Acousti-Celotex acoustic tile — Celotex Corporation
Acousti-Celotex acoustic tile was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos-containing roofing felt, shingles, and built-up roofing membranes were the standard industrial and commercial roofing materials through the 1970s. Roofing mechanics who cut, torched, and removed this material — and demolition workers who stripped old roofs — were directly exposed. Johns-Manville, Flintkote, GAF, and Celotex dominated this market.
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Acousti-Celotex acoustic tile was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Anti-Sweat Pipe Covering (1928–1958) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos Cement Roofing Shingles (1930–1978) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos Cement Siding (1930–1978) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos floor tile was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos Millboard (Foundriboard) (1928–1981) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos roofing felt and shingles was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos roofing shingles was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos roofing shingles and felt was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestospray spray fireproofing was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Bird asbestos flooring products was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Bird asbestos roofing shingles (1920s–1978) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Bird asbestos-reinforced roofing felt was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Bird Flexiglas asphalt roofing products was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Calsilite Insulation Cement (1951–1971) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Calsilite Pipe Covering and Block (1944–1971) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Carey asbestos roofing felt was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Carey magnesia block was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Carey pipe covering was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Celotex asbestos roofing shingles was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Colorbestos floor tile was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Corrugated and Flat Asbestos Paper (1928–1981) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
GAF Asphalt Tile (1959–1971) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
GAF Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile (1959–September 1981) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Pabco insulation cement was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Pabco pipe covering and block insulation was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Pabco resin-bonded mineral wool insulation was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Roofing Felts (1928–1981) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Ruberoid Air Cell pipe covering (1928–1981) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Soundscape ceiling panels was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Transite asbestos-cement pipe and board was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Transite cement pipe and board was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Woolfelt Pipe Covering (1928–1959) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
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