Travelers Asbestos Seminar Booklet (1980): Eagle-Picher Industries Product Information

Travelers' data sheet for Eagle-Picher Industries of Cincinnati, with an Exhibit A listing the asbestos insulation cements and coatings it made at Joplin, Missouri, and those it distributed, followed by an earlier version of the same tables copied from its interrogatory answers (several dates differ). The tables give dates and contents for products such as Super "66" insulating cement, "43" finishing cement and One-Cote cement, the private-label versions packaged for A.P. Green, Owens-Corning, Philip Carey, Unarco, GAF, Armstrong Contracting & Supply and others, and distributed products including Owens-Corning's Hylo block and pipe covering. The sheet gives 1964 as Eagle-Picher's first knowledge of hazards and first labeling and says the Joplin plant ran from 1931 to August 1971 on fiber from Carey Canadian Mines and GAF; it records that the company denied sales to Long Beach Naval Shipyard but admitted sales to the Navy elsewhere and to co-defendants.