: Window putty made with asbestos fibers emitted airborne particles when applied or removed, posing risks to glaziers and workers involved in window installation or renovation.
Asbestos-containing mastics and adhesives: Mastics and adhesives used in construction contained asbestos, releasing fibers during application, removal, or repair, exposing workers to airborne asbestos particles.
Asbestos-containing expansion joint materials: Expansion joint materials containing asbestos were used in construction, emitting fibers when disturbed, endangering workers involved in installation, repair, or renovation.
Asbestos-containing fire-resistant fabrics: Fire-resistant fabrics made with asbestos fibers were used in various industries, risking exposure to workers through handling or wear and tear.
Asbestos-containing soldering pads: Soldering pads made with asbestos materials released fibers when heated, putting soldering workers at risk of inhalation and dermal exposure.
Asbestos-containing pipe wrap insulation: Pipe wrap insulation containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when disturbed, exposing workers to airborne asbestos during installation, repair, or removal.
Asbestos-containing boiler refractory materials: Boiler refractory materials containing asbestos posed risks during installation, repair, or demolition, as cutting or disturbance released asbestos fibers into the air.
Asbestos-containing turbine insulation: Insulation materials used in turbines contained asbestos, releasing fibers during maintenance, repair, or replacement, putting workers at risk of asbestos exposure.
Asbestos-containing masonry materials: Masonry materials, such as bricks or blocks, made with asbestos fibers released particles when cut or drilled, endangering construction workers and masons.
Asbestos-containing paint and coatings: Paints and coatings containing asbestos were used for fire resistance and insulation properties, but sanding or scraping them released asbestos particles, exposing painters and workers to inhalation hazards.
Asbestos-containing boiler paint: Paint used to coat boilers contained asbestos fibers, posing risks during application or removal, as the disturbance released airborne asbestos particles, endangering workers involved in boiler maintenance.
Asbestos-containing roof paint: Roof paints reinforced with asbestos fibers emitted particles when applied or disturbed, potentially exposing roofers and construction workers to airborne asbestos during application or renovation.
Asbestos-containing floor coatings: Floor coatings containing asbestos were used for durability, but sanding or removal of these coatings released asbestos fibers, putting workers at risk of inhalation exposure.
Asbestos-containing fireproof paint: Fireproof paint containing asbestos was used in high-temperature areas, but sanding or scraping the paint released asbestos particles, exposing workers to airborne asbestos fibers.
Asbestos-containing adhesive primers: Adhesive primers used in construction contained asbestos, releasing fibers when applied or removed, endangering workers during flooring or wallpaper installations or repairs.
Asbestos-containing spray adhesives: Spray adhesives used in construction contained asbestos fibers, posing risks during application, as the release of airborne asbestos occurred, endangering workers in enclosed spaces.
Asbestos-containing thermal insulation coatings: Thermal insulation coatings containing asbestos fibers were applied to pipes and equipment, but disturbance or degradation released asbestos particles, putting workers at risk during installation or maintenance.
Asbestos-containing textured paint: Textured paint with asbestos fibers emitted particles when disturbed, exposing workers to airborne asbestos during application, repair, or removal.
Asbestos-containing sealants: Sealants used in construction contained asbestos, releasing fibers during application or removal, endangering workers involved in sealing or waterproofing projects.
Asbestos-containing putty: Putty materials made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when manipulated or removed, posing risks to workers involved in glazing, sealing, or window installation.
Asbestos-containing sprayed-on insulation: Sprayed-on insulation materials containing asbestos fibers released particles when applied or disturbed, putting workers at risk of inhalation exposure during insulation projects.
Asbestos-containing ceiling paint: Ceiling paint with asbestos fibers emitted particles when scraped or sanded, endangering workers during renovation or repair activities.
Asbestos-containing mastics: Mastics used for flooring or roofing applications contained asbestos, releasing fibers during application or removal, exposing workers to airborne asbestos particles.
Asbestos-containing duct sealants: Duct sealants containing asbestos fibers were used in HVAC systems, but disturbance or deterioration released asbestos particles, putting workers at risk during installation or maintenance.
Asbestos-containing pipe joint compound: Pipe joint compounds with asbestos emitted fibers when applied or disturbed, exposing workers to airborne asbestos during plumbing or pipefitting projects.
Asbestos-containing cementitious coatings: Cementitious coatings with asbestos fibers were applied for fire protection, but cutting or sanding these coatings released airborne asbestos particles, endangering workers during installation or removal.
Asbestos-containing tank coatings: Coatings used for tanks and storage vessels contained asbestos, posing risks during application, maintenance, or repair, as the disturbance released asbestos fibers into the air.
Asbestos-containing putties and fillers: Putties and fillers used in construction contained asbestos, releasing fibers during application or removal, endangering workers involved in surface repairs or preparation.
Asbestos-containing insulating varnishes: Insulating varnishes used in electrical applications contained asbestos fibers, putting workers at risk of exposure during application, maintenance, or repair of electrical equipment.
Asbestos-containing fireproof blankets: Fireproof blankets made with asbestos fibers were used for fire suppression and protection, but their handling or wear and tear released asbestos particles, endangering workers.
Asbestos-containing laboratory gloves: Laboratory gloves made with asbestos materials posed risks to scientists and lab workers, as asbestos fibers could become airborne during routine tasks or handling.
Asbestos-containing furnace insulation: Furnace insulation materials containing asbestos emitted fibers when disturbed, exposing workers during installation, repair, or replacement activities.
Asbestos-containing soldering flux: Soldering flux containing asbestos released fibers when heated, putting soldering workers at risk of inhalation and dermal exposure.
Asbestos-containing grinding wheels: Grinding wheels reinforced with asbestos fibers emitted particles when used, endangering workers involved in metalworking and grinding operations.
Asbestos-containing welding blankets: Welding blankets made with asbestos materials released fibers when heated or damaged, posing risks to welders and workers in close proximity.
Asbestos-containing refractory materials: Refractory materials containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when cut, disturbed, or replaced, putting workers in high-temperature environments at risk of asbestos exposure.
Asbestos-containing compressed sheets: Compressed sheets made with asbestos fibers were used for gasketing and sealing, releasing fibers when cut or damaged, exposing workers to airborne asbestos particles.
Asbestos-containing grinding compounds: Grinding compounds used in metalworking contained asbestos, releasing fibers during use, endangering workers involved in grinding and abrasive operations.
Asbestos-containing soldering pads: Soldering pads made with asbestos materials released fibers when heated, putting soldering workers at risk of inhalation and dermal exposure.
Asbestos-containing fireproof curtains: Fireproof curtains made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when handled or damaged, posing risks to workers in industrial settings.
Asbestos-containing wire ropes: Wire ropes reinforced with asbestos fibers emitted particles during use or when cut, endangering workers involved in rigging and lifting operations.
Asbestos-containing valve packing materials: Valve packing materials containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when disturbed, exposing workers during maintenance, repair, or replacement of valves.
Asbestos-containing expansion joint materials: Expansion joint materials containing asbestos were used in construction, emitting fibers when disturbed, endangering workers involved in installation, repair, or renovation.
Asbestos-containing fire-resistant fabrics: Fire-resistant fabrics made with asbestos fibers were used in various industries, risking exposure to workers through handling or wear and tear.
Asbestos-containing refractory bricks: Refractory bricks made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when cut or damaged, posing risks to workers in high-temperature environments, such as foundries or kilns.
Asbestos-containing thermal insulation cloth: Thermal insulation cloth containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when disturbed or damaged, endangering workers involved in insulation projects or repairs.
Asbestos-containing HVAC duct sealants: Duct sealants used in HVAC systems contained asbestos fibers, releasing particles when applied or removed, putting workers at risk during installation or maintenance.
Asbestos-containing welding rods: Welding rods with asbestos coatings emitted particles during use, endangering welders and workers involved in welding operations.
Asbestos-containing steam pipe insulation: Steam pipe insulation materials containing asbestos emitted fibers when disturbed, putting workers at risk during installation, repair, or removal.
Asbestos-containing kiln linings: Kiln linings made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when cut or damaged, exposing workers in high-temperature environments, such as pottery or ceramic industries.
Asbestos-containing ceramic tiles: Ceramic tiles made with asbestos fibers released particles when cut or drilled, posing risks to workers in the tile manufacturing or installation industry.
Asbestos-containing refractory cement: Refractory cement with asbestos fibers emitted particles when mixed or disturbed, exposing workers involved in the construction or repair of furnaces, kilns, or high-temperature equipment.
Asbestos-containing conveyor belts: Conveyor belts reinforced with asbestos fibers released particles when damaged or replaced, endangering workers involved in material handling and conveyor systems.
Asbestos-containing pump packing materials: Pump packing materials containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when replaced or adjusted, putting workers at risk during maintenance or repair of pumps and valves.
Asbestos-containing millboard: Millboard made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when cut or damaged, posing risks to workers involved in insulation, gasketing, or heat-resistant applications.
Asbestos-containing expansion joint gaskets: Expansion joint gaskets with asbestos fibers emitted particles when compressed or disturbed, endangering workers involved in sealing or pipefitting projects.
Asbestos-containing filter media: Filter media made with asbestos fibers released particles when handled or replaced, putting workers at risk during filtration system maintenance or replacement.
Asbestos-containing refractory mortar: Refractory mortar with asbestos fibers emitted particles when mixed or applied, exposing workers involved in bricklaying or masonry work in high-temperature environments.
Asbestos-containing graphite products: Graphite products reinforced with asbestos fibers released particles when machined or handled, endangering workers involved in the production or use of graphite materials.
Asbestos-containing flexible duct connectors: Flexible duct connectors made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when damaged or replaced, posing risks to workers involved in HVAC system installation or repair.
Asbestos-containing turbine packing materials: Turbine packing materials containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when replaced or adjusted, putting workers at risk during turbine maintenance or repair.
Asbestos-containing mastics and adhesives: Mastics and adhesives used in construction contained asbestos, releasing fibers during application, removal, or repair, endangering workers to airborne asbestos particles.
Asbestos-containing insulation cloth: Insulation cloth made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when disturbed or damaged, posing risks to workers involved in insulation projects, repairs, or maintenance.
Asbestos-containing pipe gaskets: Pipe gaskets with asbestos fibers emitted particles when compressed or disturbed, exposing workers involved in pipefitting, plumbing, or sealing projects.
Asbestos-containing high-temperature textiles: High-temperature textiles made with asbestos fibers emitted particles when handled or damaged, endangering workers in industries with extreme heat conditions.
Asbestos-containing valve stem packing: Valve stem packing materials containing asbestos fibers emitted particles when replaced or adjusted, putting workers at risk during valve maintenance or repair.
Asbestos-containing welding blankets: Welding blankets made with asbestos materials released fibers when heated or damaged, posing risks to welders and workers in close proximity.
Asbestos-containing friction materials: Friction materials used in brakes, clutches, and machinery contained asbestos fibers, releasing particles when worn or replaced, endangering mechanics and workers.
Asbestos-containing pipe insulation wrap: Pipe insulation wrap containing asbestos emitted fibers when disturbed or deteriorated, exposing workers during insulation repair or removal.
Asbestos-containing furnace filters: Furnace filters made with asbestos fibers released particles when replaced or handled, endangering workers involved in HVAC system maintenance or filter replacement.
Asbestos-containing heat-resistant gloves: Heat-resistant gloves made with asbestos materials posed risks to workers, as asbestos fibers could become airborne during use or deterioration.