In order for these tiles to be installed, the workers had to cut them to size. During this process, asbestos dust would gather and dangerous fibers would rise into the air, where they could easily be inhaled by anyone on the working site.
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This product was usually manufactured with materials found in nature, such as stone, ceramic, marble, wood and clay, or artificial ones, like vinyl and resin polymers. Until the 1980s, the floor tiles’ ability to sustain damage from fire came from the asbestos fiber added in their production process.
The toxicity of floor tiles was pretty low as long as they remained intact. The risk of them getting friable in time was almost nonexistent. By cutting or damaging them when removal was required, made the asbestos containing tiles to release asbestos dust in the nearby environment. You could have been exposed if:
Fibreboard Company
GAF Corporation
Flintkote Company
Dresser Industries
Johns-Manville
Uniroyal Holding, Inc.
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Kentile Floors, Inc. (Metex)
Furnco Construction Corp.
Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings
Occidental Chemical Corporation
Taylor Forge & Pipe Works
Danly Machine Corporation
Northrop Grumman
Caterpillar Inc.
American Can Company
Kelsey-Hayes Company
Textron Inc.
American Crane Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
James River Corporation
Wheelabrator Frye Inc.
Rust International Inc.
We have the knowledge that will provide you with the right information regarding the exposure to construction materials that contained asbestos fibers, like the floor tiles you used in your line of work. For you to get compensated, we will file claims with the asbestos trust funds of the companies that endangered your health.
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