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John M. Gadway to H. M. Jackson on a Battery-Operated Midget Impinger at Lompoc (1955)

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A three-page memo of May 4, 1955, from John M. Gadway, industrial hygienist at J-M's Lompoc, California, diatomaceous earth plant, to H. M. Jackson at headquarters, describing a battery-powered midget impinger (a dust sampling instrument) built at the plant. It was modeled on one the U.S. Public Health Service had used during its 1954 dust survey at Lompoc, and it did away with hand-cranking the standard instrument, so samples could be longer and taken in vehicles and hard-to-reach places. Gadway lists the parts and costs and writes that after two months' use it was "handier, easier and more rapid to employ."

Author
John M. Gadway
Sent to
H. M. Jackson
Published by
Johns-Manville
Date
May 4, 1955
Library no.
ACL Doc 11582 · asbestosclaims.law/library/11582
Rights
Republished under fair use for research and historical study.

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Memorandum from Gadway to Jackson, 5/4/55, re battery-operated midget impinger in use at Lompoc for dust sampling.

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“John M. Gadway to H. M. Jackson on a Battery-Operated Midget Impinger at Lompoc.” May 4, 1955. Johns-Manville. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 11582. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/11582.

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