Sharon K. Schell to Tony Smith Enclosing Owens-Corning Fiberglas's Asbestos Product Chart in Krantz v. American Energy Products (1991)

A letter of September 13, 1991, from Sharon K. Schell of the Denver law firm Long & Jaudon, counsel for Owens-Corning Fiberglas, to Tony Smith of Williams & Trine in Boulder, Colorado, in Krantz v. American Energy Products, enclosing the product chart "inadvertently not attached" to Owens-Corning's second supplemental interrogatory answers. The nine-page chart, dated November 1, 1990, lists OCF's asbestos-containing products: Kaylo and its rebranded versions, Unarcoboard, insulating and finishing cements, mastics, asbestos paper facing and asbestos tie yarn for insulation blankets, polyester resins, an acoustical coating, products made with "Asbestine" talc, and a group of asphalt roof coatings and adhesives made by other companies and sold by OCF.

What it shows

This version adds products not on the December 1989 chart, among them OCF Type II Mastic (July 1964 to April 1978, under 5% chrysotile) and roof coatings such as Fiber Roof Coating (5% to 10%) and Aluminum Asphalt Fiber Coating, which the chart says were sold from 1961 until October 1990. For each roof product it notes "Once applied, this product is believed to remain in a plastic state indefinitely." The earlier chart is Lori L. Guzzo to Helen Marsh Enclosing Owens-Corning Fiberglas's Asbestos Product Chart (1990).