Asbestos millboard

Being used mainly in insulation, it often needed to be cut, sanded or ripped making the fibers of asbestos become airborne and extremely dangerous for the workers that performed these actions on a constant basis.

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PRODUCT USE

1906 - 1990 (84 years)

These square pieces of asbestos were heavily used for the walls and ceilings that were near machinery producing heat on a constant basis like stoves or furnaces. These insulation sheets were primarily made of asbestos fibers, vegetable binders, and other fire resistant compounds.

Once installed and left undisturbed, the asbestos millboard stopped posing any threat, but trying to remove it by cutting it or damaging it in any shape or form, the worker was unknowingly subjected to asbestos exposure. You could have been exposed if:

  • You found yourself working in old structures
  • You helped install or remove asbestos millboard
  • You performed demolition work
  • You did remodeling work in old buildings
  • You entered in contact with the clothes or the gear covered in asbestos dust

Companies Liable for Manufacturing or Use of Asbestos millboard

How Can We Help Workers that Worked with or around Asbestos millboard

If you or someone close has been harmed by the use of asbestos-made millboards, we will make sure to put our extensive knowledge of asbestos exposure cases to your service in order to get you the monetary compensation that will cover the costs of treatment.