Asbestos was widely used in brakes, brake pads, brake shoes, and other automotive parts because it resisted heat and helped prevent friction materials from overheating. This video explains how mechanics, auto workers, and mechanical friction industry workers could be exposed while repairing, replacing, or handling asbestos-containing brakes and vehicle components. Justinian Lane also discusses other asbestos uses in cars, including wiring, adhesives, underlayment, and heat-resistant materials.
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