Woven asbestos cloth, tape, rope, and yarn were used as gaskets, thermal barriers, and fire curtains throughout industrial facilities. Textile workers who wove and processed these materials — along with workers who handled finished asbestos cloth products — experienced some of the earliest and most severe documented asbestos diseases.
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Asbestos rope and yarn was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos woven brake tape was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos woven cloth and tape (Thermoid brand) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Asbestos yarn and tape was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Duralite brake blocks was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Fire curtains and thermal barriers was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Raybestos brake linings was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Thermoid asbestos brake linings and friction materials was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
Woven asbestos cloth was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from .
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