2 results for “General Electric”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 5, 1972
S. B. Nelson to P. B. Potter on General Electric's Plan to Discontinue Asbestos-Filled Phenolic Molding Material (1972)
Memo from the Boston sales office reporting that General Electric planned to discontinue its asbestos-filled heat-resistant phenolic molding material because of OSHA requirements, and that GE customers were reacting with concern. It recommended that…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 29, 1974
Molding Material Minutes of January 10, 1974 Meeting, Union Carbide Chemicals and Plastics, to C. F. Martino, P. B. Potter and G. R. Stringer (1974)
…Carey asbestos with Calidria in heat resistant and impact materials, citing higher formulation costs and added investment. It also reports on asbestos reduction or elimination in general purpose materials and the withdrawal from an automotive application.