Preformed asbestos pipe covering was the standard thermal insulation for steam, condensate, and process piping in virtually every industrial and commercial building constructed before 1980. Insulators, pipefitters, and powerhouse workers cut, fit, and applied these products daily — often in confined spaces with no ventilation.
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AC and S, Inc. (Armstrong Contracting & Supply Company) was a major U.S. industrial insulation contractor — installing asbestos …
Brauer Supply Company was a Midwest U.S. industrial-insulation distributor of asbestos-bearing pipe covering and block insulation …
Crown Cork & Seal Company USA, Inc. is corporate successor to Mundet Cork Corporation, which manufactured asbestos-bearing …
Iowa-Illinois Taylor Insulation Contracting, Inc. is a long-established Midwest industrial insulation contractor — installing, …
Pfizer Inc. acquired Quigley Company in 1968. Quigley Company manufactured asbestos-bearing refractory products, insulating …
Sprinkmann Sons Corporation of Illinois was a major Midwest industrial insulation contractor — installing, repairing, and removing …
Grinnell Corporation manufactured fire protection sprinkler systems, fire-protection piping, valves, and fittings widely installed …
T12 asbestos-containing pipe and block insulation was a standard high-temperature thermal insulation marketed by The Ruberoid …
Thermobestos asbestos-containing pipe and block insulation was a standard high-temperature thermal insulation material specified …
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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.
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