Duct insulation needed to be cut through so the workers could get access to the duct system and in the process they were subjected to asbestos exposure through the dust resulted in the process. Another potential danger came from asbestos in friable state.
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The common insulation products used for heating ducts contained up to 5% asbestos fibers up until the 1980s. The layer of asbestos was usually covering up a fiberglass scrim.
In the case of duct insulation, the asbestos exposure would have taken place when it started to break down. Due to the constant activity happening inside these ducts, the loose fibers of asbestos would have been released into the air. Trying to remove the contaminated wrapping was another way to have been unknowingly exposed to this carcinogenic mineral. You could have been exposed if:
Taylor Forge & Pipe Works
Danly Machine Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Continental Steel Corporation
Kelsey-Hayes Company
Textron Inc.
Dresser Industries
Celotex
Uniroyal Holding, Inc.
Bartells Asbestos
U.S. Pipe and Foundry
Continental Can Company
Southern Company Services
Campbell Soup Co.
American Crane Corporation
Rust International Inc.
For all of the negative effects that came after the exposure to asbestos-contaminated products like duct insulation, you deserve to get compensated. With our extensive knowledge in asbestos exposure cases similar to yours, we will manage to get reparations for you and your family by filing claims with the asbestos trust funds available.
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