378 results for “Owens-Corning Fiberglas”, page 4 of 19
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · July 26, 1966 · page 1
Kenneth M. Frederick Asbestosis and Lung Cancer Death Claim, California (1966–1972)
In the document: …Johm §. 1966 Owens Frederick Corning Fiberglas Backer $ir: The abdove named Patient vas adm icted to By ser Hospital on 7-8 vice at St. Agn -65 a¢ the req es uest of pr. Par is…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 11, 1968 · page 59
Union Carbide Thermal Insulation Manual, Volume I (Specifications), with Transmittal Memoranda from W. G. Hammar to Manual Holders (1968)
In the document: …suit, Fiberglas, as manufactured by Owens-Corning, or approved equal, 2. Cushioning Blanket - Low and Moderate Temperature (for temperature up to 350 F): Resin binder, 3 lb per cu ft, Aercore as manufactured by Owens-Corning…
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Company document · JM Document Review · August 3, 1961 · page 1
Riley v. Johns-Manville, California Industrial Accident Commission Award for an Insulator's Death (1961)
In the document: …corporation; J. T. THORPE, INC • ., a corporation; WARREN AND BAILEY; TOTMAN-MORGAN COMPANY; OWENS-CORNING FIB~GlASS COMPANY, PACIFIC COAST DIVISION; PLANT INSULATION AND THORPE COMPANY; WESTON ASBESTOS COMPANY; M. R. CARPENTER; PLANT RUBBER AND ASBESTOS WORKS…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1965 · February 1965 · page 9
Asbestos Magazine, 1965
In the document: …Morell; F. W. Muller, Gustin-Bavon Manufacturing Company; J. F. Vyverberg, Owens-Corning Fibervlas Corporation; and, M. M. Wilson, Baldwin-EhretHill, Ine, Page i4 ”" ASBESTOS” — February 1965 For more than a century, Johns-Manville has provided…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 1968 · page 69
W. G. Hammar Transmittal Memoranda and Union Carbide Thermal Insulation Manual, Volume I – Specifications (1968)
In the document: …A. Fabrication and Application Accessories blanket, 2 tb per Cushioning Blonket - High Temperoture (for temperature above 350 F and on stainless steel) TWF: White glass wool ) Fibecglas, as manufactured by Owens-Corning, or approved equal, ru…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · July 8, 1966 · page 4
Vernon E. Lumbattis Asbestosis Claim and $30,000 Compromise, California (1966)
In the document: …J. T. Therpe, Ins. Therpe lasulation Compamy Owess Corning Fiderglas Covp. Los Angeles Cork Company 4180 Raet Los Angeles, Califernia Bkine Industrial Imswletion Contrectore = leetbarm Coupeny Villiane A taborsfisld, Califernia 2008 0o, Watl e Loe…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 4, 1962
H. E. Persinger and K. J. Garska, Summary Report on Health Hazard of Insulation Material: Determination of Alpha-Quartz by X-Ray Diffraction (1962)
Summary report on X-ray diffraction testing of two thermal insulation materials used at the Institute Plant, Owens Corning's Kaylo and Johns Manville's Thermo-Bestos, to determine alpha-quartz content. It reports that both…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 21, 1962
R. J. Sexton to Plant Manager Transmitting Peele's Industrial Hygiene Survey of 'Thermobestos' and 'Kaylo' Insulation Block Dust, Plant 511/512 (1962)
…Insulation Shop, Building 511-2018, where Johns-Manville 'Thermobestos' and Owens Corning 'Kaylo' insulation blocks were sawed. The letter says the report found 'Thermobestos' dust a definite health hazard with silicosis as the ultimate outcome, that…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 4, 1962
R. J. Sexton to S. C. Giambruno on the Insulation Block Dust Survey of Johns-Manville "Thermobestos" at the Institute Plant (1962)
…hygienist R. E. Peele's 3 December 1962 memo and the enclosed 1962 industrial hygiene survey of dust from sawing Johns-Manville "Thermobestos" and Owens-Corning "Kaylo" insulation blocks. The memo recounts the earlier reports, a…
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Company document · WARD Documents · March 27, 1968
Johns-Manville Marketing Communication Newsletters (1968)
…New York City bridges and tunnels after a nine-year push "to get asbestos fibre on the road." One issue reports that Owens-Corning would soon make a product like Thermobestos under license from J-M…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · March 21, 1962
R. J. Sexton to L. N. Dickinson Enclosing Union Carbide's Thermobestos and Kaylo Dust Survey (1962)
…operators complained in November 1961 of heavy dust when cutting Johns-Manville's Thermobestos blocks, and little when cutting Owens-Corning's Kaylo. Peele concluded that cutting Thermobestos with band saws "produces a definite atmospheric hazard…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · March 21, 1962
Union Carbide Institute Plant Dust Surveys of J-M Thermobestos Insulation Blocks (1962)
…Robert E. Peele surveyed the plant's insulation shop and found that cutting J-M's "Thermobestos" blocks "produces a definite atmospheric hazard to health," while cutting Owens-Corning's "Kaylo" blocks did not. The plant…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 16, 1963
Handwritten Desk Diary Page for Thursday, May 16, 1963, Listing Calls and Meetings (1963)
…contacts and meetings. From the image, the entries appear to include a meeting at Owens-Corning about a dust technique for air analysis, and items on an acetyl benzene unit and residues. The writer is not…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1963
Handwritten Daily Calendar Notes on Radiation Source Checks, Dust Sampling and AIHA, with Atmospheric Dust Table (1963)
…of Tank 1087, radiation sources, dust analysis and sampling techniques, a meeting with Bob Estep of Owens Corning, and a trip to AIHA. A fourth page is a typed table of atmospheric dust concentration test data.
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Company document · Motley 1000 · September 12, 1969
Ingalls Shipbuilding Safety Department Survey of Asbestos Materials in the Shipyard (1969)
…The table lists Johns-Manville, Owens-Corning, Pittsburgh Corning and other products, with no alternative material shown for most of them and several entries reading "No precautions" or "No Safety Precautions." Ingalls repeated most of the…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · June 28, 1966
F. J. Solon Jr. to Dr. Kenneth W. Smith Asking for Records on Cancer Among J-M Workers (1966)
…He pointed to an Owens-Corning study of 1,400 workers as an example of "a strong and convincing piece of evidence in their favor." The memo shows that J-M's repeated assurances of low…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1969 · December 1969 · page 61
Asbestos Magazine, 1969
In the document: …on Structures, Inorganic O.W. Pfeifer & R.F. Shannon (assigned to Owens-Corning glas Corporation, a corporation of Delaware), October 14. Viber- Asbestos Fibers Foams 3,474,048— Polymer or Glass and Process of Making Same…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · October 20, 1969 · page 1
Clarence Borel v. Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation, Plaintiff's Original Complaint (1969)
In the document: …Austin, Travis County, Texas; (4) OWENS-CORNING FIBER GLASS CORPORATION, (5) EAGLE-PICHER (6) PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION, a corporation organized, created and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Delaware, with…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · May 11, 1966 · page 1
Johns-Manville Health Staff to C. W. Hite, Reply to Joe Goldfield's Turner Brothers Letter (1966)
In the document: …Asbestos Company Ltd, Lake Asbestos of Quebec Ltd, Societe /nonyne Francaise Du Ferodo Turper Brothers Asbestos Co., Ltd, 0. Pe Owens Corning Glass Co. Ruberoid Corp, Qs ro Flintkote Corp, CertaineTeed Products Corp, s. Oeneral Motors…
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Patent · July 1, 1969
Heat-curable,heat stable organosilicon elastomeric compositions of high strength and low elongation (US Patent 3,453,228, 1969)
…It was assigned to Dow Corning Corp. The patent's description opens: This invention relates to a composition consisting essentially of (a) a mixture of parts by weight of a polyorganosiloxane in which the organic substituents…