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\ Attachment E ARMSTRONG'S CONTRACT DEPARTMENT Armstrong historically was a low temperature insulation manufacturer and contractor, supplying cork insulation products which were installed by its employees in dairies, ice houses, etc. Except for a limited product line manufactured from approximately 1910-1933, Armstrong's main involvement with high-temperature asbestos-containing insulation products began at the beginning of World War IX, when its Contract Department first obtained the right to install products manufactured by Keasbey & Mattison. Armstrong remained an insulation contractor until the end of 1957, when the contracting business was taken over by ACandS. Documents which may expand upon these responses are available for inspection. I. PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY OTHER COMPANIES AND INSTALLED BY ARMSTRONG CONTRACT EMPLOYEES Packaging Armstrong Cork Company was primarily an insulation contractor whose employees installed insulation products at specific job sites. Most of these asbestos-containing insulation products were manufactured by other companies. These products were packaged by the manufacturer according to its own specifications. Pipe coverings, block and sheet were packaged in cartons; cements and floats in bags. Labeling ' Most of these asbestos-containing insulation products were manufactured by the Keasbey-Mattison Company and labeled with the Keasbey and Mattison name. They were cot labeled with the Armstrong Cork Company name. Kaylo was labeled by Owens-Corning Fiberglas with its name. A limited number of asbestos-containing insulation products were relabeled by the manufacturers to include the Armstrong Cork Company trade name: Armabestos in 1954 - 1955 (manufactured by Uharco) 85% ' Magnesia Pipe Covering (included Calcium Silicate inner layer) in 1957 (manufactured by Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Company) and Armatemp 166 Cement in 1954-1957 (manufactured by Eagle-Picher). II. PRODUCTS MANUYACTTTPxy *V fBMSTRONO packaging and Labeling LT Cork Covering (1956-1959) was packaged in cardboard cartons with the trademark "Armstrong" with the letter "A" centered in a colored disc. Azmaspray (1966-1968) was packaged in 50 lb. kraft paper bags printed with thm name Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Page 1 of 1