Travelers Asbestos Seminar Booklet (1980): Owens-Corning Fiberglas Product Information

Travelers' data sheet for Owens-Corning Fiberglas of Toledo, with a page from its interrogatory answers and the company's sales exhibits: sales to co-defendants by year, 1958–1972 (Exhibit A), its supply locations (Exhibit B), an unlabelled 28-page tabulation of sales by customer, location and product code for 1958–1972 (page 17 missing), and total and asbestos product sales for 1939–1977 (Exhibit C). The sheet says Owens-Corning marketed Kaylo from 1953, made Kaylo and Fyrcor (calcium silicate with amosite and chrysotile) at Berlin, New Jersey, and Bloomington, Illinois, from 1958 to 1972, and relabeled its products for Eagle-Picher, Armstrong, H.K. Porter and Forty-Eight Insulations. It gives 1942 as Owens-Corning's first knowledge of hazards and 1967 as the start of Kaylo labeling, and Exhibit C says asbestos insulation manufacture ended in November 1972 and that records of asbestos sales for 1953–1966 were destroyed.