4 results for “Owens-Illinois”
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Kaylo
…later, and the companies' own records disagree about exactly when. In 1943, Owens-Illinois asked the Saranac Laboratory whether the new insulation was a hazard to the people who made and installed it. Saranac's director…
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Fawn Colored Asbestos
…it was used heavily in high-temperature insulation, pipe lagging, ceiling tiles, and insulating board (notably products like Marinite and certain Owens Corning Kaylo formulations). When a witness, product catalog, or job-site document references "fawn…
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Grunerite
…ask your legal team whether amosite-containing products (such as those made by Johns-Manville, Owens Corning Kaylo, or Keasbey & Mattison) were used at your worksites. If lung tissue or lymph node tissue was obtained during…
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Marinite
…and machinability, and it was widely installed in ships, power plants, ovens, kilns, and laboratory benchtops. Origin The name derives from the product's original marine application. It was developed by Johns-Manville in the 1930s…