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8/6/90 PEPP ADVISORY A sample of talc #32-6822, supplied by Southern Talc Company, was recently analyzed and found to contain tremolite, a type of asbestos. The talc supplier's Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), provided to us in 1986, did not indicate the presence of any asbestos in the talc. After our recent analysis we contacted Southern Talc Company and received their current MSDS which mentions the presence of small amounts of asbestos fibers. (A copy of the MSDS is on file and available for review by any employee.) The talc described above has been removed and replaced with an alternate material. We believe that exposure, if any, to the tremolite has been of brief duration and of low intensity. Based on information from the talc supplier, we do not suspect a health risk from our past use of this material. We are currently attempting to determine the exact duration and extent of our past talc usage. Please direct any questions to the Manager, PEPP Department or the Medical Director. CONFIDENTIAL f _______ EssTek An iiS Cmihwa* W i-TO Frontage Roafl N Wheal Ridge. CO 80033 (303) 425-7038 Fax (303) 422-8732 BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS REPORT CLIENT: Gatos Rubber Co. Attn: Ernie Karger PO Box 5887 Denver, CO 80217 REPORT # B790736 & B790737 REPORT DATE: July 31, 1990 PROJECT: Soapstone Analysis DATE RECEIVED: July 27, 1990 PO# None Given Attached are the results of analysis of bulk samples submitted for asbestos identification. Each sample was initially examined under a Nikon SMZ-2T stereoscopic microscope at a magnification of 10X to 60X. Fibrous material was examined for morphology and content. Portions of each sample were immersed in a fluid with a known refractive index. The sample was examined under polarized light using a Nikon Labophot microscope with a McCrone Dispersion Staining objective under 100X magnification. Optical characteristics of the fibrous material were examined to determine the mineralogy of the fiber. The observed optical characteristics include angles of extinction, signs of elongation and dispersion staining colors. Asbestos fiber content is estimated by optically comparing the quantity of non-asbestos material to asbestos fibers. The samples analyzed in this report were provided by third parties not subject to control by EssTek or its affiliates. Consequently, the results presented represent microscopic examinations in EssTek laboratory facilities and EssTek makes no representation as to sample collection techniques or procedures. EssTek participates in the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Prograjru-^ Our IJVLAP laboratory I.D. number is 1602. Submitted by: _ Gina Festi-Gitano Senior Analyst Analysts BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS REPORT o o cn Cn rH rH r-* ^ <N rH m> VO >1 D mt". *-5 D O P> <n CCQ'' U cau > <E-* u =*fc a CuJ E-t E-i PH 05 ao, w ph ao u w E-t < 05 PH a s-i in Pm Q) CN Q) CN T3 <*> 3 'O 3 -o Oa-p0) ViO --H in o (i) io Q.4-> I rH m >ii-t in in 2 to 0 to o O p g r> H cn a) c p gn Cn aj c EH p to P to Ph 4-t 4J aj jj <*> <D 4-> U V) O 4- (0 cn o 4-i to CO -P rH -H C 4-1 rH -rH C (4 cn i c o cn i c o Q h in o x Hin ofl cn -p p cn -P p W c cn cn to c jj> cn to i4 0 C <0 u 0 c (0 u Oi O **H rH O *rH rH s C rl E C rH g rti O g C#P g C <A rH to o o to (0 o o m CO U on CJ CO U cn O eh 2 0) w P 12i Oo U cgu CO o Eph E-t wCO c#> O ca cn < 0) -p o g 0 rH J1 in >i c <0 cn a rH g cn o Jp u rH (0 pc xai) < A a) 3c PH o 4-1 cn cn a) a p C0 (0 0 o cn 2 O H Eh *( CJ O Pi w 4 eu ca =*t a H E-t 2 [4 H PI o Eh =: U Q 2 w WH W Co Eh M o co ca >4 PC cn c 0) Q CN CN cn VO i CN n l CN CN p CO Q) VO > 1C CN CD CO Q vo m ro cn i-h ca Cn p CN 3 CN J2 co m vo a) I rH CN (0 na cn p cn 3 CN J3 00 cn VO Q) 1 rH CN to r> u e' en o av C" cq 'Iflfi r i" * 8/6/90 PEPP ADVISORY A sample of talc #32-6822, supplied by Southern Talc Company, was recently analyzed and found to contain tremolite, a type of asbestos. The talc supplier's Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), provided to us in 1986, did not indicate the presence of any asbestos in the talc. After our recent analysis we contacted Southern Talc Company and received their current MSDS which mentions the presence of small amounts of asbestos fibers. (A copy of the MSDS is on file and available for review by any employee.) The talc described above has been removed and replaced with an alternate material. We believe that exposure, if any, to the tremolite has been of brief duration and of low intensity. Based on information from the talc supplier, we do not suspect a health risk from our past use of this material. We are currently attempting to determine the exact duration and extent of our past talc usage. Please direct any questions to the Manager, PEPP Department or the Medical Director. cc: Jack Lintz - Denver Mfg. Mike Taber - Legal J. Appelbaura - Clinic tCEtVfc. Legal Dept. u P 2 6 199f To: Bill Robinson - Denver Mfg. September 25, 1990 From: E. W. Karger - PtfP Subject: Talc (Soapstone) Usage The hose specification group have researched, the usage of talc in the former hose departments in Denver. They found (1) General Operating Procedures for Mandrel lubrication for wrapped and wire hose of 2/6/70 and (2) Spec 3199-236 (no date). Both documents mention SOAPSTONE and describe usages similar to that formerly in use at Red Bay. SOAPSTONE was not defined by a Gates Approved Material number. Please commence compiling a list of present and former employees that worked in the wrapped and wire hose departments since 1970. File: Talc 32-6822 ROBIN990 Material Safety Data Sheet May be used to compty with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard. 23 CFFt 1910.1200. Standard must be consulted (or soecmc requranents. * 1335 Woat Cedar Aye. Cinver, CoJoraa*. ^0223 (303) 7.44*3345 U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Non-Mandatory Formt Form Approved ^, OMB No. 1218-0072 ~ IDENTITY 901 A `S01PST0UE Gates Code LUBE 68^* Blank *ru*,~^ an not permitted, it any item is not aaoecaeM. or no nfarmanon a avakaOta. me space must oe merxeo to macaw mar. Section I Manufacturers Name Southern Talc Company Aaaress (Numosr. Street CJy. Stats, ana ZIP Qxm) Hollv Screet - ?. 0. Drawer F Chatsworth. Georzia 30705 Emergency Teieonone Numoer 404-695-4537 Teieonone Numoer tor information 404-695-4537 Date Prepared ' June 5, 1986 Signature ot Preoarer (opoonai) Section ti -- Hazardous Ingredients/Identity Information Hazardous Comoonems (Soeafic Chemical Identity; Common Namefsl) ''1'- - 'Treat'-2 - Soansncne ___ Natural Mineral OSHA PL .. 20 MPPCF ACGIH TLV 2 mz/nJ Omer umits Peccmmencea a5 <0000na) a- Section III -- Physical/Chemical Characteristics Soiling Point Vascr Pressure (mm Hg.) DNA DNA Vaoor Density (AIR - i) DNA - - Soiuouity m Water Aopearance ana Odor NONE Off White Powder - Odorless Specific Gravity (H2O - 1) Menina Point Evaporation Hale (Butvt Acetate - it . Section IV -- Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Fiasn Point (Metnoa Used) ________________________ NONE ~__________________ Exunguisnmg Meaia Non-combustible Special Fife Fignting Procsourea DNA Fiammaoie umits N/A Unusual Fire ana ExoIoskm Ha2aros DNA lcL 2.7-2.3 NONE DNA UCL (Reoroauca locally) -,j til 1 JiJ Lut inu OSHA 174. Seot. 198S V f J' Section V -- Reactivity Data Stability Unstaow 4..... . Staple JffccmpatiDility (Materials to Avoid) Conations to Avota DNA - Inert product X DNA Hazardous Decomposition or Byproouas Hazaraous Polymerization May Occur Will Not Occur X DNA Conations to Avoid . None Section VI -- Health Hazard Data Routers) ot Entry. Innaiation? V S'wn? X Health Hazaras (Acute ana Chrome; Non-toxic material ingestion? Carcinogenicity. NT?? _______________ None__________________ IARC Monograpns? CSHA Regulated? -________________________________________________________________________ Signs ana Symptoms of Exposure *______________ ___________ May cause mechanical irritation to eves and respiratory tract. Medical Ccnoiuons ., Generally Aggravated Dv Exposure Respiratory problems tercencv ana First Aia Proceaures Reduce exposure - Skin Contact: Remove dust with soap and water. Eyes: Flush with water or eyewash. Section VII -- Precautions for Safe Handling and Use Siecs to Be Iax.en m Case Matenai is Released or Spilled Use normal cleanup procedures. Avoid causing dust to become airborne. Vacuum cleaninz system is recommended. Non--Hazardous material. Waste Disposal Meinoa _ Non-toxic, hancle as any nuisance dust. No special requirements for disposal. Precautions to Be Tanen in nanaung ana Stonng ____ ________________________ Employee exposure should be maintained below the recommended TL7. Other Precautions _________________ No special precautions - non-toxic material. Section VIII -- Control Measures Respiratory Protection (Soeary fype) Anyacceptable dust mask, approved by U.S. Bureau of Mines Ventilation Local Exnaust Respirator Special Suction fan to dust collector Mecnamcai (Genera/) u. S. fc_______ ____ Nuisance dusts protective Gloves Use gloves Bureau of Mines - Other Norma-1 Eye Protection Safety glasses air circulator recommended. Other Protective Clothing or Equipment WorK/Hygiemc Practices Remove None recommended. dust with soap and water.* Page 2 ii >-iHH r-.'i HUT : n l.ui3'.&O.MM-4tW)29/4)775 SOaTWmTAU^COMPMm U.C.L C&v am iMaraa Group P.O. Ora*nrP ~ x'- X-' ' `' O'-atiwortli, Gaotgia 30705 ImpnoBi<P<,63S^33 .V. - ' `'v. MATERIAL SAFETY BATA SHEET" Grade (901 A) SECTION I PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Trade Name and Synonyms Grade (901 A) Talc Chemical Family Formula Hydrous Magnesium Si licates Iigi,(Si*.O^ij} (OH)' 2'MVSi410> (OH)2Mg3(OH Magnesium Carbonate caKg(CO^) SECTION II HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS Hazardous Components in the Solid Mixture COMPONENT CAS Ho. o. Ncnasbsstifor.t Talc 14207-9 6--6 Chlorite/Hictite NIA -t i ' ^ t, `Marr^ Bclonts/' Calotte 14303-6 0-7 16339-s C *-- Amphibole 30--45 jO 0-5 < iai 5-15 OSHA/PEL 20 MPPCF 20 KPFCF 5. 0mg/mJ ACGIH/TL7 2.0ag/n^ 2.Ong/nu 0. img/ra^ 5.0mg/m" NOTE: Asbestiform fibers, including talc and tremoiite , may be present in thi3 product but in amounts less than 0.1% by weight. *by MRS ^X-ray diffraction) SECTION III PHYSICAL DATA Appearance and Odor: Tan to light grey powder, light earthy odor. Melting Point: Greater than 1300 C, greater than 2372 F. solubility in Water: Insoluble Bulk Density: 44-43 = per cubic ft. Percent volatile by Weight (%) at ioooF: n/A U.C.1. Day na Gtouo ACi OntMrf .. CHatswoan, Qtuym 30706 ni<r JC- > ..;. ,> y ./**! ^ec<j*yc^6S5^>3.'_ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET* Grade (901 A) Talc SECTION IV FIRE EXPLOSION DATA Fire and Explosion Hazard Non-flammable, Non-explosive Flash Point Mot Applicable Firefighting Media Will not bum Firefighting Will not burn SECTION V HEALTH HAZARD DATA .. ^f ' '^/KLIT . . . Health effects may arise from inhalation, ingestion, and/or contact with the skin and eyes. The toxic effects of talc are dependent or. the route, dose, and properties of the nuisance particle. Talc pneumoconiosis is more prevalent among those inhaling talc containing asbestiforn minerals than among those exposed to talc that dees not " contain those impurities. The pneumoconiosis varies from an asymptomatic simple type to disabling conglomerate pneumoconiosis. Ingestion of talc-treated food has been associated with stomach turners. Repeated excessive contact with the skin in the absence of proper hygienic practices may result in skin irritation; skin granulomas have been reported after liberal use of talc or. tr.e bcav. Prolonged contact with the eye may causa irritation and/or " conjunctivitis. Asbestiform fibers may be present in this product at amounts less than 0.1% by weight. Updated June 16, 1938 Page 2 i! JS(a*i,lfst. soumBmmjzcamsNw U.C.: Pay ana uinetais Grouo P.O. Qftwm fCnatswcftn. Gtotgm 30755 T&eyociut40t655-i3r' MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET. Grade (901 A) Talc -h- Prolonged contact with silica on tile skin nay produce granulomatous dermatoses distinguished by localized inflammation which may heall.with scarring. Ingestion of large amounts may cause stomach and ..v,, intestinal distress. Eye contact may cause irritation and/or v" conjunctivitis. Prolonged inhalation may result in silicosis, a/ disabling pulmonary fibrosis, characterized by fibrotic changes and miliary nodules in the lungs, a dr*/ cough, shortness of breath, ' emphysema, decreased chest expansion, and increased susceptibility to tuberculosis. In advanced stages, there is extreme fatigue, extreme dyspnea and cyanosis, loss of appetite, pleuritic pain, and total incapacity to work. Advanced silicosis nay result in death due to cardiac failure or destruction cf lung tissue. - First Aid (Inhalation) Remove me fresh air immediately. If breathing has stopped, give artificial respiration. Keep affected person warn and at rest. Massive accidental powder inhalation has been treated with parenteral corticosteroids and antibiotics, supported with sympathicmatic drugs and oxygen. Get medical attention immediately. First Aid (Ingestion) If large amounts have been ingested, Stomach, siphon may be applied as well immediately. e emetics to cause vomiting. Get medical attention First Aid (Eyes) May cause mechanical irritation to eyes. Wash eyes immediately and carefully for 13 to 20 minutes with running water, lifting upper and lower eyelids occasionally. Get medical attention if irritation persists. First Aid (Skin) Contact during use produces no adverse affects, may dry skin. Generally any mineral should not come in contact with broken skin. To avoid repeated or prolonged contact with this chemical, use good hygienic practices. Wash with soap and a large amount of water. Updated: June 16, 1938 Page 3 soixtHBmmccouPMH^ UC1 C'3y ana Mwa*s Gnuo AO. Daw*.? Ctatsworw. Gaofgm 3070S '.-T. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Grade (901 A) Talc SECTION VI REACTIVITY DATA Non-Reactive SECTION VII SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Clean-tip personnel need protection against inhalation of dusts or runes. Eye protection is required. Cry vacuuming is preferred. Avoid excessive sweeping which nay cause dust to beccr.e airborne, producing a nuisance dust situation. Disposal iron toxic, wetting down nay be helpful. Store with other r.cr.-hazardcus wastes. Place in appropriate containers for tspcsai, Keeping airborne particulates at a minimum. Dispose accord r.g to prevailing regulations. SECTION VIII SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION Respiratory Protection Provide a NIOSH/MSHA jointly approved respirator in the absence or proper environmental control. Contact your safety equipment supplier for proper mask type. Ventilation Provide general and/or local exhaust van below the TLV. n to Keep OU4. Us Protective Clothing Wear protective clothing, in accordance with standard nuisance dust exposure. Eye Protection Standard eye protection to guard against nuisance dust. Updated: June 16, 1988 Ml.) -V.i Page u "sQUJimNfULCC^PAN* day vxt Mimraa Gtc~i rP.Q. Draw* P *Cfuitwonn, <3eorjm 30706 Tmmtnno 40* `63 -iS 11 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Grade (901 A) Talc SECTION IX The information presented herein is believed to be accurate but is not warranted. Recipients are advised to confirm in advance that the information is current and applicable to meet their circumstances. Doc. Updated: June 16, 1983. -- -- c-MI'J r > 1335 West Ccicr Aye. P*nvf, Calorsa.- dU223 Material Safety Data Sheet Mav oe used to comply wrcn CSHA's Hazara Ccmmuncanon Standard. 29 CFR 1910.1200. Standard must be consulted for soeafe requirements. (303) 7.44*3345 U.S. Department of Labor /Jv Occupational Safety and Heaitfi Administration 'Vs (Non-Mandatory rorml Form Aoproved ^^ 0MB No. 1218-0072 - ZrZ&cZ. IDENTITY . 901 j; Gates Code . LUditi _ i worn: fllanx soacss /* not oerrnrma. H am item not atxxcaom. or no 0022 ntocmBtion a avaMOtt. me soacs must oe marxea :o inacans mar. Section 1 Manutaaurer 3 Name Southern Talc Coaoany Aaaress (Numoer, Street, Cry. Stare, ano ZIP Coaet Holly Street - ?. 0. Drawer F Chatsvorth, Georzia 30705 Emergency Teieonone Numoer 404-695-4537 Teieonone Numoer lor information 404-695-4537 Cate Preoared ' June 5. 1956 Signature ot Preoarer loooonai) Section II -- Hazardous Ingredients/Identity Information Hazaraous Comoonems iSoeafic Chemical Identity; Common Nameisil --i1!- - c"=?." => -- Doanstone Macural Mineral CSHA PEL 20 M??cr ACGIH TLV _ Z12 / sj'.r.er -_rr.ns ceccmrrenceo 31? (oczcnaJ) c Section III -- Physical/Chemtcai Charactenstics 3omng Poim Vaocr Pressure imm ho.) ' DMA ' DMA Vaocr Censiry |A1R i) DMA Soiuouity in Water Aooearance ana Caor M0ME Off White Powder - Odorless Soecmc Gravity (i-ijG - l) Meiung Poim Evaooraticn Rate fSuTvl Acetaie - M Section IV -- Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Fasn Point (Meuxxs Usee) _____________________________ imE________________ Extinguisning Meoia Mon-combustible Soeciai Fire rtgnung Procedures DMA riammaoie Limits . M/A 1 '-El 1 Unusual nre ana Exoiosion Hazaras DMA ; NONE : DMA | wCL I i.Reoroauce locally) ^ 0SHA 174 S<;0L 19a5 Reactivity Data Unsuae Statue Concfljoru to Avow DMA - Inert product mpatioility (Materials to Avoid) Haza/acus Qecomposmon or Byproducts Hazaraous Paiymenzauon May Occur Will Not Occur X DNA dna Conoioons to Avoid . None Section VI -- Health Hazard Data :cutets) ot Entry; Innaiauon? Y r.eaun Hazaras (Acute ana Ovarnc) Non-toxic material 3 ion? X Ingestion? Carcinogenicity: None NIP? IAFIC Monograpns? OSHA Hequiaifio? picns ana symptoms 01 exposure Mav cause mechanical irritation to eves and respiratory tract. Meaicai Ccnoitions ,. Generally Aagravatea ov Exposure Resniratory problems Ircencv ana First Aia i-roceaures _.\ed, uce exposure - Skin. Contact: _Remove d, ust w.ith. soao and, water. Zves: Flush with water or eyewash. Section Vlt -- Precautions for Safe Handling ana Use o;=cs :o ee ranen ;n Casa Watenai is Feieasea or iomeo Use normal cleanup procedures. Avoid causinz dust to become airborne. Vacuum cleanine system is recommended. Nan-Hazardous material. Waste Gisoosai Metnoa Non-toxic, handle as anv nuisance dust. No soecial requirements for disposal. F'ecautians to ae Ta*en :n nanaung ana Storing Emnlovee exposure should be maintained below the recommended . Ctf.er Precautions No special precautions - non-toxic material. Section VIII -- Control Measures Fesoiratory Protection (Soecay Type) Any acceptable dust mask, approved by U.S. Bureau of Mines Lenmauon Local Ernaust Respirator u.S.Mecnamcai (General) Bureau of Mines - 1= Nuisance dusts .. Special Suction fan to dust collector Outer Normal, air circulator . Use eloves Safety Cuter Protective Coming or eauipmem None recommended. '.VanuHygienic Practices Remove dust with soap and water. Pane 2 glasses recommended. A. i-\ k r DOTH EssTek EssTek 1)435 W. 1-70 Frontage Fload N. Wheat Riage. CO 80033 (303)425-7038 Fax (303) 422-8732 BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS REPORT CLIENT: Gates Rubber Co. Attn: Ernie Karger PO Box 5887 Denver, CO 80217 REPORT # B790736 & B790737 REPORT DATE: July 31, 1990 PROJECT: Soapstone Analysis DATE RECEIVED: July 27, 1990 PO# None Given Attached are the results of analysis of bulk samples submitted for asbestos identification. Each sample was initially examined under a Nikon SMZ-2T stereoscopic microscope at a magnification of 10X to 60X. Fibrous material was examined for morphology and content. Portions of each sample were immersed in a fluid with a known refractive index. The sample was examined under polarized light using a Nikon Labophot microscope with a McCrone Dispersion Staining objective under 100X magnification. Optical characteristics of the fibrous material were examined to determine the mineralogy of the fiber. The observed optical characteristics include angles of extinction, signs of elongation and dispersion staining colors. Asbestos fiber content is estimated by optically comparing the quantity of non-asbestos material to asbestos fibers. - The samples analyzed in this report were provided by third parties not subject to control by EssTek or its affiliates. Consequently, the results presented represent microscopic examinations in EssTek laboratory facilities and EssTek makes no representation as to sample collection techniques or procedures. EssTek participates in the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Progra^u-x Our NVLAP laboratory I.D. number is 1602. 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FOR TREMOL. <f it ISD - NO STRUCTURES DETECTED :alc.lst -.vs m r nii\i :! ! Ci'ir.