Pipefitters and duct workers could face asbestos exposure from insulation, pipe covering, mud, felt, cork-based products, adhesives, mastics, and duct lining. This video explains how asbestos was used to protect pipes and ducts from heat, especially around steam lines and hot industrial systems, and how cutting, fitting, sealing, or removing those materials could release asbestos dust.
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