In July 1956, Asbestos, the industry's trade journal, called the Lusalite De Mocambique factory in what it named Portuguese East Africa "a convenient source of asbestos-cement products" for East African builders and architects.1 The journal said the factory's products ranged "from high pressure piping to flat and corrugated sheets."1
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Asbestos Magazine, 1956, July 1956
- Products made: “ranging from high pressure piping to flat and corrugated sheets” (Lusalite De Mocambique), p. 201
Other names
Documents call this plant “the Lusalite De Mocambique factory”, “factory ... at Dondo”.
References
- Asbestos Magazine, 1956, July 1956 (July 1, 1956), p. 20.
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