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Asbestos adhesives

Years after they were applied, these adhesives start falling apart and when the workers scrape them up, the asbestos particles inside get disturbed and become airborne, making it very easy for the worker to inhale them.

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1906

PRODUCT USE

80 years
1986

Asbestos was used in proportion of up to 25 percent in adhesive materials, as it created a stronger bond to a wider range of surfaces and was able to withstand extreme temperatures.

The toxicity of asbestos adhesives was relatively low as they were applied, but once the layers that were bonded by it needed removal, the adhesive would get damaged, releasing its fibers around the worker. You could have been exposed if:

  • You found yourself on construction sites where asbestos adhesives were used
  • You worked directly with asbestos adhesives
  • You made contact with materials that once were bonded with asbestos adhesive
  • You performed demolition work

Companies liable for manufacturing or use of asbestos adhesives

Relevant occupations that used asbestos adhesives

How can we help workers that worked with or around asbestos adhesives

If you fell victim to asbestos exposure due to the adhesives applied at the work sites you used to frequent, you have the right to be compensated. We will take care of the legal procedures in order to get you and your family the reparations needed to cover the treatment costs.

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