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Organization Stall Mr. L. h. Jacob, Safety Engineer Electrical and Electronics Division January 29, 1979 S-fc'ect: Asbestos Substitutes ferences: 1. Asbestos Substitutes and Suppliers, August 11, 1978 2. Plant Engineering Letter No, 28, April 11, 1973 3. K. B. Lick letter to Division Safety Engineers (Asbestos Faber Exposure from Pipe Covering and Insulation Operations -- Standard Handling Procedures) March 27, 1973 The attached references pertain to our discussion yesterday. I believe these clearly outline corporate staffs' recommendations to substitute less hazardous, non-asbestiform materials for asbestos and its products wherever feasible. Pletst distribute this information to production and maintenance engineering personnel within EED who can implement this policy. It attachment (t) Roger L. Vabeke, Supervisor Industrial Hygiene Services Section Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology Department Employe Health Services 8005 0459 SCF.FORD-1667 PRODUCED BY FORD ABbeatoe Substitutes & Suppliers KACWOOL: Babcock & Wilcox Refractory Division Birmingham, Alabama Attention: Mr. Bob Daly Detroit Office 569-0565 Mr. C. Eugene Herman (205)822-9030 PABCO SUPER CALTEMP: TYPE NA" Fiberboard Corp. 50 Millfield Ave. Wcsterfield, Ohio (61M891-2955 *43081 LocalJRep.: F. B. Wright Co. Dearborn, Michigan (313)8^3-8250 REFRASIL: Hitco Corp. P. 0. Box 1097 1600 V. 135th St. Gardena, California (213-321-8080) 902*49 WOLLASTONITE: Interpace Corp. Mountain View Drive Willsbom, New York (518)96 3-*4.'6.> 12996 CERAMIC CLOTHS: y-r-iooo-c-? Bennett-Rouen Co., Idc. 30"'% E. L'i.s )! J'u'inns St. Cum 1 tun, C'i 1) fi.i n 1 1 9> ' '*4 At t ijil j. ... J >11 V * i moll ( 1 .)//<--! m August 11, IVY8 8005 0460 PRODUCED BY FORD