(Southern Asbestos) — H. K. Porter Company
(Southern Asbestos) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Workers often remember the product they used — not the company name. Use this page to identify the product, the manufacturer behind it, and whether a trust fund or litigation claim applies to your exposure.
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(Southern Asbestos) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Allied Mfg was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1970–1975.
Asbestos Cloth was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Asbestos Rope was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1967–1970.
Asbestos rope and yarn was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Asbestos woven brake tape was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Asbestos woven cloth and tape (Thermoid brand) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Asbestos yarn and tape was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Calidria chrysotile asbestos fiber (raw mineral sales, 1965–1975) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American …
Carey 7-M Asbestos Shorts was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Chrysotile Asbestos Fiber was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Corrugated and Flat Asbestos Paper (1928–1981) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Duoflex was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.'
Fire curtains and thermal barriers was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Fire Resistant Garments & Clothing was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Flamegard was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Flat Asbestos Paper was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Flintkote was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1975–1975.
Corrugated Asbestos Paper was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
H. K. Porter Company was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Laco was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.'
Porterlag was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Proko was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1970–1977.
Ruco - Atlanta (talc and asbestos) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 72-'74,'76,'78–early …
Ruco - Shawnee, KS (talc and asbestos) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1971–1976.
Therm-a-Guard was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
US Gypsum was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1970–1975.
Welcote was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from before Pre ‘73.
Woven asbestos cloth was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
WR Grace was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry from 1970–1973.
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If you have been diagnosed with an asbestos-related disease and were exposed to asbestos-containing products, you and your family may have a legal claim. An attorney experienced in product liability and asbestos claims can evaluate your case — at no cost to you.
If you were diagnosed with an asbestos-related disease, a filing deadline may already be running. You may have a legal claim now — and claims can often be pursued even if the company is out of business.
Surviving spouses and children may pursue a wrongful-death claim and asbestos-trust recovery on a loved one's behalf — a separate deadline that can run from the date of passing.