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PLAINTIFF'S (i, EXHIBIT IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF BEAYER COUNTY, P1 ENNGSFY-7L1V2ANIA R. HRL'CE RYAF.f and DOHA RYAN, h: s wife, Plaintiffs, vs. CIVIL DIVISION No. 152 of 1986 JURY TRIAL DEMANDED GAF CORPORATION, RAYMARK INDUSTRIES, INC., CELOTEX CORPORATION, successor-in.interest to Philip Carey Manufacturing Company, Philip Carey Corporation, Briggs Manufacturing Company and/or Panacon Corporation, KEENE BUILDING PRODUCTS CORPORATION, EAGLE-PICHER INDUSTRIES, INC., OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION, OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC., GARLOCK, INC., PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION, ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES, INC., NICOLET INDUSTRIES, INC., successor-ininterest to Keasby 4 Mattison, COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC., FIBREBOARD CORPORATION, CAREYCANADA, INC., ANCHOR PACKING COMPANY, STANDARD ASBESTOS MANUFCTURING 4 INSULATING COMPANY, FLEXITALLIC GASKET COMPANY, GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Wire and Cable Products Department, and MARMON GROUP, INC., successorin-interest to Cerro Wire 4 Cable Company, Division of Cerro Marmon Co., and the Rockbestos Company, Inc., Defendants. DEFENDANT, EAGLE-PICHER INDUSTRIES, INC., ANSWERS TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION Filed on Behalf of: EAGLE-PICHER INDUSTRIES, INC., Defendant Counsel of Record for This Party: WILLIAM R. HAUSHALTER, ESQUIRE PA I.D. #15830 ROSENBERG, KIRSHNER P.A. Firm #244 1500 Grant Building Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (412) 281-4256 fhe date $ucn activity te^an; B. The years during which such activity took place; C. The date when such activity was terminated; A. - C.: See Exhibit I and II. The Company began the manufacture of asbestos-containing insulation products in 1930. 0. If such activity was terminated, the reason why; and, See page 13(a). E. The geographical area into which you claim the asbestos-containing product(s) were sold. These products were used throughout the U.S. and Canada; occasionally there were export shipments. 14. For the period 1930 to date, state the addresses and business telephone numbers of each facility, building, mine, mill or location which was used by you as a mining, milling, manufacturing, processing, distribution or marketing facility for asbestos-containing products, state the inclusive dates each such facility was in operation, and further state its function (e.g., manufacturing, warehousing finished products, sales office, etc.). See page 13(a) 15. Please list each asbestos-containing product mined, manufactured, sold, marketed and/or distributed by Defendant, Defendant's predecessors, and/or Defendant's subsidiaries at any time since 1930; and please state the following for each named product; A. The year it was first mined, manufactured, sold, marketed, or distributed, and if discontinued, the year and the reason such mining, manufacture, sale, marketing or distribution stopped; 13 B. The years during which the product was mined, manufactured, sold, marketed or distributed; A. - B. See Exhibits I and II as well as Answer to No. 11 (A-D). C. Which unit of Defendant, predecessor or subsidiary, mined, manufactured, sold, marketed and/or distributed the product; See Answer to No. 11(E). 0. Whether or not said product was ever manufactured, sold, marketed or distributed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the time period during which such manufacture, sale, marketing or distribution took place; and The Company does not have such information for each year. However, for a listing of asbestos-containing insulation products sold to or shipped to customers in Pennsylvania by the Company, beginning in 1965 and for 1961, see Exhibit IV, which was prepared from available invoices only. The Company has no sales invoices prior to 1965, except for some invoices for 1961 and a few miscellaneous invoices received through litigation. Sales data ^ovemiir^38n t*ie CoraPany,s fiscal year which is December 1 through E. The plants and address(es) at which the product was mined or manufactured. See Answer to No. 14. 16. Please list each asbestos-containing product mined, manufactured, sold, marketed and/or distributed by Defendant, Defendant's predecessors, and/or Defendant's subsidiaries at any time, since 1930; and state the following for each named product: A. Its generic name; B. Its trade or brand name; C. Any common, popular or slang names Dy nich tr^e product as referred, as well as the type of product involved (e.g.. pipecovering, cementetc); A. - C.: See Exhibits I and II. The Company did not refer to its products by slang names. 0. Its chemical composition (Include the specific asbestos fiber type(s) - e.g., arnoslte. chrysotile, or crocidolite - and percentage by weight of each asbestos fiber type contained in the product, as well as identify the percentage by weight of all other ingredients of the product); See page 15(a) and (b). E. The Intended use of the product. Including the temperature ranges for which the product was recommended; See page 15(b) and (c). F. The form In which the product was shipped (l.e., burlap bags, paper bags, drums, cardboard boxes, wooden crates, etc.),* including the size and amount of the container; See page 15(c). G. The name of the company mining, manufacturing, marketing and/or selling said product. If not Defendant; See page 15(d). H. A detailed description of the Intended method of preparation and application of the product; See page 15(d). I. A description of the physical appearance of the product. Including size, shape, color and texture; See Exhibits I and II. Super "66" Insulating Cement was gray and One-Cote Finishing Cement was off-white to white. See also Answer to No. 16(H). 15 Answer to No. L6D Defendant objects to this portion of the interrogatory for it is overly broad, unduly burdensome, irrelevant, immaterial, and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admis sible evidence. Without waiving said objection, see Exhibits I and II. According to the Company's annual cost of production accounting records, the approximate asbestos content of the insulation products formerly manufactured by the Company was as follows: Product Approx. Asbestos Content (by Weight) Percentage CEMENTS: Super "66" Insulating Cement "43" Finishing Cement Fireproofing Cement 8.8 to 12.0 8.5 to 10.0 4.0 to 4.4 3.5 to 3.6 73.0 to 76.3 75.7 3.5 to 3.6 2.8 to 3.1 (1930 - 1934) (1935 - 1963) (1964 - 1968) (1969 - Sept. 1971) (1944 - 1971) (Jan. and April 1972 (1948 - 1960) (1961 - 1965) One-Cote Finishing Cement 3.3 4.8 to 6.3 2.8 to 3.2 (1960) (1961 - 1967) (1968 Sept. 1971) Hylo Finishing Cement Hi-Stick Insulating Cement "33" Insulating Cement "99" Finishing Cement "106" Finishing Cement "111" Finishing Cement "330" Insulating Cement "1003" Finishing Cement 4.8 to 5.5 2.7 to 6.9 4.3 to 6.3 7.8 to 10.8 13.8 to 14.7 72.2 to 82.6 25.2 to 28.5 2.1 to 3.7 8.9 to 10.0 14.16 to 16.2 8.3 to 8.8 (1963 (1968 (1964 (1935 (1945 (1935 (1948 (1935 (1939 (1942 (1955 (1958 - 1967) - Sept. - 1969) - 1944) - 1949) - 1962) - 1962) - 1966) - 1940) & 1945) - 1956) - 1959) 1971) Navy Special Cement 11.9 (1945 only) MASTICS: Insulseal Insulseal-All Purpose Insulstic-Trowel Grade Insulstic-Brush Grade Swetchek 16.8 to 6.0 to 12.5 to 7.1 to 7.5 to 1.6 to 1.5 to 20.8 6.9 16.0 .16.4 13.5 11.3 1.9 (1935 - 1968) (1968 - 1969) (1939 - 1962) (1942 - 1953) (1957 - 1959) (1945 - 1947) (1948 - 1961) 15(a) Answer to No. 16D continued Product Approx. Asbestos Content (by _______ Weight) Percentage BLOCK: Vercel Block DE 85 Block DE 95 Block Supertemp Block 4.1 to 7.5 4.2 to 10.3 9.7 4.0 to 9.1 1.0 to 4.0 0.3 to 1.6 (1937 - 1944) (1947 - 1953) (1949) (1950 - 1953) (1938 - 1940) (1941 - 1945) The products sold, but not manufactured, by the Company contained chrysotile asbestos, except Hylo Block and Pipe Covering which was produced by Owens-Corning Fiberglas, and which at times contained Chrysotile and amosite asbestos. The company is uncertain what type of asbestos 85% Magnesia Pipe Covering and BlocJc Insulation contained. The Company used only chrysotile asbestos in asbestoscontaining insulation products it formerly manufactured, except for O.E. Block, which contained chrysotile and amosite asbestos. The percentage of asbestos in each asbestos-containing insulation product which the Company formerly sold, but did not manufacture, may be available from the manufacturer. Answer to No. 16E See Exhibits I and II. The Company's asbestos-containing insulation products were intended for a number of high temperature industrial insulation applications. High temperature applications require products designed for service temperatures in excess of 800F. The products were intended to be used and handled by the insulation workers in the manner which was standard to their trade. 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