Tire and rubber manufacturing involved high heat, heavy equipment, molds, insulated pipes, and industrial processes where asbestos was often used. This video explains how asbestos could appear in heat-resistant equipment, insulation, and even materials used to help rubber release from molds. Justinian Lane discusses why tire plant and rubber manufacturing workers may have faced asbestos exposure during production, maintenance, and other factory tasks.
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