Armstrong Accobest Gasketing Material — Armstrong World Industries
Accobest Compressed Sheet Gasketing / Armaflex Foam was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from …
Asbestos-containing compressed sheet gaskets, spiral-wound gaskets, and braided rope packing were the sealing materials of choice for high-temperature, high-pressure piping systems in power plants, refineries, and industrial facilities for most of the twentieth century. Products from Garlock, Flexitallic, John Crane, Lamons, and Chicago Gasket were installed by the millions in flanged connections, valve bodies, and pump stuffing boxes. Pipefitters who cut, fitted, and removed gasket material — as well as workers in the immediate vicinity — received documented occupational asbestos exposure.
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Accobest Compressed Sheet Gasketing / Armaflex Foam was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from …
Armstrong Accobest Gasketing Material was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1963–1967.
Armstrong Sealers was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1939–1957.
Asbestos Cloth was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos Packing was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1920s–1975.
Asbestos Packing was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Chesterton Asbestos Cloth / Gaskets / Packing was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1907–1974.
Asbestos Rope was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1967–1970.
Asbestos Spiral Wound Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos Spiral Wound Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1950s–1970s.
CC Navy Sealer was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1942–1962.
Damit Joint Sealant was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1940–1970.
Fel-Pro Automotive Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Fel-Pro Automotive Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Fel-Pro Automotive Gaskets / Head Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from Unknown–1983.
Flexitallic Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Flexitallic Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1912–1992.
Garlock Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1959–1986.
Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Gold Seal Asphalt Tile was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1959–1971.
Gold Seal Nairon Standard Tile was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1956–1958.
Henry Vogt Control Valves with asbestos gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from Late …
LT Sealer was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1942–1962.
Raybestos Brake Pads was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Wagner Brakes -DO NOT USE was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Worthington Pump with asbestos gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1942–1982.
Yarway control valves with asbestos gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1920's–1980.
Yarway Control Valves / Steam Traps with Asbestos Packing and Gaskets was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American …
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