Carrier central station air handling units (1940s–1979) — Carrier Corporation (pre-1980 HVAC equipment)
Carrier central station air handling units (1940s–1979) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Commercial and industrial HVAC equipment produced before the mid-1970s frequently incorporated asbestos insulation in furnace fireboxes, ductwork insulation wrap, boiler jackets, and internal gaskets. Carriers, Trane, York, Lennox, and dozens of smaller manufacturers used asbestos components as standard practice. Maintenance workers, sheet metal workers, and HVAC technicians who serviced this equipment — particularly during overhaul of older units — risked significant asbestos fiber exposure.
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Carrier central station air handling units (1940s–1979) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Carrier chiller and absorption refrigeration systems was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Carrier ductwork and air distribution systems (asbestos-lined) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American …
Carrier fan coil units with asbestos insulation was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Trane central station air handling units (1940s–1979) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Trane Clima-Changer air handling systems was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Trane Series R centrifugal chillers was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
Trane unit ventilators (school and commercial) was an asbestos-containing product used throughout American industry.
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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 be entitled to significant compensation through asbestos trust funds and civil litigation. An attorney experienced in product liability and asbestos claims can evaluate your case — at no cost to you.