Document 70kVXZQMbRZ3ng1am7d9wkYre

Page 1603 1 THE COURT: It will be admitted in 2 evidence. 3 (Whereupon, Plaintiffs' Exhibit Number Ford 4 82 was received into evidence.) 5 MR. IGNATOWSKI: Asbestos exposure of brake 6 repair workers in the United States, Mount Sinai 7 Journal of Medicine, dated 1976 by Dr. Lorimer, Rohl, 8 Miller, Nicholson and Dr. Selikoff. 9 I am just going to move on, and Mr. 10 Williams, if you have any portions you would like to 11 read or want me to read, let me know. 12 Brake linings pose a potential hazard for 13 asbestos exposure because they contain 33 to 73 14 percent asbestos. 15 During brake lining servicing, the wheel is 16 removed, all loose dust is removed from the drums and 17 back plates. Compressed air jets are usually used. 18 Alternates include vacuuming and wet 19 brushing. The brake lining itself may require 20 grinding to remove irregularities or removal and 21 replacement.