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
D. E. Gould on Asbestos Warning Labels for Heat Resistant Phenolics (Group I Distribution Operations memo)
…caution-label requirement in the June 7, 1972 Federal Register. It quotes the label rule and reports that the Group I Label Committee found general agreement on this, that C. Martino would test airborne asbestos from…