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i FMS115324 Cooper In d u s trie s Cooper Industries Moog Automotive P.O. Box 7224 St. Louis, MO 63177 July 29, 1997 Moog Automotive Mr. Gil N. Laycock, Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 Subject: FMSI Bulletins Dear Gil: For the past several years you have been sending me the FMSI bulletins for distribution throughout the Wagner (Moog Automotive) organization. Since my responsibilities have changed recently and I am no longer directly associated with Moog's friction product line, I would like to ask you to forward all FMSI bulletins to John Mayer. John will have them distributed to the appropriate individuals in the Moog organization. Thank you. Sinaerely yours, Shirley A. Welson Engineering Services /sn cc: John Mayer 6565 Wells Avenue St. Louis, MO 63133 314 977-0300 MOOG FMS115325 Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary 6565 Wells Avenue St. Louis, MO 63133-2197 314-977-0300 February 20, 1995 COOPER Wagner Brake Mr. Gil Laycock Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 Dear Gil: Will you please add Greg Diecker as an alternate for Wagner Brake. His address should be the same as mine...6565 Wells Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63133-2197. I assume he will receive all publications. Thanks. Sincerely, w. Vice President Operations 11-27022-000 FMS115326 Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. f/L &fiyC0CK_ ACTIVE MEMBERS Cc~ A PH*/ M flphuH/ ' f/ixn**. 1 .TfrortrSj.U-fS' Abex Friction Products / /' Division of Pneumo Abex Corporation....... . Winchester, Virginia AlliedSignal Automotive Aftermarket Rumford, Rhode Island AlliedSignal Automotive Friction Materials............................................... Troy, Michigan BBA Friction, Inc.................................................... Dublin, Virginia Brake Parts, Inc..................................................... McHenry, Illinois CECO Friction Products....................................... Landis, North Carolina Delco Chassis Division General Motors Corporation............................ Dayton, Ohio Ferodo America, Inc.............................................. Lavergne, Tennessee Fibro Friction Inc.................................................... Montreal, Quebec, Canada Friction Division Products, Inc.............................. Trenton, New Jersey Friction Material Company, Inc............................. Huntington, Indiana Friction Products Company.................................. Medina, Ohio Frictiontech inc...................................................... Guelph, Ontario, Canada Heavy Duty Friction Group................................... Prattville, Alabama Hemispheres International................................... Downsview, Ontario, Canada HKM of California, Corp........................................ Los Angeles, California ITT Automotive - Parts Supply Div........................ Auburn Hills, Michigan Morse Automotive Corporation.......................... Chicago, Illinois Motion Control Industries Division of Carlisle Corporation........................ Performance Friction Corporation........................ Reddaway Manufacturing Company, Inc.............. Satisfied Brake Products..................................... Scan-Pac Manufacturing, Inc................................ Superior Friction, Inc............................................. TEK-Motive, Inc..................................................... Ridgeway, Pennsylvania Clover, South Carolina Newark, New Jersey St. Laurent, Quebec, Canada Mequon, Wisconsin Gardner, Massachusetts East Haven, Connecticut Tenneco Automotive Brake.................................. Cartersville, Georgia Tenneco Heavy Duty Brake Ltd............................ Concord, Ontario, Canada Total Brake Industries........................................... Dorval, Quebec, Canada U.S. Automotive Manufacturing, Inc..................... Tappahannock, Virginia Ultra Brake Corporation....................................... Boca Raton, Florida Universal Friction Composites.............................. Manheim, Pennsylvania Vaapco, Inc............................................................ Tappahannock, Virginia Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary.................................. Chesterfield, Missouri S.K. Wellman Corporation.................................... Solon, Ohio Wheeling Brake Block Manufacturing................... Wheeling, West Virginia caoPt-K A"3^1 P^- WfitrVC ft ' _$r. s/a/1 I FMS115327 FMS115328 Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 314 537-8700 July 20, 1993 Mr. Gil Laycock Friction Materials Standards Institute 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 Gil: In regard to your letter of July 8, 1993,1 wish to thank you for considering me for the position of Chairman of the Data Book and Technical Committee. The responsibilities and expenses connected with this position, particularly at the annual meeting, would however pose a problem in accepting this position. With deep regret I must at this time decline your offer. Thanks again for your offer. I am looking forward to continuing work as a member of the Data Book and Technical Committee, and our day-in and day-out activities concerning FMSI data. Sincerely, Brake Engineering sn REF/JMM9319 cc: A. Aaron FMS115329 Telephone <203) 452-1877 FAX (203) 482-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 October 14, 1993 Mr. John Mayer Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 Dear John: During the Institute's Annual Meeting, Doug Willsie, Chairman of the Data Book and Technical Committee, reviewed a listing of those who were contributors of data to the Institute over the past year. Your name was high on the list and specifically noted as a major contributor. On behalf of the Officers, Board of Directors, Membership and myself, I would like to thank you for your excellent work. One can only hope that all members of the Institute would be as cooperative and forthcoming with data as you, however, in any group there will be leaders and followers. Through the efforts of your company and more specifically your contributions, you are definitely one of the leaders in the industry. As we start into the gathering of 1994 data, we look forward to your continued excellent work. Again, I would like to add my own personal thanks for your cooperation. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id cc: Mr. W. Aymond FWIS115330 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203) 452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 July 8, 1993 Mr. John Mayer Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 Dear John: Enclosed are copies of the Meeting Report Booklets for the last 2 years. The Data Book and Technical Committee Reports are in Section 8 of both booklets. The report is partially generated by the new part and catalog information supplied by me. The report is given twice, at the Board of Directors Meeting and at the Membership Meeting. Technical Committee Chairmen (Data Book, Brake Performance and Health and Environmental Affairs) attend all functions at the Annual Meeting. With the current schedule the functions are: Friday - Reception - Officers, Directors & Technical Committee Chairmen Saturday - Board of Directors Meeting Reception - Members Sunday - Membership Meeting Reception and Dinner - Members Monday - Membership Meeting Look over the reports. As Chairman, you can paraphrase Doug's Report or put things in your own words. Probably the hardest part (or at least it is for me) is standing at a microphone in front of 40 or 50 people and reading the report, but, it can be done. Think it over and let me know if you would be interested in taking over the Committee replacing Doug Willsie. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosure FMS115331 Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary Chesterfield, MO 63017 314 537-8700 October 23, 1991 COOPER Mr. Gil Laycock Friction Materials Standards Institute 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 Subject: FMSI Assignments REF: JMM-91-36 Gil: Provided herewith are some new configurations which we believe need FMSI assignments. 1. 92-3501.01 37- Dosi Provided is one inner and one outer assembly from Audi Set 4A0698151. 2. 91-3562.01 f----- ------------ --------- Provided is one inner and one outer assembly from Subaru Setj26296PA020. This set is similar to 7228-D333 except plate thickness and lugs on inner shoe. 9y3 3- &>* Y 3. 91-3571.05 zirziizi; Provided is one inner and one outer pad assembly from Nissan Set 41060- \ 54C88. Two clip-on shims were provided in the set. >5^^ J 4. 92-3506.03 Provided is one of four identical pads from Mazda Set LA25-33-28Z. \ r)^so- osst^j 5. 92-3511.02 ------------ " " - Provided is one inner and one outer pad assembly from Mazda Set H3Y0-33-23Z. Four clip-on insulators were provided in the set. j_ 6. 92-3506.02 Provided is one of four identical pads found in Mazda Kit LAY3-33-28Z._ WdA-P S73_. 7. 92-3506-04 -- Provided is one of four identical drum shoe and linings found in Mazda Set B5Y7- 26-38Z. FMS115332 Mr. Gil Laycock Friction Materials Standards Institute Page 2 October 23, 1991 92-3611.01 W33-D5S5 8. Provided is one inner and one outer assembly from Mazda Pad Set JOY 1-26-43Z. Four clip-on insulators were provided. This set is similar to 727740390] The applications for the parts provided are shown on the attached data sheets. Sincerely yours. 'John M. Mayer Brake Engineering sn attachment cc: A. R. Wadum FMS115333 MC6RMS0H WAGNER" Waijner Division, McGraw-Edison Company Travel and Entertainment Expense Report NAME .........tows -I l :> i H I .1 st: ^#0". r PERIOD OUVEHt 12 I HUM 6-?/ IO *7c 7/ 6' -I 'I NO 'I (.1 I ji I l ? A (,(.( H IN I YCjl 1 LI: Ul Ami j ;,l -Mi dll Ml/i ; .. i 1 < ' i t: -.i ji-1 m > f 11 i f.M *f :> i ENK.Hf 'UN 1 T<? /ifiRKfiftS TftftQt fofi. ft/vU! snefriftc,- f-MOf - B -jlAkL TfiNot /V)f$C<-jtQ6~jL 0. PHoft7 559 00 iiii i iii iii to?'pH i 11i1i 5'so ti tiiiii TAO iiiii i 1 ! t ! t 1 iii ii i 1 prnsi-MKfMb TBXOf. /husc.J 01- L<P pnoftt 04 0 yo fo5\iien t&C 8/j(Y~R7Pi- CfiP 6AS ii falsi Xl,M- faRPOlCt ppPhft'U iiiiii fto re; r <71 pO ft#ft- 6 9 -r &> fi R//*/n/,&J-p 7Tr" ft/*'*/ iiiiiifiiiiiiii! ieo >ii\ iiiiii ii ttlI1lii\i\i ti I il i (' - i t i i i ! -i i TOTAL EXPENSE, OH CARRY OVEH, FOR PERIOD : iiiii iii1ii m e$ *//:<(? n\oo i tii i NE i AUTO EXPENSE (| mmi,1 (. 8 TOTAL ft 63 so 1 06 nit 0 n3\01 131 <w X i M XI 00 Am. yv'L TOTAL EXPENSE FOR PERIOD ,\ I Tt? cec/ Pf r*- ?'// 50 jrs-ff 00 Instructions tor use of columns: Col 2 Use as many lines as necessary for each day. Col. 3 Railroad |RR) Air Travel (Air) Steamship ISS) oi Auto Heni.il I mis IAR) Col. 6 Entertainment- Show complete detail or. ( 12-S13i$f1-()0lJi IOTAI AMOUNT DUE^COMPANY/^J/rl 7S& oo S L$S& cp TOTAL AMT DUE EMPLOYEE f S 383 \7 Col 1 Miscellaneous- Tips (evcluding meals)-Local transportation -Postage-Telegraph--Telephone Total 1,1 columns 3 to 7 inclusive musl equal total ol column a Distribution Send original to headquai lers lor reimbursement 1st copy lor departmental records. 2nd co,)>' lor "'d,vldual (He FMSI 15334 Harratis Lake Tahoe Resort Casino. `SERVING PEOPLE BETTER" P.O. Box 8. LAKE TAHOE, NV 89449 RESERVATIONS (800) 648-3773 GUEST INFORMATION (702) 588-6611 Name JUHN MAYER yydress X ):IRAK E \Room L. 54 1 iRate Alrive 6/10/91 Depart 6 / 1 2 / 9 1 Persons 1 Deposit Amount Company Name Convention Code LI iiXi Travel Agent No. .5 I 455 <`222 T 930 R USABELL PKW CHEST ERE I ELI) MO o ,6 0 ( i RES .to 84 g I Ml ID 3339837912 <-\ f `t 1----1 111 II's T F'AY EliL 10 I'MM. SMOKER 1 NON SMOKER FIRST AVAILABLE ROOM C A P. ELEVATOR credit card holder's signature iif applicable) EXPRESS CHECK-OUT O EXPRESS CHECK-OUT AUTHORIZATION SIGNATURE j fV i.; A j.| * < T 11 11 ' I- ^ Y(|ll 1 \/l j;:`H ...... ......................... " Money or items of value must be placed in safe-deposit boxes which are provided witfiout V ( |j Ij^chamopl^ierronl Desk, otherwise Harrahs will nol be liable for any loss ................. CHECK-OUT TIME IS 12 NOON DATE 6/10/91 6/10/91 6/10/91 6/11/91 6/12/91 KEl' EREMCE DESCR IPTION CK I'It S 33398V000058 ROOM CHARGE I... 541 L. 341 TAX 3339 8 3 791201 A F' P I... 5. E 0 017 P 0 31 ( 333983793061LONG )US1 A i' (: I CAM. 481 A 3148312119 |:;x I 54 1 06/10 18 : 12 48 1 A 333999000056 ROOM CHARGE I.. 94 1 I. 541 I AX 334003804766 LONG DISTANCE GAIL 157A 3148313771 EXT 541 06/12 09:56 157A AMOUNI VB. 00 7 04 1 0 3.8 4 4,06 9B.00 7.84 3.07 C/8 C A31 IJ.L K I 01 i 1 2 FMS115335 FMSI 15336 FEBRUARY 1, 1991 ANNOUNCEMENT WAGNER BRAKE SUBSIDIARY OF COOPER INDUSTRIES, INC. WILL BE DISCONTINUING ENGINEERING OPERATIONS AT THE CRAIG ROAD FACILITY IN ST. LOUIS. THE PHASEOUT OF ENGINEERING OPERATIONS WILL TAKE APPROXIMATELY 90 DAYS. ENGINEERING FUNCTIONS WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO VARIOUS FACILITIES INCLUDING THE DIVISION OFFICE AND SEVERAL PLANT LOCATIONS. THE COMPANY HAS ADVISED THE UNION THAT DURING THE PHASEOUT PERIOD ALL BARGAINING UNIT EMPLOYEES DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY RELATED TO SUCH OPERATIONS WILL BE TERMINATED. SALARIED EMPLOYEES WILL BE MET WITH ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS TO DISCUSS INDIVIDUAL OPPORTUNITIES AND/OR SEVERANCE PACKAGES. William Aymond V.P. Operations FMSI 15337 COOPER industries! /AGNER BRAKE November 12, 1990 g/y 5-3V 5,00 F.M.S.I % Marshall Granger & Company 1600 Harrison Avenue Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Dear Sir or Madam: Please initiate the following changes for Cooper Industries, Wagner Brake Subsidiary, 930 Roosevelt Parkway, Chesterfield, MO 63017. Current Delegate Thomas R. Rokos Vice President, Operations Alternate Delegate Thomas Scott 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Change To: William A. Aymond Vice President, Operations William F. Little Productos De Frenos 4630 Border Village Road Suite O - 689 San Diego, CA 92073 Contact: Debra J. Davis Executive Secretary, Operations Wagner Brake 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 Executive Secretary, Operations Wagner Brake 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 002DJD110790 FMS115338 WAGNER COOPER INDUSTRIES We are in the process of some reorganization and would appreciate these above changes being initiated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, 7auSM' J Debra J. Davis Executive Secretary, Operations 002DJD110790 FMSI 15339 Telephone (203)452-1077 FAX (203) 452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 December 12, 1990 Mr- John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Enclosed is a copy of the last 5 years (approximately) of FMSI assignments with O.E. part number and edgecode taken from original sample. This listing is intended to replace the "SemiMetallic" Bulletin which we traditionally have published in February. Since we will no longer be making the arbitrary decision of is it semi-met or not and no longer publish a "SemiMet" Bulletin. Obviously this is not a complete list of all O.E. numbers that correspond to FMS assignments with the edgecode, but we have tried to get all the information we had in our files into this list. There are a few areas where we do not have either the O.E. part number of material type. These are marked with "N/A". Knowing that you have a wealth of history in your files or parts room could you take a look at those areas where we have "N/A" and give us what you have to fill in the holes. We will be distributing this listing in February to all Delegates and Alternates in place of the "Semi-Metallic" Bulletin. So if you could take a look for the missing information at your convenience it would be appreciated. Thank you. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosure FMSI 15340 Telephone (203) 452-1B77 FAX (203) 452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 November 28, 1990 Mr. Tom Wall Cooper Industries Wagner Brake Subsidiary 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 Dear Tom: Thank you for your note concerning the Delegate and Alternate from Wagner Brake. We look forward to your participation at the Annual Meeting, June 10-12, 1991 at Harrahs, Lake Tahoe. Enclosed is a copy of the minutes of our 1990 Annual Meeting along with the report booklet of the various reports which are presented by the Officers and Committee Chairmen at the meeting. You may want to look them over to see who attends and what sort of business is conducted at the meeting. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosures FMS115341 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 November 15, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Re: Mazda 626, MX6 We assigned FMS 7288-D514 to Mazda part G211-33-28Z per your data sheet 89-3526.4 with application 1989 MY. D514 shoe is D399 without holes in outside radius. Please refer to your data sheet 90-3502.5 for 1990 Mazda 626, MX6 part number GN60-33-28Z. Would this also be a 7288-D514 assignment? Thank you. Sincerely, STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:ld FMS115342 WAGNER BRAKE COOPER INDUSTRIES October 31, 1990 Thomas D. Wall Vice President and General Manager Mr. Gil Laycock F.M.S.I. 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 Dear Gil: Thanks for the call to remind me about our representatives to F.M.S.I. Here are our preferences: Delegate Thomas D. Wall Vice President and General Manager Alternate William A. Aymond Vice President of Operations I look forward to meeting with you soon. Sincerely TDWtrqd copy: William Aymond 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 (314) 537-8700 FMS115343 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 October 16, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: ' Enclosed is a copy of the minutes of the 1990 FMSI Annual Meeting which was held last June in Stuart, Florida. For your reference next years meeting is scheduled for Harrah's - Lake Tahoe, June 10-12, 1991. You may wish to pencil this in on your calendar. Also, should anyone ask, you do not have to be a Delegate or Alternate to attend the meeting. For instance in the "Others Present" section of page 1, only Max Sleeth - President and Ed Kaufman were Alternates, all others were "guests". When talking to Tom Wall today, I got the impression that there will be an increase in FMSI Annual Meeting participation by Wagner which is welcome. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosures FMS115344 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 August 31,1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Referring to your sheets 90-3545 and 90-3583, the 1990 Hyundai Excel (1990 Mitsubishi Precis) set 58101 24A00 is not 7293-D440, due to steel, pad and O.A.T. differences. Otherwise configuration is the same. Hyundai 58101 32A00 7293-D440 Hyundai 58101 24A00 Pad Steel OAT Pad Steel OAT .382 .197 .579 .358 .236 .594 Material is different also, but that does not affect the change. We are getting samples from Allied to verify 58101 24A00 dimensions for new assignment. FYI Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE FMS115345 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 August 21, 1990 , Mr. Arnold Waddam Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear Arnold: At the June 1989 Annual Membership Meeting a Rivet Pattern Sub committee of the Data Book and Technical Committee was established. Your name was submitted as a possible participant on this Committee. A number of concerns were also expressed by several members of the Institute concerning the function of the Committee and its effect upon the Institute. After obtaining a legal opinion from the Institute counsel, reviewed by the Board of Directors and a careful reading of the Institute Constitution, it was decided that the Committee function to "Recommend" Rivet Patterns was not in the best interest of the Institute. It also did not concur with Article II, Section d of the. Institute's Constitution which reads in part: The object of this Institute shall be to collect, assemble and disseminate to members of the said industry, scientific, engineering, technological, statistical and other relevant information... The decision to disband this Committee was made by the Board of Directors at the 1990 June Annual Meeting on June 11th and presented to those members present at the Membership Meeting on June 12th. This decision is detailed in the Minutes of the Membership Meeting which will be distributed shortly. The Institute would like to thank you for your willingness to participate on this Committee and support of the Institute. We look forward to your continued support. Thank you. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE FMSI 15346 Telephone (203)452-1077 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 August 2, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Referring to your letter of July 20, JMM-90-73, concerning Toyota 04495-12181 FMSI 372 shoe. We have decided to go with the 372 shoe assignment and modify drawing to show hole or notch alternate configurations. As you noted, you already have a 50/50 mix of these in your bond shops. The S635 shoe number will be used for another assignment since it was not published. You, Allied Signal and Brake Parts Inc. were the only parties involved in the discussions and all are aware of the continued use of the 372,shoe. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE FMSI 15347 WAGNER COOPER NOUSTNICS July 20, 1990 trhO S&3S __ ^r Mr. Gil Laycock Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. 588 Monroe Turnpike .' Monroe, CT 06468 Subject: FMSI 372 vs. S-*35 Shoe Core Gil: jPc- . SMS* W Vj V V OO *-* tsi <T\ / V-lUiwocUeo REF: JMM-90-73 tU**-^** . TWLat G? i (___-- Reference your letter of July 12, 1990. I samples on the question of should there be ai that there are four OEM-service-part-numbei as follows: Wagner OEM Number Ref Number the history and previous OEM oe assignment, we have noted ved in this question. They are Application 04495-12181 04495-12130 04495-12060 04497-12010 90-3536 89-3535 82-384 74-906 Toyota Corolla 4 W.D., 1990 Toyota Corolla 4 W.D., 1988-89 Toyota Corolla 1200 CC 1979-75 Toyota Corolla 1200 CC 1974-71 We have also learned that the 04497-12010 set has been superseded by 04495-12060. In checking OEM samples of 04495-12181, 04495-12130 and 04495-12060, we have found that these three sets have shoes that match the configuration on your S-635 print. We do not have OEM samples of the original 04497-12010 set. We believe that it does match the original FMSI 372 configuration because about 50 percent of our used shoe cores were found to match the original 372 and about 50 percent of our used cores were reported to match the S-635 configuration. The question for the FMSI on this matter is, do we wish to reassign a new S-635 shoe for applications back to 1975, or should the 372 shoe have notes added to the illustration to indicate a design change occurred in 1975 which is interchangeable with the 372 shoes produced prior to 1975. I lean towards keeping the 372 designation for the newer applications (75-90). This is, however, a matter which other FMSImembers may have differing and more significant views on. Very truly yours. ^ohn M. Mayer Brake Engineering sn cc: R. Bueler B. Chabot T. K indell Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 51(1 /8C1-CJ(in C. Stallworth A. Wadum FMS115348 Telephone (203)452-1077 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 July 12, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Re your sheet 89-3535-3, your p/n 372A. We have received two sample from Bendix and Brake Parts Inc. of the shoe which is similar to 372. The two parts were Toyota part numbers 04495-12131 and 04495-12181. They had different materials and were listed for 1989 and 90 respectively. In addition to the hole you noted as replacing the cut out in the web, the notch for the parking brake strut appears to be a different configuration (if the 372 shoe drawing is representative of the original sample). We have assigned shoe number S635 to the "new" part. enclosing copies of both drawings for your reference. I am Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosures FMS115349 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 July 10, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: You supplied me the sample for 7369-D489 and I believe I may have missed two features when I drew up the sketch. There are a couple of upsets or nicks in the back of the steel which I am told hold snap-on wear sensors. Could you check your sample and mark on the enclosed drawing the approximate size and position of the upsets. Thank you. 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This along with the Institutes' Constitution (copy enclosed) Article II Section D were the major factors considered when the Board of Directors voted to abolish the "Rivet Pattern" Sub-Committee. It will be a while before the minutes of the Membership Meeting are reviewed by legal so I figured I would send you these in advance. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosures FMS115353 Telephone (203) 452-1B77 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 May 18, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Please refer to the enclosed copies of your letters of March 19th and 27th, which accompanied samples. We will be shipping these back to you shortly. While I was working on the above, I received 3 boxes of samples from Ray Boggia at Allied Aftermarket, E. Providence, RI. However, I will finish up your other two boxes of "stuff" first. Keep those cards and letters coming. Sincerely, [DARDS INSTITUTE GNL:Id Enclosures FMSI 15354 m WAGNER March 19. 1990 Mr. Gil Laycock Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 REF: JMM-90-22 Gil: Provided herewith are the following items for which we believe new FMSi assignments are needed. \(e ' 1. 90-3532.01 Provided is one of four identical pads from Mazda Set FB06-49-280A. This is the rear set for 1990 RX7. Insulators were not provided. This set is the same as FMSI 7186-D332 except the projection on the back of the shoes have been moved higher. Also provided herewith for your comparison is an FMSI 7186-D332 assembly. 2. 90-3512.02 _/v Provided is one inner and one outer assembly from Nissan Kit 44060-21P85. )3fe0-DH'! This is the rear semi-metallic set for 1990 Infiniti Coupe. 3. -- _ _ * I P* t O(o3" ) 90-3512.04 rPiUroVvIUidCeUd 1is9 voinlee voif tuhirieeec iivdeemntiivcaail aa^sasecimiivbulieeas baunmd voniwe unique minun'er assembly found in Nissan Kit ilflO GOUPTl This is the rear set for Infiniti Sedan. 4. 90-3531.02 0 - fcoU `Srt* r O// Provided is one innrr gnd onn mifpr nrirmhly from Mitsubishi Set MB699174. ^ I This is the front set ftJrEagle Talon. 5. 90-3530.01 V------- ------------- -- 2/ r\ Provided is one of four identical pads found in Porsche Set 964-352-94901. This is the rear organic setAor 911 with 2 W.D. c/n/9 o Very truly yours, ''John M. Mayer * Brake Engineering sn Enclosures cc: Mr. R. C. Bueler Ms. J. F. McKinney Mr. A. R. Wadum Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road Si Louis, Missouri 63146 314/851-534,0 (X-B DU (VTSUB ^ 9ixj m--LA-s fc. (2-. FMSI 15355 WAGNER March 27, 1990 Mr. Gil Laycock Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. 588 Monroe Turnpike Monroe, CT 06468 JMM-90-24 Gil: Provided are the following parts which we believe need new FMSI assignments. 2. 3/ 88-8502.05 S 07 Provided is one International rear shoe 4406-0Z5-066 for LFE 400 88-87. 90-3524.04 Provided is one reverse shoe from Nissan Kit 44060-37G26. The forward shoes in the set were the same as the reverse except less pivot pins. This is the rear shoe for 1990 Nissan 4 WD truck. 3. 89-3529.01 Provided is one inner and one outer shoe from Subaru Set 725193040 for 1989 Justy DL and GL front. Your attention to this request is most appreciated. Very truly yours, . Brake Engineering sn Enclosures cc: Ms. J. F. McKinney Mr. A. R. Wadum Wagner Division Cooper Industries. Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 314/851-5340 FMS115356 WAGNER BRAKE COOPER --f75 V UO-tx-A, >w^r--- April 25, 1990 Marshall Granger & Company 1600 Harrison Avenue Mamaroneck, New York 10543 Dear Sir or Madam: Enclosed is the information requested by Friction Materials standards Institute to be reported to your firm. Please note and make the appropriate change to your records, Brenda Matthews is no longer with Wagner. The new contact name is Ms. Debra J. Davis. The address remains the same, please relay this information to the appropriate parties within your organization and to Friction Materials Institute. _ Sincerely, Executive Secretary :155-2 930 Roosevelt Parkway Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 (314) 537-8700 FMS115357 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203)452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 ` March 28, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Re: Your Sheet 90-3507, Ford Motor Company Item 3 Front Pads for 1990 Lincoln Continental Mark VII In the strict interpretation of our rule for new assignments the set should have a new puck and steel assignment.. Our assignment was 7082B-D200 and we have gone to press with it for the 1990 Catalog. However, comparing the Published sizes with your measurements we see the following: STEEL LIMING m OUT IN OUT 7082B-D200 Your Measurements .224 .232 .220 .189 .450 >418 .400 373 Difference .008 .031 .034 .027 will write to FDP to see if we can get the latest drawings Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE FMSl 15358 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203) 452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 March 15, 1990 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Referring to your note of February 22, 1990, concerning the Mitsubishi ''Drum in Hat" parking brake 596 shoe. We included the information in the 1990 Catalog which is at the printer. I wonder if the same situation applies to the 1415-610 shoe set. You sent us the samples. Could you check your sources? Sincerely, GNL:Id FMSI 15359 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203) 452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. March 9, 1990 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 Mr. Paul Wiehl Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 200 Circle Drive North Piscataway, NJ 08855 Dear Paul: Referring to our conversation concerning the 1988 Automotive Data Books which you have in inventory, the Institute would like to Purchase 1,000 of the Catalogs if it acceptable to you. Another possible way of handling the transaction would be for the Institute to have Tweddle invoice us for 1,000 of your 1990 Catalogs and invoice you for the balance of your order. We could handle this when the orders are sent to Tweddle. We are audited annually and I would like to keep the books as clean as possible. I would have difficulty explaining the appearance of 1,000 Catalogs at no cost. I feel that when the 1990 Catalogs are published some demand for the 1988 Edition may be generated because there are over 100 entries in the 1990 book which say "see 1988 book" for deleted items due to our 14 year window. Let me stress, again, that the Institute wants to pay for the Catalogs. We can handle it with an invoice from Wagner for the Catalogs or an adjustment in the billing for the 1990 Catalogs. Please let me know which way you want to proceed. That is provided you can spare the 1,000 1988 Automotive Data Books. GNL:Id pMS115360 G-tL- C.AfC0CK-FP1S7 TheiBustrations are^ a<ir--raWnMgeMdtj according#t*oiirnaAm6ynmov--emrBalIlmlaemns*Sgtmth Drawings 353-361 (Dwg.353) SHOE D2S7-I 7106A 156.5 (6.16) Plate 5.0 (.197) (Dwg. 358) SH0ED50-I 788 7013A 6.21 Plate .224 (Dwg.354) SHOE 0257-0 7106A Insulators 156.5 (6.16) Plate 5.0 (.197) (Dwg. 359) SH0ED5D-0 788 7013A OEM Shoes have insulator 7.20 Plate .164 (Dwg. 355) Third lug added to position insulators Plate 5.7 Q\J------ (-224) OEM Shoes have insulator Replacement Outer Shoes have bent flange guides for attaching to caliper (Dwg. 360) SHOE 092-1 7013A 6.24 Plate .224 Slightly longer with end sections narrower than 0-50-1. OEM Shoes have insulator (Dwg. 361) SHOE 092-0 7013A 7.20 Plate .164 (Dwg. 357) SHOET 7028A D360-0 = D50-0 0360 riveted; D375 molded Plate .125 Friction Materials Standards institute, Inc. Same as D-50-0 OEM Shoes have insulator C yr- S'HO^O CfKE *s/0/t 5c?" Ycr^n ______________'<f/2 <f/<?7__________ 131 FMSI 15361 Telephone (203)452-1877 FAX (203) 452-7951 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. 588 MONROE TURNPIKE MONROE, CT 06468 December 27, 1989 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: Referring to your letter JMM-89-133, concerning 597 and 601 shoe assignments, we agree. We are cancelling the 601 shoe assignment. The correction will appear in the next shoe Bulletin No. 153. Sincerely, Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. GNL:Id FMSI 15362 I^F WAGNER COOPER INDUSTRIES vJ September 19, 1989 JMM-89-133 314-851-5340 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE Bergen Mall Office Center E-210, Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Attn: Gil Laycock Subject: FMSI Assigments 597 v Gil: Provided herewith for your review is one FMSI 597 shoe from Toyota set 04495-01030 and one FMSI 601 shoe from Toyota set 04495-12100. I believe the 601 shoe is a duplicate of the 597 shoe. This problem was brought to my attention by Mr. Edgar Flores of E.P.E. Incorporated. In looking over my records on these part numbers, it appears that the 601 shoe was sent in while we were waiting for the 597 assignment to be issued. Somehow we missed picking up on the duplication. If you agree, I propose that the 601 assignment be cancelled on the next shoe bulletin. Very truly yours, WAGNER DIVISION COOPER INDUSTRIES, INC. John M. Mayer Brake Engineering JMM:dr cc: R. C. Bueler E. Flores A. R. Wadum Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 FMS115363 COOPER [industries WAGNER Re: JMM-89-129 314-851-5340 Page 1 of 2 September 7, 1989 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE Bergen Mall Office Center E-210, Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Attn: Gil Laycock Gil: Confirming our phone conversation of 9/6/89 and in reply to your letter of 8/31/89, please be advised of the following: You are correct, our 89-3527 data sheet is incorrectly indicating that the Toyota rear pad set 04492-22090 is used on 1989 Toyota truck applications. After reviewing your question with our sources at Chilton, we were advised that the 04492-22090 (FMSI 7319-D432) set is only used on rear Cressida applications. Your information is also correct which indicates that the 04495-30040 shoe set is not used on 1989 Toyota Camry as indicated on our 89-3527 data sheet. The correct Toyota part number for the rear shoe set on 1989 Camry should be 04495-32021 based on a recheck of OEM cataloging information. In regards to the shoes which were inadvertently given the FMSI-S611 assignment based on our previous application data, we agree that the S611 assignment should be cancelled. The shoes in the 04495-30040 set were functional equivalents of the FMSI 387 shoes except indented shoe rides were used in place of the original lanced type shoe ride. As this appears to be an OEM service product change, current FMSI policy does not allow for the recognition of this change. Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 FMS115364 WAGNER COOPER INDUSTRIES JMM-89-129 Page 2 of 2 One other item noted on our review of the 387 versus S611 shoe assignment was that the last published illustration of the 387 shoe only shows two shoe rides on the shoe table edge. There are actually three lanced shoe rides on each side of the table. We do not have a FMSI print of the 387 shoe to determine if the center shoe ride is also missing on the FMSI print. If it is, we can provide a sample 387 shoe to enable the drawing to be updated. Thanks for bringing this problem to our attention before it adversely affected our cataloging and we regret the inconvenience this has caused the FMSI. Very truly yours, WAGNER DIVISION COOPER INDUSTRIES, INC. John M. Mayer Brake Engineering JMM:dr cc: R. C. Bueler C. Stallworth/Chilton A. R. Wadum P. Wiehl FMS115365 Telephone (20V) 645-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS N J. 07652 INC. August 31, 1989 Mr. John Mayer Wagner Div. Cooper Ind. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Inc Dear John, We have gotten several inquiries concerning two assignments we made from your sheet 89-3527 and samples for Toyota. The first involves 89-3527-2, the rear pads for Item 1 - Cressida, Truck 4x2, 1/2 ton w/ long & extra long bed. One member has checked the O.E. micro-fiche for rear caliper and pad set for the trucks and can find none. He // also checked with the dealer and they have no listing for a rear disc on the truck. He also just bought a 1989 Toyota truck so he is familiar with the vehicle. He said the Cressida listing is OK. Would you please double check your sources and advise before we issue a correction. or i/ /fO The second question concerns 89-3527-4, the rear shoe for a 1989 Camry Two shoe suppliers say P/N 04495-30040 is an old shoe for Toyota Crown 1968-1972 - FMSI 8108-387. Copies of their inquiries are attached. Util says the 1989 Camry rear is P/N 04495-32020/1 - FMSI 1385-587 a carry over from 1988. Again, please double check your sources and advise before we cancel the S611 assignment and publish a correction. Sincerely. FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE G.N. Laycock Executive Director FMSI 15366 K u s -3527 Sheet 1 o f 3 Car M fgr.-T oyota P arts C ategory-F O rig in a te d by-BBA Year-SEE TEXT D ate-12/05/88 "D l l " 1 1 l9t FMS115367 mi MK KABHIYAMA CDRP. FACTORY 1091 Nagaioro. Saku-city. Nagano-pref 385 JAPAN TEL:0267*67-1161 FAX: 0267-67-1833 OVERSEAS DIVISION 3F Takanawa No.6 Bldg-. 2-4. 2 Chome. Hacchobori. Chuo-ku TOKYO. 104 JAPAN TEL: 03-555-1531 FAX: 03-555-1266 TLX: 2524601 TMKP-J JULY 5, 1989 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 INSTITUTE, INC. Attention: Mr. E. W. Drislane, Executive Director Dear Sirs, Firstly we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the informations of FMS and FMSI. We have an inquiry regarding your last informations of brake shoe. This item, SHOE FMS S611 on following sheet have registered long time ago, so we consider that this' shoe is not used for new model cars at the present time. We would appreciate if you cofirmed once again. Looking forward to receiving your comments by return. Thanking you in anticipation. ; Sincerely yours MK KASHIYAMA C0RP FMS115368 11:26 UTIL AUTOMOTIVE UTIL AUTOMOTIVE, INC. GARDENA, CALIFORNIA TELEFAX: (213) 323-9895 FROM: UTIL AUTOMOTIVE, INC. FROM THE DESK OR; k^.SX.TO: TO THE ATTENTION.OF: Chri's LniL-Son. (zj// L-Glj CoclK.. s.s (j/! , 1 JXu/ii piere rr error -. . 'Ac.. astj/***/ of son- S6//', /W?oyof Canrj / rcof r0jX-300^0. '' ' /* r- -r '//r Jorma.ifor j oJ ZcoZ 1%of Me r fwy JsUes s omr-w*/* 5^ 7 77?- dzshown & OE # ows-wyo /s fast o s/o?-2S7. er*j O l " /' f ) \! fo) 7 o Cxoojn - i r !?'i nX-J'^O l f iO .' t. x j C'(J, -/ kk . . `J.: /.-I /{-(rr-''* FMSI 15369 ; :: whgner Dlv pahsipany CSP For Information of Employees 6/16/89 WAGNER TO BECOME TWO DIVISIONS In order to pursue the growth opportunity* In our major product lints md to glvt them the management and staff attention this requires, plans are being made to divide what 1$ now the Uagntr Division into two businesses. Between now and the end of the year, we expect to regroup our present operations under two new divisions as shown below; WAGNER ELECTRIC DIVISION WAGNER BRAKE DIVISION Balden Automotive Wire A Cable Operations Dumas, AR Naparvllle, 1L Memphis, TN Wagner Operations Boas, Al Cantury Operations St. Louis, MO Wagner Lighting Operations Soyertown end Weatherly, PA Sevlervllle and Sparta, TN lighting Engineering Center Whlppany, NJ Distribution Canter Ptscatawey, NJ Kansas City, KS Torrance, CA Dallas, TX Tullahoma, TN Brake fluid Oparatlom St. Louis (Berkeley), MO Brake Engineering Center St. Louis, MO Guardian Operations Brighton, MA Fort Worth, TX ReeianufacturlnQ Facilities Torrance, CA Hilliard, OH Memphis, TN Wagner Canada Bramelee, Ontario Frank Hayes will become Vice President and General Managar of the Wagner Electric Division. John Gethln, formerly Executive Vice President of Echlln, Inc, in Branford, Connecticut will be joining Cooper as Vice President and General Manager of the Wagner Brake Division. This reorganization anticipates the transfer of tht headquarters offices of Wagner Brake from Its present location In Parilppany, New Jersey to $t. Louis, Missouri. We expect this move to begin In lets August or early September and to be completed by the end of the year. Some people will be asked to make the transfer. Others will be asked to remain on the job until the move has been completed, for which severance pay will be paid. The Wagner Electric Division headquarters will remain In Parslppany. C. 8aker Cunnlngnw Executive Vic* president - Ooratinn* FMS115370 For information of Employees 5/16/69 WAGNER TO BECOME TWO DIVISIONS In order to pursue the growth opportunities In our major product '5nes md to give thorn the management and staff attention this requires, plans art being made to divide what is now the Wagner Division into two businesses. Between now and the end of the year, we expect to regroup our present operations under two new divisions a$ shown below; WAGNER ELECTRIC DIVISION Belden Automotive Wire l Cable Operations Duaisa, AR NepervlH*. IL Memphis, TN Wagner Lighting Operations Boyertown and Weatherly, PA Sevlervllle and Sparta, TN Lighting Engineering Center Whlppany, NJ WAGNER BRAKE DIVISION Wagner Operations Boar, Al Century Operations St. Louis, MO Distribution Canter Plseataway, NJ Kansas City, K$ Torrance, CA Dallas, TX TuUahoma, TN Brake Fluid Operations St, Louis (Berkeley), MO Brake Engineering Center St. Loull, HO Guardian Operations Brighton MA Fort Worth, TX Remanufactoring Facilities Torrance, CA Hilliard, OH MempMi, TN Wagner Canada Brunei ea Ontario Frank Mayes will become Vice President and General Managar of the Wagner Electric Division. John Gethln, formerly Executive Vice President of Echlln, Inc, in Branford, Connecticut will be joining Cooper as Vice President and General Manager of the Wagner Brake Division. Thlt reorganization anticipates the transfer of the headquarters offices of Wagner Brake from Its present location In Parslppany, New Jersey to St. Louis, Missouri. We expect this move to begin in late August or early September and to be completed by the end of the year. Some people will be asked to make tha transfer. Others will be asked to remain on the lob until the move his been completed, for which severance pay will be paid, Th* Wagner Electric Division headquarters will remain In Parslppany. C. Baker Cunningham Executive Vice President - Ooeratiofu FMSI 15371 Tilvhoni (201) 845-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J. 07652 INC. June 16, 1989 Mr. John M. Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: . We are currently working on your latest shipment of new parts and have en countered a question that you can probably answer. We are working on your item 89-3541.1 Porsche 944.351.951.02. While there are significant differ ences in both pad and steel to use new numbers for both a question came up on the size of the D251 steel. The D251 steel shows a length dimension of 89.0 mm (3.50"), copy of drawing attached. However, both the new-sample 89-3541.1 and the old sample 82-391.2 measure 89.7 mm (3.53"). Could you check your manufacturing drawing to verify the length dimension on the D251 steel? I have just encountered the same situation on your item 89-3541.2 Porsche 951.351.939.04. Your sample measures (with Verniers) 3.846" - (3.85 rounded to two places) or 97.7 mm. Could you check your manufacturing prints for your 7238-D345 set for the length dimension? Also, your item 89-3541.3 Porsche part 928.351.939.04 measures 5.185" (5.19 rounded). The referenced part 7262-D372 is shown as 5.16 length. Could you check your manufacturing prints for your 7262-D372 for the length dimension? Looking at the Porsche materials, the three samples of Textar T400FF and Textar T426FF, they do not fit what has been seen domestically as semi-metal lic with the major ingredients being steel wool and iron powder. Therefore, we classified them as "organic (High Metal Content)". Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE G. N. Laycock Executive Director GNL/dr Enc. FMSl 15372 FMS115373 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION May 12, 1989 Boston Operations TO ALL GUARDIAN SUPPLIERS: In accordance with applicable government and prime contract requirements, we are required annually to verify the business size of our suppliers and subcontractors, and validate their compatibility with existing government policies dealing with equal opportunity, minority business and surplus labor practices. Executive orders 11246 and 11375, as amended, and the rules and regulations of the Secretary of Labor provide that, without regard to number of employees, government prime contractors and subcontractors must solicit certification on non-segregated facilities and include the Equal Opportunity Clause requirements with any purchase order or contract exceeding amounts prescribed by law. To reduce the number of requests for certifications, we are main taining our records based on annual certification, insofar as possible. Accordingly, we ask that you complete and return the enclosed compliance certification form within fifteen (15) days of receipt. Response to the question concerning number of employees should take all employees into consideration, including those of affiliates, subsidiaries and parent company. Your continued cooperation and expedient reply is appreciated Sincarely yours ThdmAs R. Bowman Manager of Purchases TRB:cpn70 Attachment PLEASE USE ENCLOSED RETURN ADDRESS ENVELOPE 145 NORTH BEACON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02135 (617) 787-9000 FMS115374 Compliance Certification Information Sheet I. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY A. NON-SEGREGATED FACILITIES REQUIREMENTS Notice to prospective subcontractors of requirement for certification of non-segregated facilities. , A Certification of Non-segregated Facilities, is required by 41 CRF, Part 60-1, as amended. It must be sut mitted prior to the award of a subcontract exceeding SI 0,000 which is not exempt from the provisions of thE Equal Opportunity Clause. The Certification must be submitted before award of subcontract and annually thereafter. (Note: The penalty for making false statements in offers is prescribed in 18 USC 1001.) 2. Certification of Non-Segregated Facilities The bidder, offeror, applicant, or seller certifies that he does not maintain or provide for his employees any segregated facilities at any of his establishments, and that he does not permit his employees to perform thesr services at any location, under his control, where segregated facilities are maintained. He certifies further thr. he will not maintain or provide for his employees any segregated facilities at any of his establishments, and that he will not permit his employees to perform their services at any location, under his control, where segregatec facilities are maintained. The bidder, offeror, applicant, or seller agrees that a breach of this Cenification is a violation of the Equal Opportunity Clause in this order. As used in this Certification, the term "segregated facilities" means any waiting rooms, work areas, rest rooms and wash rooms, restaurants and other eating areas, time clacks, locker rooms and other storage or dressing areas, parking lots, drinking fountains, recreation or enter tainment areas, transportation, and housing facilities provided for employees which are segregated by explicit directive or are in fact segregated on the basis of race, color, religion or national origin, because of habit, local custom or otherwise. He further agrees that (except wherehe has obtained identical certifications from proposed subcontractors for specific time periods) he will obtain identical certifications from proposed subcontractors prior to the award of subcontracts exceeding $10,000 which are not exempt from the provisions of Equal Opportunity Clause; that he will retain such certifications in his files; and that he will forward the following notice to such proposed subcontractors (except where the proposed subcontractors have submitted identical Certifications for specific time periods): NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE SUBCONTRACTORS OF REQUIREMENT FOR CERTIFICATIONS OF NON-SEGREGATED FACILITIES A Certification of Nan-Segregated Facilities, as required by 41 CFR, Part 60-1, as amended, must be sub mitted prior to the award of a subcontract exceeding $10,000 which is not exempt from the provisions of the Equal Opportunity Clause. The Certification may be submitted either for each subcontract or for ail subcontracts during a period (i.e., quarterly, semi-annually, or annually). (Note: The penalty for making false statements in offers is prescribed in 18 USC 1001.) B. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CLAUSE During the performance of this order, Seiler agrees as follows: 1. Seiler will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Seller will take affirmative action to ensure that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated during employment, without regard to their race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Such action shall include, but not be limited to the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer, recruitment or recruitment advertising, layoff or termination, rates of pay or other forms of compensation, and selection for training, including apprenticeship. Seiler agrees to post in conspicuous places, available to employees and applicants for employment, notices to be provided by the Contracting Officer setting forth the provisions of this non discrimination clause. 2. Seller will, in all solicitations or advertisements for employees placed by or on behalf of Seiler, state that ail qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. 3. Seller will send to each labor union or representative of workers with which he has a collective bargaining agree ment or .other contract or understanding, a notice to be provided by the agency Contracting Officer, advising the labor union or workers' representative or Seller's commitments under Section 202 of Executive Order 11246, as amended, and shall post copies of the notice in conspicuous places available to employees and ap plicants for employment. 4. Seiler will comply with ail provisions of Executive Order 11246, as amended, and of the rules, regulations, and relevant orders of the Secretary of Labor. 5. Seller will furnish all information and reports required by Executive Order 11246, as amended, and by the rules, regulations and orders of the Secretary of Labor, or pursuant thereto, and contracting agency and the Secretary of Labor for purposes of investigation to ascertain compliance with such rules, regulations, and orders. FMSI 15375 6. In the event ol Seller's non-compliance with the non-discrimination clauses of this order or with any of such rules, regulations, or orders, this order may be canceled, terminated, or suspended in whole or in part and Seller may be declared ineligible for further Government contracts in accordance with procedures authorized in Executive Order 11246, as amended, and such other sanctions may be imposed and remedies invoked as pro vided in Executive Order 11246, as amended, or by rule, regulation, or order of the Secretary of Labor, or as otherwise provided by law. < 7. Seller will include the provisions of paragraphs 1 through 7, in every subcontract or purchase order unless ex empted by rules, regulations or orders of the Secretary of Labor issued pursuant to Section 204 of Executive Order 11246, as amended, so that such provisions will be binding upon each subcontractor or vendor. Seller will take such action with respect to any subcontract or purchase order as the contracting agency may direct as a means of enforcing such provisions including sanctions for non-compliance, provided, however, that in the event Seller becomes involved in, or is threatened with litigation with a subcontractor or vendor as a result of such direction by the contracting agency, Seiler may request the United States to enter into such litigation to protect the interests of the United States. C. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS (applicable to orders amounting to $50,000 or more if Seller has 50 or more employees) 1. Paragraph 60-1.40 of 41 CFR, Part 60-1, stipulates that each prime contractor and subcontractor shall require each subcontractor who has 50 or more employees and a subcontract of $50,000 or more to develop a written affirmative action compliance program for each of its establishments. Within 120 days from the commencement of the contract, each subcontractor shall maintain a copy of separate affirmative action compliance programs for each establishment, including evaluations of utilization of minority group personnel and the job classification tables, at each local office responsible for the personnel matters of such establishment. An affirmative action compliance program shall be part of the manpower and training plans for each new establishment and shall be developed and made available prior to the staffing of such establishment A report of the results of such program shall be compiled annually and the program shall be updated at that time. This information shall be made available to representatives of the agency or Director upon request and the subcontractor's affirmative action program and the result it produces shall be evaluated as pan of compliance review activities. D. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY REPORTING REQUIREMENTS (applicable to orders amounting to $10,000 if Seiler has 50 or more employees) 1. Seller will complete and file Government Standard Form 100, Equal Employment Opportunity Employer Information Report EEO-1, in accordance with the instructions contained therein. 2. Notification of compliance with the above requirement shall be furnished to buyer, either by letter of duly executed McGraw-Edison Company Form 6070, Compliance Certification Check List E. EMPLOYMENT OF THE HANDICAPPED CLAUSE This clause applies to all nonexempt contracts and subcontracts which exceed $2,500 as follows: (1) Part A ap plies to contracts and subcontracts which provide for performance in less than 90 days, (2) Parts A and B apply to contracts and subcontracts which provide for performance in 90 days or more and the amount of the contract or subcontract is less than $500,000, and (3) Parts A, B, and C apply to contracts and subcontracts which pro vide for performance in 90 days or more and the amount of the contract or subcontract is $500,000 or more. PART A (A) The Contractor will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of physical or mental handicap in regard to any position for which the employee or applicant for employment is qualified. The Contractor agrees to take affirmative action to employ, advance in employment and otherwise treat qualified han dicapped individuals without discrimination based upon their physical or mental handicap in all employment prac tices such as the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer, recruitment or recruitment advertis ing, layoff or termination, rates of pay or other forms of compensation, and selection for training, including apprenticeship. (B) The Contractor agrees that if a handicapped individual files a complaint with the Contractor that he is not com plying with the requirements of the Act, he will (1) investigate the complaint and take the appropriate action con sistent with the requirements of CFR 741.29 and (2) maintain on file for three years, the record regarding the complaint and the actions taken. (C) The Contractors agrees that, if a handicapped individual files a complaint with the Department of Labor that he has not complied with the requirements of the Act, (1) he will cooperate with the Department in its investiga tion of the complaint, and (2) he will provide all pertinent information regarding his employment practices with respect to the handicapped. FMS115376 (D) The Contractor agrees to comply with rules and regulations of the Secretary of Labor in 20 CFR Ch. VI, Part 741. (E) In the event of the Contractor's non-compliance with the requirements of this clause, the contract may be terminated or suspended in whole or in part. (F) This clause shall be included in all subcontracts over 32,500. PART B (G) The Contractor aqrees (1) to establish an affirmative action proqram, includino aooroonate orocedures consis tent with the guidelines and the rules of the Secretary of Labor, which will provide the affirmative action regarding the employment and advancement of the handicapped required by P.L. 93-112. (2) to publish the program in his employee's or personnel handbook or otherwise distribute a copy to all personnel, (3) to review his program, on or before March 31 of each year and to make such changes as may be appropriate, and (4) to designate one of his principal officials to be responsible for the establishment and operation of the program. (H) The Contractor agrees to permit the examination by appropriate contracting agency officials or the Assistant Secretary for Employment Standards or his designee, or pertinent books, documents, papers and records con cerning his employment and advancement of the handicapped. (I) The Contractor agrees to post in conspicuous places, available to employees and applicants for employment, notices in a form to be prescribed by the Assistant Secretary for Employment Standards, provided by . the contracting officer stating contractor's obligation under the law to take affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified handicapped employees and applicants for employment and the rights and remedies available. (J) The Contractor will notify each labor union or representative of workers with which he has a collective bargaining agreement or other contract understanding, that the contractor is bound by the terms of Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act and is committed to take affirmative action to employ and advance in employment physical ly and mentally handicapped individuals. II. SMALL BUSINESS, LABOR SURPLUS AREA AND MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE REQUIREMENTS A. UTILIZATION OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES it is the policy of the Government that Minority Business Enterprises shall nave the maximum practicable oppor tunity to participate in the performance of Government contracts. Seller agrees to use his best efforts to carry out this policy in the award of his subcontracts to the fullest extent con sistent with the efficient performance of this Order. As used in this Order, the term "minority business enterprise" means a business, at least 50 percent of which is owned by minority group members or, in case of publiclyowned business, at least 51 percent of the stock of which is owned by minority group members. For the purpose of this definition, minority group members are Negroes, Puerto Ricans, Spanish-speaking American persons, American-Orientals, American-lndians, American-Eskimos, and American Aleuts. Seller may rely on written representations by subcontractors regarding their status as minority business enterprises in lieu of an Independent Investigation. B. SMALL BUSINESS,. LABOR SURPLUS AREA AND MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE SUBCONTRACTING If this order offers subcontracting opportunities and amounts to or is expected to amount to $100,000 or more, but less than $500,000, Seller is urged to establish small business, labor surplus area and minority business enterprise subcontracting programs as described in the appropriate related Government agency regulations (see paragrapn C below). C. If this order amounts to or is expected to amount to $500,000 or more, Seller agrees to establish small business, labor surplus area and minority business enterprise programs in accordance with the appropriate clauses referenced below which are hereby incorporated in this order by reference. Government agency regulations governing small business, labor surplus area and minority business enterprise sub contracting'programs are: Government Agency Small Business Subcontracting Program Labor Surplus Area Subcontracting Program Minority Business Enterprise Program OOD NASA AEC ASPR 1-707.3 NASA PR 1.707-3 FPR 1-1.710-3 ASPR 1-805.3 NASA PR 1.805-3 FPR 1-1.805.3 ASPR 1-332.3 NASA PR 1.332-3 FPR 1-1.1310-2 As used in the above regulations the words "Prime Contractor" and "Contractor" shall be deemed to mean FMS115377 ``Subcontractor'* or "Sailer", the word "Contracts" shall be deemed to mean "Subcontracts" or "Orders", and words , "Contracting Officer" shall be deemed to mean "The Government Agency Contracting Officer having cognizance over the Subcontractor." 111. LISTING OF EMPLOYMENT OPENINGS FOR VETERANS (Applicable to orders that amount to $2,500 or more) A. Seller agrees that all suitable employment openings of Seller which exist at the time of the execution of this order and those which occur during the performance of this order, including those not generated by this order and in cluding those occurring at an establishment of Seiler other than the one wherein the order is being performed but excluding those of independently operated corporate affiliates shall, be offered for listing at an appropriate office of the State employment service system wherein the opening occurs and to provide such periodic reports to such office regarding employment openings and hires as may be required. B. Listing of employment openings with the employment service system pursuant to this clause shall be made at least concurrently with the use of any other recruitment service or effort and shall involve the normal obligations which attach to the placing of a bona fide job order including the acceptance of referrals of veterans and non-veterans, listing of employment openings does not require the hiring of any particular job applicant or from any particular group of job applicants referred by the employment service system. Nothing contained herein is intended to relieve the Seller from any requirements in any Executive Order or regulation regarding non-discrimination employment: C. The periodic reports required by paragraph (A) above shall be filed at least quarterly with the appropriate local State employment service or, where Seller has more than one establishment in a State, with the central office of (hat State employment service. Such reports shall indicate for each establishment the number of individuals who were hired during the reporting period, the number of hires who were disabled veterans, and the number of hires who were non-disabled veterans who served in the Armed Forces on or after August 5,1964, and who received other than a dishonorable discharge. Seiler shall maintain copies of the reports submitted until the expiration of one-year after final payment under the order, during which time they shall be made available, upon request, for examination by any authorized representatives of Buyer's Contracting Officer or of the Secretary of Labor. 0. Whenever Seller becomes contractually bound to the listing provisions of this clause, it shall advise the employment service system in each State wherein it has establishments of the name and location of each such establishment in the State. As long as Seller is contractually bound to these provisions and has so advised the State employment service system, there is no need to advise the State system of subsequent contracts. Seller may advise the State systems when it is no longer bound by this clause. E. This clause does not apply (1) to the listing of employment openings which occur and are filled outside of the 50 States, the District of Columbia, Guam. Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands; (2) contracts with state and local govern ments; (3) contracts for personal services. F. This clause does not apply to openings which Seller proposes to fin from within his own organization or to fill pursuant to a customary and traditional employer-union hiring arrangement This exclusion does not apply to a particular opening once an employer decides to consider applicants outside of his own organization or employerunion arrangement for that opening. G. AS USED IN THIS CLAUSE: 1. "AH suitable employment openings" include, but are not limited to, openings which occur in the following job categories: production and nonproduction; plant and office; laborers and mechanics; supervisory and nonsupervisory; technical; and executive, administrative, and professional openings which are compensated on a salary basis of less than $18,000 per year. This term includes full-time employment, temporary employment of more than three (3) days' duration, and part-time employment 2. "Appropriate office of the State employment service system" means the local office of the Federal-State national system of public employment offices with assigned responsibility for serving the area of the establish ment where the employment opening is to oe filled, including the Oistrict of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. 3. "Openings'which Seller proposes to fill from within his own organization or to fill pursuant to a customary and traditional employar-union hiring arrangement", means employment openings for which no consideration will be given to persons outside Seller's organization (including any affiliates, subsidiaries, and parent companies) or outside of a special hiring arrangement which is part of the customary and traditional employment relationship which exists between Seller and representative of its employees and includes any openings which Seiler pro poses to fill from regularly established "recall" or "rehire" lists or from union hiring halls. 4. "Disabled veteran" means a person entitled to disability compensation under laws administered by the Veterans Administration for disability rated at 30 percent or more, or a person whose discharge or release from active duty was for a disability incurred or aggravated in line of duty. FMS115378 FMSI 15379 AGREE AND CERTIFY, IN ac c o r d an c e t h e r e w it h . WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 145 North Beacon Street Boston, MA 02135 (617) 787-9000 To All Vendors: Please be advised that our legal company name has been changed to Wagner Electric Corporation. In the past you may have referred to us as: Guardian Corporation, Guardian Properties, Guardian-McGraw Edison, Guardian Cooper Industries, Wagner DivisionCooper Industries, Wagner. This change will not in any way affect our operations and is effective immediately. FMS115380 WAGNER COOPER I INDUSTRIES FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE Health & Environmental Affairs + Regulatory History June 21, 1988 REF: JWK-88-166 June 8, 1988 Slide Presentation 1. Federal Register Notice to Law/Regulation 2. Docket Input - FMSI Support 3. Compliance Levels 4. Industry Bell Curve 5. Overdesign ' 6. Composite-DOT Minimum vs Industry Standards 7. Brake Requirements are Different 8. More Differences 9. Variables Influencing Stopping Distance 10. Window #1 11. Window #2 12. Window #3 13. Window #4 14. Public Law 89-563 15. Mechanic on Duty 16. Components 17. New OE Part Numbers 18. Accumulated New FMSI Disc/Shoe Numbers 19. New FMSI Numbers 20. 132 New Disc Plates 21. Red Disc Commentary Re: FMSI Support for Members: 1. FR Notices 2. SAE Fibers Symposium 3. OSH A/Proposition 65 4. EPA Position - Education Facts - Selectivity 5. Cleanliness Factors 6. Source for Member Action 7. FM Standards 1 8. Simplicity in Participation J. W. Kourik June 8, 1988 FMS115381 F R IC T IO N M A T E R IA LS S T A N D A R D S IN S T IT U T E EAST 2 1O ROUTE A P A R A M U 8, NEW JER SEY 0 7 6 5 2 RHO NE (2 0 1t 845-C 3440 ITEM cNVR73 ' WHEELER GROUP IMG CL O o ill < g cl cc H* 03 UtWo -wdO3 wy nm Nao;* oa r-H O CJ o ?D cu a sQ "sH$* * $O4 "d 21 Mg in On O=3 HNf r* * C2 pu5aosiO <uw j-l q L Pi < <D CM r~- f/5 07 -42- a. <**> FMS115382 WAGNER COOPER INDUSTRIES Ref: VAL-88-08 April 15, 1988 Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210, Route #4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Dear Mr. Drislane: Since I am retiring at the end of this month, will you .please change your records to indicate that any Bulletins, etc. sent to me in the past should now be forwarded to Mrs. Shirley Nelson at this same address. This consists mostly of the 20 copies each of the various Bulletins that are sent to me for distribution among Wagner personnel at the different locations who have need for them. It has been a pleasure working with you over the years. I remember when you joined the FMSI and also remember when Harriet Duschek visited us some 20 or more years ago. I have been with Wagner almost 36 years; however, it seems but a few years. I sincerely hope that you and John Mayer will continue working out the day-to-day problems as you have in the past. Best Regards, WAGNER DIVISION, COOPER INDUSTRIES Vi Lomando Brake Engineering cc: R. C. Bueler Shirley Nelson vl Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 FMSI 15383 Telephone (201) 649-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE A FARAMUS. N J 07652 INC. April 22, 1988 Ms. Vi Lomando Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear Vi: Your letter of April 15 came in yesterday, while I was at an SAE meet ing in Atlantic City. As I am just in the Office today before I start my vacation, I was pushing one letter after another aside. I thought at first you were telling me that Jack Kourik was retiring, which I knew. Then I looked at the bottom of the letter and saw it was you that was retiring. I came in the brake business (with Bcndix in 1948). I had dealings with many at Wagner since that time. You people in St. Louis have always been such help to me with such a nice level of competence and decency that it's hard for me to believe that you and Jack and others, at Wagner are now retiring. Thank you for your help in handling the Wagner Membership and taking care of distributing our paperwork. My very best to you in your retirement, and thanks again. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director PS: Vi, I even pushed a couple of John Mayer's letters aside in the "Hold" basket so I could get back to you before you left. Ed Drislane FMS115384 \}s) Telephone (201) 649-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 FARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INC. August 4, 1987 Mr. John M. Mayer Wagner Division Cooper Industries 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146 Dear John: On one of your specfication sheets you added the following note: "We have our 1987 computer gallies for our catalog. If we can be of any help on carry-over applications, please advise." This is an offer I can't refuse. In prior years I was able to go to Bendix Aftermarket and go over all their microfiche on imports, and this was the way I brought my carryforwards up-to date. I no longer have that source. I have attached six pages of import part numbers, applications and FMSI Numbers, most of which are my 1986 application data. Some are back to 1985, but these are noted. This is quite a package I've enclosed. If you could go over them and note the carryforwards to 1987 (and to 1986 for the 1985 data) it would bail me out. Even if you can only review parts of this data, anyting I get is better than what I have now. And I still don't have a new source for reviewing the microfiche that I did at Bendix. Your offer is most appreciated. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15385 GUARDIAN COOPER INOUSTfilCS April 22, 1987 Friction Materials Standards Institute, E. 210 Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Inc. Please see the attached listing of foreign disc sets. Please provide us with "prints" of the plates and lining for those part numbers. We require two (2) prints each; please send one (1) set of prints to this address in Brighton, MA and the other set to: Guardian Central 5125 Rondo Drive /\ r- \ " i 0> Fort Worth, TX 76106 <jH ^b ATTN: Ray Reuter ^b 0 Please send these prints via Purolator Courier overnight express. Bill to third party: Barry & Lloyd Box 920 Norwood, MA 02062 Use our Purolator account #53-83-51700. Thank you for your help. Sincerely, S,t . LHUOTft t /\ Steve L. Silverstein Materials Manager lm - attachment 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 (617) 787-9000 FMS115386 INVOICE FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE i>*is ustrr* a PAKAMyit mmw jcey q# mmamm mmri aao SOLD TD |~ Criiaz-Alim. - Coajwr ladatries 545 :iortk Baacca 3treat irightoa, til 02135 i Star* Silwtuteia SHIPPED TO 2 Shifmaaea: 1 to 145 Korth Baaeon St. 1 to 5125 le&tJ Brim (Sme bmlow) 344 Prints of TSI disc brake lining pad* and shoes, par attached $.50 aa $172.00 'listing.' 2 capias @f each printad. 1 set seat to Ssrtfc Beseem St.; 1 set to $MMt4 Xs4 Brim. Seat Pr4!at&r Courier per Mr. Silvr*teia. Pnrolater charges to Third Pattys Barry ^ Lloyd, Box 920, Harwood* MI 020ft 172 Prints to; &*ar4iaa Central, 5125 Soado Brim* Port arth, XX 7610S, teta.i lay i*r 172 Prints to: fearda-Cooper ls4atri*, 145 S#rtl Smscm St. ftriflton, MA MMK Atta.s Starve Silmrataiaa 02135 (:cr # NV FV: 'VVI'-.-c'er CFoup Inc FMS115387 7094-D167 7094A-D213 7039-D103 7046-D113 7050-D117 7046A-D146 7047-D114 7100A-D244 795A-D161 7100-D173 7150-D238 7150-D246 794-D57 795-D57 7079-D147 7176-D147 7116-D193 7129-D240 7156-D276 7 066-D132 7063-D123 7061-D226 7147-D233 7155-D233 7110-D186 7110-D187 7110-D234 7110-D274 7110-D293 7110-D312 7182-D279 7221-D322 7118-D195 7118-D208 7071-D136 7037-D101 7025-D94 7096-D169 7099-D172 7146-D230 7146-D231 7146-D232 7146-D272 7146-D232 7181-D278 7181-D321 7112-D188 7198-D297 7119-D196 7119-D211 7123-D201 7129-D210 7156-D247 7048-D115 785-D48 7061-D130 7105-D178 7105-D260 7155-D275 7074-D142 7131-D218 7152- D241 7153- D242 7153-D302 7143-D227 7177-D227 7143-D290 7162-D131 7185-D131 7128-D209 7128-D245 7183-D280 7210-D307 7059-D41 782-D41 7031-D96 7032-D96 7044-D110 FMSl 15388 7094-D167 7094A-D213 7039-D103 7046-D113 7050-D117 7046A-D146 7047-D114 7100A-D244 795A-D161 7100-D173 7150-D238 7150-D246 794-D57 795-D57 7079-D147 7176-D147 7116-D193 7129-D240 7156-D276 7066-D132 7063-D123 7061-D226 7147-D233 7155-D233 7110-D186 7110-D187 7110-D234 7110-D274 7110-D293 7110-D312 7182-D279 7221-D322 7118-D195 7118-D208 7071-D136 7037-D101 7025-D94 7096-D169 7099-D172 7146-D230 7146-D231 7146-D232 7146-D272 7146-D232 7181-D278 7181-D321 7112-D188 7198-D297 7119-D196 7119-D211 7123-D201 7129-D210 7156-D247 7048-D115 785-D48 7061-D130 7105-D178 7105-D260 7155-D275 7074-D142 7131-D218 7152- D241 7153- D242 7153-D302 7143-D227 7177-D227 7143-D290 7162-D131 7185-D131 7128-D209 7128-D245 7183-D280 7210-D307 7059-D41 782-D41 7031-D96 7032-D96 7044-D110 FMS115389 FRAS115390 PUROLATOR ACCOUNT TOBE BILLED r DATE 04-24-87 57793362 It is mutually screed that poods herein descr. jccepted m pcparant good oraer (except as n transportation as scecitied herein. Unless a greater value is ucciared hereon, thr D j_ FROM COMPANY NAME (CONSIGNOR) Friction Materials Standards Institute TYPE OF SERVICE (CHECK ONE BOX ONLY) egress and declares that the value oi the proi herein is released to a value as specified on i of the shipper's cooy. STREET ADORESS 3S.D l East 210 Route 4 n CITY ""7!pToDnHi3u!T5PSP" [PAYMENT rnMEfAIO f"I COLLECT r~] MT] I I lnuCOWlCRORl llHUMOwntfll | PARTY! I' "mffflyronrRABf V.'AIT.HO TIME < Paramus n P O OR REFERENCE NO n|j Q |7 J.6| ^ |2. Barry & Llovd IVOICE DESCRIPTION n r SHIPPER*?1SIGNAT<W\rIHT ANO X D TO COMPANY NAME (RECIPIENT) r Guardian Central < ATTENTION INOIVtDUAUDEPTJSUITE TO:nE Ray Reuter STREET ADDRESS r> u 5125 Rondo Drive r CITY a. |Fott Worth, E. W. PHONE NO Drislane SATURDAY DELIVERY SERVICE , REQUESTED |Pl7ie2ces---8----1rr/c2HT x 11 T~PJKrDiTnBmtsnjr" 1 2 lbs. UIMENWUNS L 11 l8^ 11 50 L ZIP COOE (REQUIRED) 7 | 611 | Oi 6 courier UNIFORM BILL OF LADING NON NEGOTIABLE BILL OF LAOlNG SUBJECT TO CONOUIONS OF CONTRACT SET FORTH On reverse sice of shipper s copy BL 1 Rev. 1 -34 COOE -.X,ij:iT D3 COURIER QUAHO SIC.NATURE X II- r-~ .1 SD J I purolator account to be silled I FROM COMPANY NAM(* (CONSIGNOR) Friction Materials | STREET ADDRESS East 210 Route 4 | CITY Paramus I P O OR REFERENCE NO rm------------04^-24-87 Standards Institute N I J| 0 | 7l6|5 I 2 57793361 TYPE OF SERVICE (CHECK ONE BOX ONLYl |D ??.. O "IUIWCO,RSlCROnA|_J~ISA-L "MC-lNtH.Ik[ ;TMyQ. 'Ti-tlWPAflTV ftJWF" Barrv & Llovd AUBHfcbb-' ----------' - Steve Silverstein. Guardian aPER^ SIGNaErAIPRI^T ANO S4GN| Box 920,Norwood,MA 0206: U3ra.|JI iBN 5FSnTE5fT========== E.W.Drislane TO COMPANY NAME (RECIPIENT) Guardian. Cooper Industries ATTENTION INOTVtOUAUOEPT./SUITE PHONE NO. SATURDAY KLIVERY SERVICE REQUESTED 172 8-1/2 x 11 Prints 1 PILCt'is WtlljHI UfeLUHElTOCBfe 1 2 lbs. $50 TJWENSJOTJff -S-teve Silverstein STREET ADDRESS -145 North Beacon Sr, Brighton 617-787-9000 STATE ZIP CODE (REQUIRED) |M lI AAl l2!1! 315 11 I courier 1 UNIFORM BIU. OF LAOIWO NON NEGOTIABLE 8,LL QF LAOING SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT SET FORTH ON REVERSE SIDE OF SHIPPER'S COPY BL 1 Rov f-8'1 It is mutually agreed that goods herein des accepted in apparent good order (except a: transportation as specified herein. Unless a greater value is declared hereon. I agrees and declares that the value of the p herein is released to a value as specified o of ihe shipper's copy. origin AIRPORT TARIFF I RATE ITEM ivoice descripwon FREIGHT AOVANC6 VALUATION CODE AMOUNT 1 db COOE ... 1 AMOUNT TOTAL CHG. - COURIER GUARD SIGNATURE X_____________ FMSI 15391 Telephone (201) 45-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INC. April 15, 1987 Mr. Tom Rokos Wagner Division Cooper Industries 100 Misty Lane Parsippany, NJ 07054 Dear Mr. Rokos: In following up on the Institute's Historical Sales Reporting Program (or Sales Statistics) I have contacted Bob Foscaldo at Guardian, in Brighton, Massachusetts, in the past. He formerly had provided our Accountants with the sales data on disc linings sold by Guardian. He has suggested that I contact you if Wagner/Guardian will be participating in the program in the future. To briefly describe the program, most brake lining/clutch facing manufac turers who are Institute Members report sales of pieces (not dollars) of four groups of friction products to our Accountants: (1) Drum brake lin ings; (2) Disc brake linings; (3) Brake Blocks; (4) Clutch Facings. Re ports are quarterly. The Accountants are the only ones seeing the individ ual data. From the summary reports. Members can project their share of the market. The data reported are for sales to the United States replacement market only (does not include original equipment sales, or overseas sales). I'm enclosing a copy (for reference) of the Bulletin we sent Members last January. It helps, with definitions. I'd be most interested in hearing from you as to whether you wish to participate in this program and will be reporting the Guardian-Wagner figures for the first quarter of 1987. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director EWD/dr Enc. FMSI 15392 Historical Sales The Guardian responsibility will be taken over by Mr. Tom Rokos, of Wanger in Parsippany. Wagner Division Cooper Industries 100 Misty Lane Parsippany, NJ 07054 201-386-9300 FMS115393 I Telephone (201) 645-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 FARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INC. December 5, 1986 Ms. Lea Metropoulos Guardian-Cooper Industries 145 North Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Ms. Metropoulos: Per our conversation, I am enclosing another copy of the Statistics Reporting Form. Also enclosed is a copy of the BULLETIN NO. 868 which requested the data. Would you please check the following: 1. The data being for the first nine months of 1986 (to September 30) should have higher quantities than those reported for the three months and the six months periods. (If you have copies of the earlier reports). 2. Please send to: Marshall Granger & Co., CPA 1600 Harrison Ave. Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Thanks. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 1S394 iK x Telephone (201) 845-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INC. August 8, 1986 Mr. Lou Ciccketti Guardian, Cooper Industries 145 North Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Lou: Earlier this Summer we billed you $52.00 for certain prints. I wrote on June 30 saying this was a mistake and sent you a credit for $26.00. When Guardian paid, they sent their Check No. 1327 for $52.00. You should have paid $26.00. I am therefore forwarding with this letter our Check in amount of $26.00 to settle this balance. Sorry about the extra paperwork. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115395 Telephone <20U 845-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J 07652 INC. June 30, 1986 Mr. Lou Ciccketti Guardian, Cooper Industries 145 North Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Lou: While I was at our Annual Membership Meeting on June 17, the Office sent you certain prints as referred to in our Bulletin No. 855. From what I have here, I believe you were looking for the drilled steel drawings referred to in that Bulletin, and you were probably sent the undrilled lining and steel numbers referenced in the Bulletin. Enclosed are copies of the drilled steel. We do not have corresponding drawings for the drilled lining. I believe the enclosed is what you were after. Also, enclosed is a corrected invoice to charge you for the steel only. The original invoicing billed you for the linings and the steel. I called Guardian today, but was told you were on vacation. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115396 GUARDIAN 145 NORTH BEACON STREET, BRIGHTON, MA 02135 COOLER INDUST*S VENDOR NO. INVOICE NUMBER INVOICE DATE VOUCHER NO. P.O. NUMBER W w 1 't C.' . 4 \) / -J \J Vr O 7 cr; GROSS DISCOUNT 001327 NET 52. O' DETACH AT PERFORATION BEFORE DEPOSITING CHECK REMITTANCE ADVICE FMS115397 145 02135GUARDIAN NORTH BEACON STREET, BRIGHTON, MA COOPtB Old- NUMBER INVOICE DATE VOUCHER NO. P.O. NUMBER JUi'l OO GROSS DISCOUNT____ 001327 jNET IP CH AT PERFORATION BEFORE DEPOSITING CHECK REMITTANCE ADVICE INVOICE FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE -2 10 ROUTE 4 PARAM US, NEW JERSEY 07652 PHONE (201) B45-0440 BOLD TO Mr. Lou Ciccketti The Guardian Corporations 145 No. Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 "I L ............. J SHIPPED TO - \ FMS115398 GUARDIAN CINODUOSTPREIERS May 21, 1986 Mr. E.W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Bergen Mall Office E. 210, Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Standards Center Institute Dear Mr. Drislane: Please be advised on the next revision of the Automotive Data Book that on page 182 where the active members are listed, Guardian, McGraw-Edison Co. should be changed to read Guardian, Cooper Industries, Inc. On page 183 where the Licensees are listed, Wagner Division, McGraw-Edison Co. should be changed to read Wagner Division, Cooper Industries, Inc. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions. Sincerely, GUARDIAN, COOPER INDUSTRIES Juliet David Administrative Assistant cc: R. Foscaldo T. Scott J. Mayer 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 (617) 787-9000 FMS115399 GUARDIAN COOPER INDUSTRIES April 16, 1986 Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Bergen Mall Office E. 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Standards Center Institute Dear Mr. Drislane: Please be advised that Mr. Robert Foscaldo should now officially be considered the Delegate for Guardian, Cooper Industries. Mr. Tom Scott should be listed as our new Alternate. Please note that the official name for Guardian should now be Guardian, Cooper Industries. Would you please update your records to reflect this change. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, GUARDIAN, COOPER INDUSTRIES Juliet David Administrative Assistant cc: R. Foscaldo T. Scott J. McCorry 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 (617) 787-9000 FMS115400 Telephone (201) 645-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J. 07652 INC. 8 April 1986 Mr. Robert G. Foscaldo Guardian McGraw Edison Co. 145 North Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Mr. Foscaldo: By letter of April 4, 1986, Norman Morse advised that his contract with Cooper Industries ran out, and noted that the position of Guardian with FMSI might best be ascertained through you. Mr. Morse had served as the Guardian Delegate, and you had earlier been appointed as the Alternate. As Alternate, you would ordinarily be now considered the Delegate. Would you like to make this official and also appoint someone else as the new Alternate? Please let me know as regards Delegate and Alternate. Also, since the Cooper Industries acquisition, I have not changed the name from "Guardian-McGraw Edison Company." What should be the official name for Guardian? Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15401 A GUARDIAN COOPER INDUSTRIES April 4, 1986 Dear Ed: I have just received the latest memoranda from FMSI. They arrived at approximately the same time that my contract with Cooper Industries, Guardian Division, ran out. It has been a pleasure working with you, the Board and mem bers of the Friction Materials Standards Institute, Ed. Although I look forward to being in contact with the friends I have made in the automotive industry in the future, at this time, I personally must resign from what I can best describe as a gratifying affiliation. The position of Guardian with regard to FMSI might best be ascertained through its General Manager, Robert G. Foscaldo. With best personal regards, I am Norman Morse (copy: R.G. Foscaldo) Mr. E.W. Drislane Executive Director FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE INC. East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 (617) 787-9000 FMS115402 kX Telephone (201) 845-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J. 07652 INC. August 9, 1984 Mr. Norman Morse Guardian McGraw-Edison 145 North Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Norman: On another subject (the Credit Reporting Service) I was asked to change the name of your Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw Edison. While I have been aware of the Guardian- McGraw Edison change for some time, this is the first I have been asked to make the change. Would you please request the change on the Membership books of the Guardian Corporation to the full new name. We need Company, Corporation, Inc. or whatever follows the name. Also, please advise if this was the full acquisition by purchase or purchase of a majority of the stock, or however the change was effected. I have to go through balloting by the Board of Directors to make the change on our records. Would you please request this change in writing. Also, if applicable, advise of any change in Delegate/Alternate. I now have you as the Delegate and Mr. Foscaldo as the Alternate. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/e E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSl 15403 .ya / Telephone (20t) 845-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J. 07652 INC. March 24, 1983 Mr. Andy Fleischer Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Andy: This is with reference to your pho ne call this date on three FMSI assignments: FMS1 Assignments I tern Applicat ion Had Later 1 1981-79 Honda Accord Fronts 7061-D130 7061-D226 2 1981 Datsun 280ZX Rears 7094-D167 7094-D213 3 1982 Nissan Stanza Fronts 7110-D186, 7110-D187 7110-D234 The later items are essentially correct, but please see the comments that follow: Item 1: This is correct. See SHOE BULLETIN NO. 110. Both 7061--Dl30 (organic) and 7061-D226 (semi-met retrofit) are used on this application. Item 2: We had not assigned 7094-D213 to the 280ZX rears, but they will interchange with 7094-D167. They are identical except that. the D213 shoes have threaded holes on two outers for attaching to caliper. Item 3: We had never assigned 7110-D186 or 7110--Dl87 for the 1982 Stanza fronts. Our only assignment for these fronts was the 7110-D234. ~ Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15404 THE GUARDIAN CORPORATIONS "THE HOUSE THAT BRAKES BUILT" 145 N BEACON STREET BRIGHTON, MA 02135 TEL: 617-787-9000 January 10, 1983 Hr. E.W. Drislane FMSI E-210 Route 4 Parumus, NJ 07652 Dear Mr. Drislane: Please send me the prints on all of the foreign car numbers,(disc brakes only). In addition to these prints, I also need all of the steel backing prints. Thank you for your help. Sincerely LC:kg Lou Ciccketti Redford Manager FMS115405 INVOICE ntlCTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTiTUTE C*11S SHUTS 4. PAR.4MU8, NEW JIIiEY O'TSSa PHONE tSQD S4S0440 SOLD TO GtMHrd&sn Corporation 145 Mortis Beacon St. rftgktn, m 92135 fttta.S Ltrn Ciecketti SHIPPED TO .1 Smm h '' '-`S -01-14-83 lOHM-83 OJANTITY 1st Cls Lou Ciecketti 1/10/83 fc-mw-vv 262 Pri|nt*.(All .foreign ear amber*,. disc brakes only* backing prints) all steel INVOICE N0? 00412$ PRICE i AMOUNT >75ea 3 19*. M Prints*. *.let*d per &w ra*uaot indicated on the ,paeteis list attached. (Wiere 2 or 3 Is Indicated, It mans that 2 ex threeprlnts were required for ttunfc awfcer). . Itcry- !( i-.'V H/b t/Vhf - lef Giojo It<; FMSI 15406 Packing List - Imported Car Disc Brakes - Linings (Note: There may be more than one print for each lining - Inner and Outer linings on some numbers) 716 7021 7064 ( 7110 2 719 7022 7065 7111 721 7023 7066 7112 724 7025 7067 7113 'U 734 7031 7068 1' 7116 ' 735 7032 7069 1 7117 736 7033 7073 7118 %- 745 7034 7075 7119 754 7035 7076 7120 2- 764 7036 2 7077 1 7121 765 770 777 780 ' 783 -lr 7037 7039 7040 7042 7043 7079 7080 7086 7087 7088 ' 'l' 7123 7126 7127 7128 7129 z-- 2*2-- 784 7044 7090 7132 785 7045 4 7091 7140 790 7046 7092 791 7047 ^ 7093 792 7048 - 7094 *2-' 793- ^ 794 795 't 796 797 7050 7051 7052 7057 27058 7096 7099 7100 7101 7102 798 7001 7009 7010 7014 7059 7060 7061 4 7062 7063 - 7103 7104 7105 7107 7109 ' 2- % 2. Packing List - Imported Car Disc Brakes - Steel Shoe. D2 D44 4 45 9 48 21 49 27 54 30 56 31 57 32 58 37 59 40 61 41 71 42 76 43 77 D81 82 88 MT 94 96 97 98 99 100 101 103 104 D108 109 no 111 112 Dl 27 128 130 131 132 113 114 2115 117 118 124 125 126 133 134 135 136 137 141 MB' 143 D144 145 146 147 148 156 157 158 160 l6l 163 164 65 Dl66 167 169 172 173 D188 189 ^ 193 194 Is 195 D210 V 211 212 213 218 D234 235 174 175 176 177 178 180 2^ 185 t187 196 197 "Is 198 201 206 U 207 208 209 2" 223 226 221, 228 229 1/ 230 ,. 'U' 231--2232-V 233 FMSI 15407 Packing List - Imported Car Disc Brakes - Linings (Note: There may be more than one print for each lining - inner and Outer linings on some numbers) 716 7021 7064 7110 719 7022 7065 7111 721 7023 7066 7112 724 7025 7067 7113 734 7031 7068 7116 735 7032 7069 7117 736 7033 7073 7118 745 7034 7075 7119 754 7035 7076 7120 764 7036 7077 7121 765 7037 7079 7123 770 7039 7080 7126 777 7040 7086 7127 780 7042 7087 7128 783 7043 7088 7129 784 7044 7090 7132 785 7045 7091 7140 790 7046 7092 791 7047 7093 792 7048 7094 793 7050 7096 794 7051 7099 795 7052 7100 796 7057 7101 797 7058 7102 798 7001 7009 7010 7014 7059 7060 7061 7062 7063 - /t 7103 7104 7105 7107 7109 Packiho List - Imported Car Disc Brakesi - Steel D2 D44 4 45 9 48 21 49 27 54 D81 D108 D127 82 109 128 88 110 130 93 111 131 94 112 132 D144 145 146 147 148 D166 167 169 172 173 30 56 31 57 32 58 37 59 40 6i 41 71 42 76 43 77 96 113 133 97 114 134 98 115 135 99 117 136 100 118 137 101 124 141 103 125 142 104 126 143 156 174 157 175 158 176 160 177 161 178 163 180 164 185 I65 187 D188 189 193 194 195 196 197 198 201 206 207 208 209 D210 211 212 213 218 223 226 221, 228 229 23Q 231m 23&* 233 D234 235 FMS115408 June 23, 1982 Mr. E.W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. $-210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Dear Ed: On behalf of Norman and myself, many thanks for a fine setting and agenda at the recent Sawgrass FMSI conference. Perhaps you can assist me with something: I have in hand what I assume to be OSHA requirements published by Occupational Safety and Health Reporter, Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., Washington. Under Section 1910.1001, labelled Asbestos, reference is made to Establishment of a respirator program....ANSI Z88.2-1969. Do you have in your possession this ANSI Z88.2-1969? If so, can you send me a copy. If there is a charge, please send along the bill for same. I am assembling materials for an employee information document, Ed, and would appreciate anything you feel may be relevant. With thanks for the assistance you might offer, and with best regards, I am Sincerely yours, THE GUARDIAN CORPORATIONS 'J by Lois Morse Communication Specialist enclosures FMSI 15409 Telephone (201) 845-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 FARAMUS N J. 07652 INSTITUTE, INC. June 28, 1982 Mrs. Lois Morse Guardian Corporation 145 N. Beacon St. Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Lois: With reference to your letter of June 23 on ANSI Standard Z88.2-1969, we do not have a copy of that standard here at the Office. We have ordered ANSI Standards before for other purposes. I've enclosed copies of the ANSI booklet on available standards. Their description is: "Practices for Respiratory Protection," ANSI Z88.2-1969, $5.50. I've also enclosed a Sales Policy sheet (it was on dark paper and did not copy well) which gives mailing address and instructions on ordering. I do not believe a handling charge applies to orders for which you remit payment. I suggest you send your letter requesting the above along with your remittance of $5.50. Or you might call them and verify how to order this standard. I'm sorry we could not provide you with this standard. If we had a copy we might have been able to Zerox it and send it along. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/e E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115410 %(U&\ 3 v*> Loo C ( C C t4^TT / NB> ( Ayo iCtix^U> Skj&J^ THE GUARDIAN CORPORATIONS "THE HOUSE THAT BRAKES BUILT" 145 N BEACON STREET BRIGHTON, MA 02135 TEL: 617-787-9000 24 September 1981 Ms. Emily Collins Friction Materials Standard Institute Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Dear Ms. Coll ins: This letter will serve to confirm our conversation of today's date. Please add to FMSI's New Release Mailing List the following people: Gary Gray Guardian West Corporation 2909 Tanager Avenue Commerce, CA 90040 Raymond Reuter Guardian Central Corporation 5125 Rondo Drive Fort Worth, TX 76101 Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Sincerely, -dyan Baird Administrative Assistant /GB FMSI 15412 July 8, 1981 Mr. Bob Foss Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Bob: Per our recent phone conversation, I mentioned that I would send you some papers I had on pelletizing asbestos waste for movement to landfills. Enclosed are some papers on this process. I know that both the Bendix Friction Materials Division in Troy, NY and the Molded Materials Division operation in Ridgway, PA use pelletizing for solid waste disposal. I'm sure there are other ways of moving the waste into solid form, but this is the only operation with which T am familiar. For your in formation. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE ElsD/ere E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115413 THE GUARDIAN CORPORATIONS "THE HOUSE THAT BRAKES BUILT" 145 N BEACON STREET BRIGHTON. MA 02135 TEL: 617-787-9000 June 25, 1981 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE INC. E-210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Ladies & Gentlemen: I am in receipt of "Reports for June 1981 Meeting," passed along to me by Guardian President, Norman Morse, who recently attended the FMSI conferences. Under title "Health and Environmental Affairs Committee," a sub-heading of What Outside Help is Available, three sources are cited. I am enclosing a starred list of those sources and respectfully request that at your earliest convenience you mail me these items. I would greatly appreciate this assistance. Thanking you in advance, I am. Sincerely yours, Lois Morse Corporate Clerk and Attorney at Law GUARDIAN CORPORATION FMSI 15414 HEALTH AIID ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Membership Assistance At th%Laast anaual membership meeting, the Board asked what the Institute or the Health and Environmental Affairs Committee could do to assist maib^(S were having problems v/ith safety, health ar environmental reg^itiopi^, .... . .. v *7 r ,, - Specifically> , the Board asked the Committee: 1. What the manufacturer can do himself to insure compliance with regulations? de help is available in order to assure compliance? 3. listing of citations alleged against members by agencies and the steps that industry took to or,jaove into compliance. ^4-^lfl^t^-has met and addressed these issues. vi r j , It ^ fft^t thn Coimnittee and the Institute's role was that of a consultant. ! t*' * h v* ' . jaaAers when new regulations are proposed or adopted, 2. Advise on experts in the field who could help members. 3. ?otk with regulatory agencies in an effort to represent the of the members. 4. IrOffde.advice when requested related to specific member a0 ) '-1 * t It was agtyBittled that each manufacturer must establish a person or persons who must develop familiarity with the regulations and take action for qdthifl their own organization. is available In order to assist the FMSI members In finding experts and information a lleig Ijcafcions mid services in the occupational safety, health --a. 1 areas was developed and distributed to the membership m%1981. ` - \K '' ^ Hating of firms and individuals to consult in industrial hygiene* aebeatos sampling and laboratory analysis was compiled and dlatrfbuted. ^ * On Apyt,| ,30, 1931 a summary of the background and expertise of the Committee distributed to the membership along with a summary of the Varig9 projects completed. This information was developed in order to inform tguyp^>-<-Ship of the consulting capability within the group and oaMhave bemn done on behalf of the members. FMSI 15415 July 2, 1981 Ms. Lois Morse Guardian Corporation 145 N. Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Ms. Morse: This is to reply to your letter of June 25, 1981 on certain bulletins by the Institute. I am enclosing copies of the documents you noted: (1) Bulletin to Membership of February 19, 1981 entitled "Publications and Services in the Occupational Safety Health and Environmental Areas" (2) Bulletin No. 697 of October 10, 1980 en titled "Industrial Hygiene Consultants" (3) Bulletin No. 715 of April 30, 1981, entitled "Questionnaire on Suggestions for the Health and Environmental Affairs Committee.? This bulletin included background on expertise of committee members as well as a summary of various projects which the Committee had completed over the past several years. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc Enc: E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115416 TiurHOm (201) 849-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INSTITUTE, INC. March 20, 1981 Mr. Mark DeBinder _ Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Mark: I believe you, or someone else from Guardian, called and asked about semi-metallic discs on some Audi/Volkswagen models taking FMSI 7031-D96 and 7032-D96. However, I lost my notes on this and am not sure. In any event, it appears that Audi/Volkswagen did offer semi-metallic discs on the following FMSI assignments: 7031-D96 7032-D96 7044-D110 7045-Dill Volkswagen is offering semi-metallics for these applications in service. Whether they were semi-metallics for original equipment at original installation, I am not sure. Also, I'm not sure of model numbers and years, but I assume they are offered for all models taking these FMSI Numbers since that time. I actually believe that Volkswagen (and Audi) had a life problem with their original equipment linings in the years from around 1975 on, and they may be offering semi-mets for service, even though not original equipment in those years. I hope this helps answer the question. Sincerely, FRICTION6 MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/e E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115417 '/2 | |1 m " B GUARDIAN "THE HOUSE THAT BRAKES BUILT" the guardian corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Mass. 02135 Tel (617) 787-9000 guardian west corporation 1366 Hundley Street Anaheim, Ca. 92806 Tel. (714) 630-7640 Form 5/3 jti Effective To: From: Subject: Ur. vaJ . _T ?I<.H ( j `"l V* 1 C.-uIl- ., AuTb M-t> t ivi L ^ At \ n>-v, \i- * Attached please find the following: t ] Price sheets ................ [ ] Catalog ............................ [ ] Invoice # ....................... [ ] Check # ............................ [ ] Statement ....................... [ ] Promotional material < 1. ^ i ii i- 1X1 other Comments: ^ ........f. M. S i FMS115418 AsL>/ TSLKPHONK (201 > 848-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INC. August 14, 1980 Mr. Peter Morse Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Peter: This is a follow-up to my letter of July 17, 1980 concerning the Mazda RX7 and the 626. My information is: 1980-79, Mazda RX7 1980-79 Mazda 626 Front 7009-D-76 Rear 8118-429 7102-D-175 8131-444 This information will be in our next shoe bulletin. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/e E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15419 uf July 17, 1980 Mr. Peter Morse Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Peter: This concerns our recent conversation on the Mazda RX7 and the Mazda 626. While I am trying to get more information on these models, the best information I have now is as follows: Front Rear 1979, Mazda RX7 7009-D-76 8118-429 1980-79, Mazda 626 7102-D-175 The RX7 information is tentative, I don't have 1980. I don't have any rear information on the 626. When I have this information tied down, I will let you know. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115420 I GUARDIANT.M. "THE HOUSE THAT BRAKES BUILT" December 10, 1979 Mr. Ed Drislane FMSI E-210 Route #4 Paramus, N.J. 07652 Dear Ed: For some reason we are not receiving Data Book Bulletins from your office. Please make sure we are on the active mailing list for all technical information of any description. Cordially yours. Norman Morse President NM/i GUARDIAN The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street, Brighton, MA 02135 75 Brainerd Road, Allston, Mass. 02134 (617) 277-1320 1366 Hundley St., Anaheim, Calif. 92806 (714) 630-7640 tMC ^ ^ FMS115421 December 17, 1979 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 Dear Norman: This is to reply to your letter of December 10, 1979 where you indicated that you have not been receiving all the Data Book Bulletins issued from this Office. I'm enclosing copies of each of the Data Book Bulletins that have been issued since July 1, 1979. Those are Data Book Bulletins #288, #289, #290, #291, #292 and #293. Bulletin #293 was issued last week. I'm also enclosing copies of Shoe Bulletins #91, #92 and #93. With these bulletins I'm enclosing copies of the envelopes the way they are addressed to you and Mr. Foscaldo at Guardian. When we ship the pink bulletins, you should be receiving prints of any new lining releases that are made with that bulletin. I have checked with Miss Collins who handles mailing of these bulletins and she does not understand why you have not been receiving them. Please let us know if you do not receive them in the future. There will not be too many more in early 1980 after #293. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. EWD/lmc Encs. E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115422 Retreaders Association (NTDRA) Con vention set for September 8-11 in Kansas City, Missouri. "Tire dealers and retreaders will be treated to a convention program which zeroes in on helping them increase prof its and cut costs in their operations," said convention co-chairman, Harold Becker. NIASE November 1979 test dates set NIASE automobile mechanic certifi cation tests will be held November 13, 15, 17, and 20, 1979. Tests on Tuesdays, November 13 and 20, and Thursday 15, will start at 7 p.m. On Saturday, the 17th, the tests will start at 8:45 a.m. Heavy duty truck tests are scheduled on these dates also, except for Saturday. Both the body repair and painting and refinishing tests will be held Saturday morning. Tests will be conducted in every state. size and small passenger cars and light-duty trucks with cruise control produced in January 1979. The brake stoplight and cruise control switches, both activated by the brake pedal, may have been assembled with the wrong lubricant, causing adverse wear on some of the switch contacts, resulting in the rear brake lights becoming inopera tive and the cruise control resuming to the original set speed if the car has not been brought to a complete stop. The second recall involves 4,200, 1979 Chevrolet Monzas, Pontiac Sunbirds, Oldsmobile Starfires and Buick Skyhawks with 231-cubic-inch, V-6 engines, assembled in February 1979. The en gines' oil pressure switch may have a random short that could result in the engine starting by itself when the key is' in the "on" position. GM is also recalling 43,000 subcom pact cars for inspection and possible re placement of a carburetor fuel feed hose North Carolina Automobile repair control proposed Under a bill introduced in the North Carolina legislature automobile repair shops would be required to give cus tomers a 30 day warranty on all parts and labor and refrain from doing unau thorized repairs. State Attorney General Rufus L. Edmisten stated, "This is a substantial step toward protecting the public from un ethical and dishonest individuals who overcharge, make unnecessary repairs, do inadequate work, or all three." GM recalls cars, trucks ... Western Auto, jacks General Motors announced three re calls affecting 62,500 vehicles produced by its Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and GMC Truck & Coach divi sions. The first affects 15,300 full-size, mid- AUGUST 1979 VETTES ONLY Stainless Steel Sleeved Calipers The Permanent fix for leaky disc brakes. Stainless Steel Sleeved Calipers prevent disk brake leakage caused by rust and corrosion. Our sleeved calipers can't rust. Mositure and chemicals can't affect it. The Result: NO MORE LEAKAGE NO MORE PULLING NO MORE FAILURES Stainless Steel Sleeved Calipers are guaranteed for as long as your customer own's his car. For More Information Write or Call STAINLESS STEEL BRAKES CORP. 5120 Brookhaven Drive Clarence, New York 14031 716-759-6634 Circle 11 on Service Card for more information 21 FMS115423 that may be too close to the exhaust recirculation valve. The defect could cause fuel leaks and underhood fires. There have been no accidents reported due to any of the recalls. Western Auto is recalling 3,000 single-arm floor jacks, after a report that one had failed. The jacks were put on the market in February 1978, and those remaining on the shelves were re moved in mid-May. The company re ported no injuries due to the failure of the jack. Guardian Corp. elected toFMSI The Friction Materials Standards In stitute, Inc. has elected the Guardian Corp. as an active member. Norman Morse, president of Guardian said, ` We feel that this is an affirmation of the high standards-we maintain in our brakes and brake products, and will foster a iitutu- ally helpful exchange of ideas between Guardian and other leaders in the indus try." NATTS Scottsdale conference largest in history The National Association of Trade and Technical Schools elected Marvin Barb, president, Henry Herzing vice president, Wade Murphree treasurer and Michael Freedland secretary at their recent conference held in Scotts dale, AZ. The conference, which was the largest in Association history, also presented a NATTS Distinguised Ser vice award to Ernest Parker Mills. Consumers offered system for rating tire quality A system that gives consumers a uni form scale they can use to judge the value and quality of passenger car tires people Federal-Mogul -- William Webster has been named vice president of special projects. Andre A. Laus has been appointed vice president group executive and Dennis J. Gormely named group manager of the general products group . .. Monroe -- Keith Pullen promoted to vice president corporate brand sales ... AC-Delco -- Martin Menger, Jr., Robert L. Korth and George H. Finlay named assistant general sales managers, with Menger responsible for the eastern, Korth the central and Finlay the Western United States . . . Wagner -- Thomas D. Bell appointed president and chief executive officer . . . McQuay-Norris -- William F. Gilman appointed western re gional sales manager of the aftermarket division . . . Clover Mfg. -- William F. Anderson named manager of customer service ... Ford -- Robert S. Terrell appointed general sales and marketing manager of the glass division. Terrell replaces Henry G. Bleeker who has retired. Woodhill Permatex -- Gary J. Cannella promoted to director of market ing and Nick DiBartolomeo has joined the company as product manager 22 BRAKE & FRONT END GUARDIAN "THE HOUSE THAT BRAKES BUILT" The Guardian Corporation: 75 E NEW ADDRESS husetts02134 145 NORTH BEACON STREET BRIGHTON, MASS. 02135 Tel: (617) 277-1320 September 7, 1979 FRICTION MATERIAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE E 210 Route 4 paramus, Neui Jersey 07652 Gentlemen: Having been elected to membership in FMSI, we mould like to include that fact in our next letterhead printing, in the same fashion as me now incorporate the five organizational member ships shou/n belom. Would you forward a logo sheet to facilitate same? Thank you. Sincerely yours, THE GUARDIAN CORPORATION by Lois Morse Sales Promotion Guardian West Corporation: 1366 Hundley Street, Anaheim, California 92806 Tel: (714)630-7640 UC FMSI 15425 September 17, 1979 The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 Attention: Ms. Lois Morse Dear Ms. Morse: This is to reply to your letter of September 7, 1979 concerning the Institute's logo, similar to that of MEMA, ASIA and others. We regret that we do not have an Institute logo, and are unable to provide you with a sheet for the same. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC EWD/lmc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115426 '* TelkPHONR (201) 840*0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J. 07652 INSTITUTE, INC. August 24, 1979 Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Attn: Mr. Norman Morse Gentlemen: Since the effective date of your membership was July 1, 1979 we may have neglected to offer you copies of the "Friction Materials Work Practices Guide." These booklets hr..! been offered to our Membership early in 1979 and over 40,000 copies were sold to the Membership. The booklets attempt to put the asbestos problem in the brake repair shop in proper perspective. I've enclosed a sample copy of the "Friction Materials Work Practices Guide." If you wish just a few copies (say up to twenty) these would be provided on a no-charge basis. Orders for quantities in excess of twenty would be at $.09 per copy. If you wish copies please advise the Institute with shipping directions. We also may have failed to let you know that there were additional copies of some Institute catalogs available. We have over 5,000 copies of the "1979 Automotive Data Book" in inventory and if you needed copies we'd be pleased to provide them. The copies are all punched and the price is $462.60 per thousand. We regret we have no more copies of the "1978 Brake Shoe Identification Catalog" nor the "1979 Supplement to the 1978 Brake Shoe Identification Catalog." These were all sold out reasonably soon after they were printed. If you wish copies of the "1979 Automotive Data Book" please let me know quantities and delivery instructions. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc Enc: E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15427 0 <si yi y ' 5k 1 "l X> y ;/) ;1J sot U-. o c<2 ^c x3,3'J0a "3. |g- ha 8-Se a t/5 (/) - y '-*' cd r, *- a. c , % 5EE 00 ^ ' ' . 2: to e ' x 5 ow c 0 0 Du 2|o J2 ~ oo .a<>3O 2-2' X C X to g- s > y t/i a a to CO 40 . 3 ~ IS - 13 . 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IR ^ sort 145 North Beacon St., Brighton, Mass. 02135 (617) 787-9000 1366 Hundley St., Anaheim, Calif. 92806 (714) 630-7640 FMS115429 June 25, 1979 Mr. Norman Morse Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Mr. Morse: The Board of Directors and Membership held their Annual Meeting on the week of June 11 at Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo, Florida. I'm writing at this time to advise that at that meeting the Board voted to increase the dues level by about 10% for the 1979-80 fiscal year. For the Guardian Corporation, this would mean an increase from what I had projected as $1,700 per year to $1,850 per year. As I believe I indicated in correspondence with you, the fee schedule was that for the 1978-79 fiscal year and there was the possibility of an increase. As we had held the annual dues level at $1,700 for the last eight years, I thought it might be continued for another year. However, the pressure on our costs caused the Board to vote this first increase since 1971. This is to advise you on this increase, and I'm enclosing a copy of a bulletin which describes the change in the fee schedule for Active Members. There was, of course, a proportionate increase in the dues for all grades of membership. This change in fee schedule is being sent as a matter of information. Sincerely FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC EWD/lmc Enc. E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115430 May 30, 1979 Mr. Norman Morse* Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Dear Mr. Morse: 'Hiis is to advise that the Membership has voted the Guardian Corporation in as an Active Member of the Institute. As explained earlier, the Institute operates on a July 1-June 30 fiscal year. We will not charge for the current last quarter of our fiscal year and will make your membership effective on July 1, 1979. We will not be billing for the first half of the annual fee payment until after July 1. In the meanwhile, since your application has been accepted we are prepared to send you any information which we ordinarily would send an Active Member. For example, when we issue our next Technical Bulletins we will distribute copies to Guardian. Each Active Member is entitled to receive 25 of the (pink) Data Book Bulletins and the (blue) Shoe Bulletins free of charge. Some members order more for distribution to their customers. Some order only one or two copies for technical information purposes. I will automatically put your name and Mr. Foscaldo's name on our mailing lists for Technical Bulletins and Bulletins of general nature. Mr. Foscaldo was Indicated as your Alternate on the application form. Also, you may order prints at $0.75 per copy. Small orders of two or three prints are sent free of charge. In addition, you may wish to order copies of our catalogs. We currently have an inventory of copies of our "1979 Supplement to the 1978 Brake Shoe Identification Catalog" on hand. If you wish copies of these catalogs they are billed at $132.80 per thousand. A copy is enclosed. We are waiting for the printing of the "1979 Automotive Data Book," and could provide you with copies of this when it is ready. That is the 104 page red-covered catalog listing brake linings and clutch facings. There is also a "Friction Materials Work Practices Guide" enclosed which is available to members at $0.09/copy. If you are linterested in prints or catalogs please let me know. In the meanwhile your names are being added to our mailing lists for regular Institute bulletins. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc Enc: E. W. Drislaae Executive Director FMS115431 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., E-210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, N.J. 07652 BULLETIN H 0. 6 5 4 May 30, 1979 GUARDIAN CORPORATION ACCEPTED AS ACTIVE MEMBER This Is to advise the Membership that based on votes of the Delegates, the Guardian Corporation of Brighton, Massachusetts, has been admitted as an Active Member of the Institute. We originally advised the Member ship concerning application of Guardian Corporation in a Bulletin of April 19, 1979. As most of you are aware. Guardian Corporation has been a supplier of assembled parts for the brake replacement market and has now commenced manufacture of brake linings. It has been indicated that Guardian now manufactures most of their own disc brake pads for the aftermarket. Guardian Corporation will be an Active Member effective July 1, 1979. Mr. Norman Morse will be the Delegate and Mr. Robert Foscaldo will be the Alternate. The foregoing is sent as a matter of information. EWD/erc Distribution-Active Members (List A) E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115432 GUARDIAN "'TTMHCE HHOOUUSSEE TTHHAATT RBRRAAKKPERS RBUlilIlLTT'" April 24, 1979 Mr. E.W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210 Route 4 Paramus, N.J. 07652 Dear Mr. Drislane: Please refund the $1,700 and bill us for the annual membership fee in the regular semi-annual billings at July 1st and January 1st. We look forward to an active membership in FMSI. Very cordially yours, Norman Morsd President NM/i 145 North Beacon St., Brighton, Mass. 02135 (617) 787-9000 1366 Hundley St., Anaheim, Calif. 92806(714)630-7640 FMS115433 May 1, 1979 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, rviassachusetts 02J35 Dear Mr. Morses Per your letter of April 24, 1979 we are refunding the 1,700 that was paid for the Annual Membership Fee. As indicated when your application has been approved, we will bill the annual fee in semi annual installments at July 1 and January 1. Your application has been recommended for approval by our Membership Committee and by the Board of Directors. I would hope to have the ballots back from the Membership within about two weeks. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE c E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115434 April 17, 1979 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 Dear Mr. Morse: This is to acknowledge receipt of your application for Membership in the Institute along with your check for $2,700 to cover both the initiation fee and the first year's annual fee. On application, we require only the $1,000 initiation fee. Ordinarily, we bill the annual membership fee in semi-annual billings at July 1 and January 1 of the fiscal year. We will hold these funds on deposit but if you wish we could refund you the $1,700. If you wish this refunded please let me know. It normally takes about 6-8 weeks to process an application for Membership. I first circulate the application and information to our Membership Committee who then ballot and make recommendations to the Board of Directors. I then have to run a mail ballot through the Board of Directors and then finally to the full Membership. As these usually take about a 2 week turn-around time, if everything goes well, the application is normally processed in about 6 weeks. I would think that based on the background of the Guardian Corporation, and knowing that several members are familiar with your operation, that the application should go through without delay. Assuming the Membership approves the application, I would imagine that yours will be effective as of July 1, 1979. We will, of course, start servicing your Membership as soon as we have a vote in from our Active Members. Thank you for your application. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. EWD/lmc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15435 ( X' \ April 2, 1979 Hr. Norraan Morse The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 Dear Mr. Morse: Per our recent phone conversation I'm sending along more information concerning the Institute and its activities. In my letter of March 19th, I indicated the contact work we do with the various State and Federal regulatory authorities and associations. We also gave information on our publications which are used widely in the friction materials business. I believe you are familiar with these. We also passed on some information concerning the methods of application for membership as well as the fee schedules. In our conversation you asked about other services. I will try to cover some of these in this letter. Prints for linings and shoes The Institute contacts original equipment lining, brake and vehicle manufacturers for Information concerning the brake linings and clutch facings used on both domestic and imported vehicles. We establish new FMSI numbers as new releases are made. Recently we made a release of a new number for the Ford Mustang/Capri which was introduced in 1979. Right now we are gathering data on the new General Motors X body cars which will be released in April of 1979. Generally we provide drilled brake lining prints for both drum and disc brakes for all domestic passenger cars and light, medium and heavy trucks. We maintain files of these lining prints at the Institute and provide our members with copies. When a new release is made we provide copies of the print to each member depending upon the categories in which he is involved. In your case, with disc brake linings, we would send along copies of new disc brake lining prints as they are released. Similarly, if you were in the drum brake lining business we would send along copies of new prints in that area. To indicate two recent FMSI assignments we are enclosing copies of prints for our FMSI 7070A which is used on General Motors intermediate cars starting in 1978, and copies of FMSI 7072A which is used on Ford Fairmount/Zephyrs starting in 1978. FMS115436 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation -2- April 2, 1979 When we are involved with imported cars, most of the disc brake linings are integrally molded and we provide copies of prints that we gather. Many of our prints were originally prepared by the Certified Division of Lear Siegler based on measurements of materials selected in the field. Most of these prints, of course, are not original equipment prints. Further, we provide illustrations of brake shoes (both drum and disc) as used on most hydraulic brake systems. We also have information on some disc brakes on heavy vehicles. In some cases, the steel brake shoe prints for disc brakes do not cover all details of the shoe necessary for a manufacturer. In some cases, critical dimensions have been blocked out by the brake manufacturer or other party who provided the print. We provide these prints to the members on order and they are usually 8-1/2 x 11 sizes. Where a member needs additional prints over those that are sent as new releases, these are provided to a member at the price of $.75 per print. These prints are just about all 8-1/2 x 11 size. Where there are questions concerning prints, print dimensions or perhaps ambiguous dimensions on the prints, the Institute attempts to answer the question. An Active Member of the Institute has access to all this information on brake linings, clutch facings and shoe prints. Catalogs As you are aware, the Institute publishes an Automotive Data Book and a Brake Shoe Identification Catalog. The Automotive Data Book is published in the odd year so we will be putting out a 1979 book. The Brake Shoe Identification catalog is published in the even year so our last one was our "1978 Brake Shoe Identification catalog." In the off years, we publish supplements so that we are publishing a supplement to the Brake Shoe Identification Catalog in 1979. In other years we have published additional catalogs such as a recent "1979 Brake Block Identification Catalog" and a recently published "Friction Materials Work Practices Guide" which has suggestions for coping with asbestos regulations in the brake shop. All catalogs are available to our members at a price slightly over cost. Slightly "over cost" includes an allowance for illustrations, author alterations, and excess copies printed by printer when we have to absorb an overrun. All members are, of course, entitled to order these catalogs at the time of printing. If there are copies left in stock after the original printing we can provide members with additional copies on a first come, first serve basis. Many members use this catalog in merchandising their products and some members order the catalogs without our cover for insertion in their own catalog. When it is time to order catalogs, we solicit orders from the individual members and these orders are placed on the printer who then bills the member directly for the copies. Copyrights and Trademarks The Institute permits members to use the copyrighted catalogs and the contents thereof including the numbering systems in marketing their products. They are also entitled to use the FMS and FMSI trademarks FMS115437 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation -3- April 2, 1979 and the numbering systems are most helpful in marketing ones products. Sales Statistics Program We also have, as I believe I mentioned to you on the phone, a fc&storical sales reporting program where members report in unit sales of their drum brake linings, disc brake linings, brake blocks and clutch facings to independent certified public accountants. The accountants gather this information and report quarterly to the Membership on total sales in these four categories. This information is apparently helpful to marketing people in projecting market penetration and sales statistics of that nature. Active members of the Institute are eligible to participate in this program. Participation is voluntary but only those who report figures receive copies of the accumulated data by our accountants. As I mentioned to you we publish what are termed technical bulletins as new brake linings, brake shoes, clutch facings and the like are released. When we release a new brake lining they are covered in our pink data book bulletins. I'm enclosing a copy of our Data Book Bulletin #282 of last November in which several new disc brake llningB were released. The application information is included in the technical bulletins and when these bulletins are distributed copies of the new prints are similarly distributed to one party at each of the members. I've enclosed also a copy of a shoe bulletin because many people in the disc brake field market their shoes using the FMSI lining-shoe number such as 7027-D-91. Some people use the FMSI lining-shoe assembly number for marketing products; others use just the steel shoe number; still others use the lining number only. Of course, others use their own numbers, but the FMSI numbers are widely used throughout your industry. I mentioned that we have annual meeting, usually in a resort area, which this year would be the Ocean Reef Club at Key Largo, Florida. At the Annual Meeting (ordinarily held in June) both the Board of Directors and the Membership meet to go over problems of the industry and make recommendations as to Institute activities for the ensuing year. It is at this Annual Meeting that members are able to give input to the Institute as far as the type of services that they need. Still further, depending upon interest in the Institute, members are asked to serve on some committees. In addition, to our Technical Committees, we have other committees which help organize and operate the Institute. If a member feels that he has important input in a certain area he is usually asked to serve on a committee in that area. I hope the foregoing is of help in reviewing the activities of the Institute. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. EWD/lmc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115438 March 19, 1979 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 Subject: Membership in the Friction Materials Standards Institute Dear Mr. Morse: In a recent issue of Brake & Front End Service Magazine it was indicated that the Guardian Corporation is now manufacturing some of its own friction material requirements. Assuming that Guardian is now manufacturing friction materials in commercial quantities your company would be eligible for membership in the Friction Materials Standards Institute. Most of the United States manufacturers of friction materials are Active Members of the Institute. I've enclosed a small booklet concerning membership and activities of the Institute. This booklet was printed in 1974 and is not necessarily up-to-date but it gives some idea of the types of membership and the activities of the Institute. The Friction Materials Standards Institute has worked with most of the governmental agencies as regards regulations on brake linings. We have worked with the Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission (VESC) and the American Association of the Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) as regards state requirements for friction materials. We also, of course, have been in contact with regulatory authorities in Washington such as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) who are responsible for what may be some new requirements for replacement brake linings in the automotive aftermarket. We also, of course, have been in contact with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as regards regulations on asbestos. We have given input to these regulatory authorities and have passed on to our Membership some of the require ments of these agencies. We have also worked with an Industry associa tion (the Asbestos Information Association) as regards asbestos regulations or activities relative to the friction materials industry. We have given input to the AIA and have passed on information that they have gathered to our members as well. FMSI 15439 Mr. Norman Morse The Guardian Corporation 2- - March 19, 1979 In addition you may be familiar with our catalogs which are published for members. We publish an "Automotive Data Book" which includes information on brake linings and clutch facings as well as a "Brake Shoe Identifica tion Catalog." Of course we have FMSI number assignments for brake linings, brake shoes and clutch facings which are widely used throughout the industry. The catalogs and the excerpts from the catalogs are copyrighted by the Institute and FMS and FMSI are registered trademarks of the Friction Materials Standards Institute. Many manufacturers find the MSI catalogs, systems and numbers most helpful in merchandising their products. Upon request of a member, the Institute has given permission to their customers for use of FMS and MSI numbers, as well as the catalogs and information published by the Institute. I believe that the Guardian Corporation is eligible for membership based on production of disc brake linings. If that were the main item manufactured by the Guardian Corporation the current annual fee level for membership would be $1,700. I must indicate that the annual fee is based on a formula with a $1,050 base figure plus $650 for each of the categories in which a manufacturer participates. For example, if you were participating in the brake lining section only (which would include disc brake and drum brake linings) the membership would be $1,050 plus $650 for a total of $1,700. The other categories are brake blocks, clutch facings and new unlined brake shoes. If you were interested in applying for membership in the Institute you should complete the application form and send it on to the Institute. For a new Active Member there is a one time initiation fee of $1,000 which check should accompany the application. This is a one time initiation fee and does not apply to the regular annual fees. The Institute works on a July 1 to June 30 fiscal year and, of course, we are now coming toward the end of the 1978-79 fiscal year. While I expect that the dues will be maintained at the same level for the 1979-80 year that is something that is resolved by the Board of Directors. I have enclosed two copies of the application form as well as a copy of our Constitution and By-Laws. In addition I have sent along a booklet that I referred to that describes some of the activities of the Institute, a "History" of MSI, as well as a list of the Membership as of 1978. As the Guardian Corporation is well known by several of the members I would believe that there would be no difficulty in Guardian being voted into membership. If however, the application were withdrawn or not accepted, the $1,000 initiation fee would be returned. If you have any questions concerning membership in the Institute I'd be most pleased to try to answer them. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC EWD/lmc Encs. E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115440 c2ft* 2 i^s ft 5 *V5. ^** ^3 - 3- S *2 lit i; V %j S si %f M i" Sj 11 "I ** 42 > -- w a ft % 3 4 55 ft "ft w a C % ft t *5 ft 3 s^ ft ft ft - fStT. ^ ft uj a j'S, ill O.s 0`S * *$ a| ?5.i*s s^ll II'51 c 3 2 -5ft 3 2" "R& S13* 05 -s 7-c; ~^!3 C "3>4 -33 "n .sj; i a tij ? ~ *9 a ^ -_S'S2 `s5 l^-ft 4j * ft a 5 ar * ^ 2s?; -^ft ft. ft | ft e ,5 *5 xn ft < ft U <b "Cft V<5 ^ s: *ft b v v 3.3 'ft ft ft ^_3 > c 5 5 ? 2 - S 5-5 C_ C c Jb S-^ I ^ CfSt?AVv#- ft ^ R 5: - a fi .2 3,-C^ *.i - 5 f.;. ^5ft > C< v. "2 ~J-c '! .5 ft I| v a *a* ^ 5ft ft** ^3 ^^ - 25 -f2t ** 8S h sft &e ^ ,, ft c Qe__^ MSfl>+. -it *< ^ *5* * B * ft -?^5-ctSr O-S-B2ft 8ta ft. x fe ft ^ ft a. B%id q>-, :2|-S,S* .Ssfst ft ,-> ft 3 4, a ,c 5 i ffot. J\f; . op I 8<fl <C <n 3 CO .2, u wB -- o.32 o o V i e g C C TJ -4C 8 2 -2 S2 o S' 3 ^ H P c ~n .*2 ) * S'alftii > 3-^-013 83 ' 2 < o o Z z o M FMS115441 A P P L I CATION FOR MEMBERSH I P TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. Gentlemen: The undersigned hereby applies for membership in the FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC,, as an Active Member, and certifies to the following: 1. Name of Applicant: THE GUARDIAN CORPORATION 2. State of Incorporation: MASSACHUSETTS 3. Principal Office: 145 NORTH BEACON STREET. BRIGHTON. MASS. 0213b 4. Date of Incorporation: DECEMBER 18, 1968 5. Length of time dealing with friction materials: 1959 ____________ - 6. Do you manufacture friction materials from the basic materials or do you buy partially finished products from other companies: BOTH________________ 7. Type of friction materials manufactured, and approximate annual capacity of plant: DISC BRAKE PADS. OVER ONE MILLION PIECFS 8. State approximate amount of said materials manufactured in commercial quantities: OVER ONE MILLION PIECES____________________ __________ 9. Is the distribution of your product national, international or local or in how many states: NATIONAL ____________________________ _ 10. Do you list the materials you manufacture in catalogs or in some other form; if so, will you furr.ishus with a copy of same: CATALOG (ENCLOSED) 11. Reference as to financial strength in relation to operations:______________ NEW ENGLAND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. LIST OF SUPPLIERS SENT UPON REQUEST.__________________________________________________________________ 12. Is plant owned by applicant or leased: OWNED___________________________ _ FMS115442 APPLICATION gQR MEMBERSHIP Page two The undersigned hereby acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Constitution and By-Laws of the Institute and agrees that, if elected to membership, it will accept and be bound by the said Constitution and By-Laws, together with any amendments that may from time to time be made thereto. The undersigned hereby designates NORMAN MORSE as its delegate and ROBERT FOSCALDO delegate, to represent it at any meeting of the membership. as its alternate April 10, 1979 BY FMS115443 GUARDIAN" August 15, 1984 Guardian McGraw-Edison Company 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 617 787 9000 Mr. E.W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 _________________________ Dear Ed: Our legal name is Guardian Properties, Inc., but we are doing business as Guardian McGraw-Edison. Would you please change the membership books using our D.B.A.? The acquisition was by net asset purchase and as of now the delegates should remain the same. Sincerely, GUARDIAN McGRAW-EDISON FMS115444 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 August 21, 1984 To: Officers and Board of Directors Subject: Guardian McGraw-Edison Company The Guardian Corporation has participated as an Active Member of the Institute since its admission in 1979. Earlier in 1984, the assets of Guardian Corporation were acquired by McGraw-Edison Company. We have now been requested to change the name on our Membership records to: Guardian McGraw-Edison Company 145 North Beacon Street Brighton, MA 02135 Would the Directors please cast ballots to effect this change of Membership on the Institute records. A ballot and return envelope are enclosed with the Directors' copies only. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Enclose: Ballot (Directors) Letter from N. Morse (All) FMS115445 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 DIRECTORS ' BALLOT Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Subject: Change Institute Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company Gentlemen: My ballot on the Membership change from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company, is: (31) Approve (__ _) Do Not Approve FMSI 15446 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 DIRECTORS ' BALLOT Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Subject: Change Institute Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company Gentlemen: My ballot on the Membership change from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company, is: Approve () Do Not Approve r Company: Date: ^^ FMSI 15447 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 DIRECTORS BALLOT Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Subject: Change Institute Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company Gentlemen: My ballot on the Membership change from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company, is: Approve (_) Do Not Approve FMS115448 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 DIRECTORS 1 BALLOT Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Subject: Change Institute Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw--Edison Company Gentlemen: My ballot on the Membership change from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company, is: ' CSD Approve CUD Do Not Approve Date: <=*-/ FMS115449 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 DIRECTORS ' BALLOT Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Subject: Change Institute Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company Gentlemen: My ballot on the Membership change from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company, is: . CD Approve ( --) Do Not, Approve By: g.f, Company: Date: 7/ f ? $ FMS115450 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210 Route 4 Paramus, NJ 07652 Subject: Change Institute Membership from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company Gentlemen: My ballot on the Membership change from Guardian Corporation to Guardian McGraw-Edison Company, is: ) Do Not Approve Date: FMSI 15451 W * y- Telephone (20U 849-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N. J. 07652 INSTITUTE, INC. , March 23, 1987 Ms. Marguerite Scotto Wagner Division 100 Misty Lane Parsippany, NJ 07054 Dear Ms. Scotto: Per our phone conversation, we are enclosing copies of our BULLETIN NO. 639 and 881, along with the attachments that were enclosed with the original bulletins. Also encldsed is ai copy of our FRICTION MATERIALS WORK PRACTICES GUIDE which was published in 1978. You will note that we have attached a warning notice to this booklet stating that "OSHA HAS PROMULGATED NEW STANDARDS FbR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ASBESOS, EFFECTIVE JULY 21, 1986." BeneAth that we note that certain recommendations in that booklet are no longer iri harmony with the new regulations. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE . E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115452 WAGNER COOPER INDUSTRIES October 28, 1986 Mr. E. W. Drislane, Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210, Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 REF: JWK-86-374 Dear Ed: Enclosed is my personal check for $12.50 for a copy of the 1946 Brake Lining Manufacturers Association Catalog. I hope this has not inconvenienced you too much. I really appreciate you offering to make this information available to us at Wagner. Sincerely yours. J. W. Kourik, Director Brake Engineering/Aftermarket Services sn Enclosure: Check #1402 Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc, 1848 Craig Road St Louis, Missouri 63146 FMS115453 Ref: VL-6 July 28, 1986 Hr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Dear Mr. Drislane: Attached is our check in the amount of $600.00 covering our annual Licensee membership fee from July 1986 through June 1987 (your Invoice No. 005011 dated 7/1/86. Thanks for your assistance and cooperation during the year, and the problem solving between you and our Associate Member, John Mayer, is appreciated. Also, the bulk mailing of 20 copies of the FMSI Bulletins for distribution from here is still working out well. Sincerely, Vi Lomando Brake Engineering attach. Ck. #155288 cc: R. C. Bueler Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 FMSI 15454 COOPER INDUSTRIES WAGNER /, May 14, 1986 Ref: JMM-86-91 Mr. E.W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210, Route #4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Dear Ed: Thank you for the copy of the 1986 Automotive Data Book. Will you please make a notation so that the next revision to the Automotive Data Book will correct Wagner's name in the listing of Licensees to Wagner Division, Cooper Industries, Inc. in place of Wagner Division, McGraw-Edison Company. The listing of St. Louis, Missouri as the address should stay the same. Bob Foscaldo, by copy of this letter, is requested to advise the FMSI of corresponding action to be taken on listing Guardian's name on the active Member's list in the back of the FMSI Data Book. Many thanks for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours. v/V IIII II. I'lttJCI Brake Engineering cc: R. C. Bueler R. G. Foscaldo J. W. Kourik A. R. Wadum vl Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 FMS115455 COOPER INDUSTRIES April 22, 1986 Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210, Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 REF: JWK-86-139 Dear Ed: Enclosed is a sample Wagner carton for Disc Brake Pads which shows the "Caution" notice supplemented with an "Important" notice concerning work with brake systems. These same notes appear on our lined shoe cartons. You will also note that the cover includes a Caution notice concerning improper application and/or installation. Very truly yours, lourik, Director Engineering/Aftermarket Services Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 314/851-5320 FMSI 15456 WAGNER COOPER INDUSTRIES April 17, 1986 Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Institute E. 210, Route #4 Paramus, NJ 07652 REF: JWK-86-135 Dear Ed: I appreciated having you devote the two hours of your time yesterday towards discussion on the EPA proposed ban on asbestos. It was reassuring to know that those of us who have been involved in in-depth vehicle testing of brake friction materials have similar concerns and approaches to total evaluation of brake friction products. I am returning your personal copy of the Draft of your EPA response. While I was in your office I noticed that you have some Wagner catalogs and I decided it was best to send you a copy of Page 1 from a Wagner HU-800/SEPT 1985 Catalog to confirm the content of the Caution note we use to supplement the OSHA asbestos warning. As soon as I get a fresh container from one of our Bonding Shops, I will send that to you since the printing on a container is a much better representa tion of the catalog text. We also talked about warnings and you will seethat this page has two additional warnings that help us provide adequate instructions to the users of our products. Just in case you do not have one of our Wagner Service Manuals, I am enclosing a copy of AU-1600/FEB 1984. Very truly yours. W^ Kourik, Director /BBrarakkee Engineering/Aftermarket Services sn Enclosures: FMSI Draft Letter to EPA Page 1 from Wagner HU-800/SEPT 1985 Catalog Wagner Catalog AU-1600/FEB 1984 cc R. C. Bueler T. R. Rokos D. J. Stansell Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St. Louis, Missouri 63146 314/851-5320 FMSI 15457 Wagner Division Cooper Industries, Inc. 1848 Craig Road St.Louis, Missouri 63146 July 10, 1985 Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Institute Dear Mr. Drislane: Attached is our check in the amount of $600.00 to cover Wagner Division, Cooper Industries, Inc.'s (formerly McGraw-Edison Company) annual Licensee membership fee from July 1985 through June 1986 (your Invoice No. 004767 dated 7-1-85). Your forwarding the 20 copies each of the FMSI Bulletins to my attention for distribution among Parsippany and St. Louis personnel has worked out very well, and I am sure it saves you a lot of precious time. Thanks for your continual cooperation. Sincerely, WAGNER DIVISION COOPER INDUSTRIES, INC. Vi Lomando Brake Engineering Attach. Ck. No. 119356 FMS115458 INVOICE FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE E-21D ROUTE 4 PARAMOS, NEW JERSEY 07652 PHONE (201) S45-04-40 I FMS115459 McBRflllHDISON AGNER <j^ July 13, 1984 Waagginar Dlvlalon MMccOOiraw-Edlson Company 184S Craig Road St. Loula, Missouri 63141 314/851-5345 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E.W.Drislane Executive Director Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $600.00 to cover Wagner Division, McGraw-Edison Company's annual Licensee membership fee from July 1984 through June 1985 (your invoice No. 004511 dated 7/1/84). Copies of FMSI Bulletins are to be forwarded to Messrs. Win. 0. Johnson, M. T. Haase, P. M. Murray and F. L. Wujick, 100 Misty Lane, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054, and to Messrs. J. W. Kourik, R. 0. Tuegel, A. R. Wadum, J. M. Mayer and the writer at 1848 Craig Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63146. Very truly yours. WAGNER DIVISION McGRAW-EDISON COMPANY /vl attach. Vi Lomando Brake Engineering FMSI 15460 MG6RAW-EDISQN July 12, 1983 Wagner Dlvlah McOraw-Cdlmon Company 4444ll1848 Craig Road , , , , , St. Loula, Mlaaourl 63146 314/851-8345 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E. W. Drislane Executive Director Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $600.00 to cover Wagner Division, McGraw-Edison Company's annual Licensee membership fee from July 1983 through June 1984 (your Invoice #004250) . Copies of FMSI Bulletins are to be forwarded to Messrs. W. 0. Johnson, M. T. Haase, J. W. Kourik, P. M. Murray and F. L. Wujick, 100 Misty Lane, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054, and to Messrs. R. 0. Tuegel, A. R. Wadum, J. M. Mayer and the writer at 1848 Craig Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63146. Very truly yours WAGNER DIVISION McGRAW-EDISON COMPANY /vl attach. Ck. #17118 Vi Lomando Brake Product Engineering FMSI 15461 Telephone (201) 645-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS N J 07652 INC. June 3, 1983 Mr. Paul Weihi Wagner Division . McGraw Edison Company 100 Misty Lane Parsippany, NJ 07054 Dear Paul: As noted on the phone, I'm sending along a copy of our notice to Active Members and Regional Members on publication of a 1983 Brake Block Identification Catalog. ' Should you wish copies, please let me know, and we will make arrange ments with one of the Active Members for Wanger's needs. If you want just a few copies, I will take care of it directly. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EY/D/e E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15462 MCBRAUU-EBISOM WAGNER Wagner Division McGraw-Edlson Company 11444 Lackland Road St. Louis, Missouri 63141 314/569-5300 August 3, 1982 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $600.00 to cover Wagner Division, McGraw-Edison Company's annual Licensee membership fee from July 1982 through June 1983 (your Invoice #003979). Copies of FMSI Bulletins are to be forwarded to Messrs. L. T. Doxsee, M. T. Haase, J. W. Kourik, P. M. Murray and F. L. Wujick, 100 Misty Lane, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054, and to Messrs. R. 0. Tuegel, A. R. Wadum, J. M. Mayer and the writer at 11444 Lackland Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63141. Very truly yours WAGNER DIVISION McGRAW-EDISON COMPANY /vl Attach. Ck. #529650 Brake Product Engineering FMSI 15463 December 3, 1981 Mr. Jack Kourik Wagner Division MdGraw-Edison Company 11444 Lackaland Road St. Louis, MO 63141 Dear Jack: The reference on Page 21 of our "History" was to the insert which we distributed and which first appeared in our "1977 Automotive Data Book." As in the text in our "History," the title of that insert was: "Recommended Procedures for Reducing Asbestos Dust During Brake Servicing." A copy of that insert as written in 1977 is enclosed. This was subsequently revised. The revisions gave a little more precision. I'm enclosing a copy of our recommendations as they appear in more recent catalogs. I'm not sure of exactly when they were revised, but it was probably 1979 to bring the write-up into harmony with that small booklet to which you referred. That "Work Practices" booklet was published in the fall of 1979. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/dld Enclosures E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15464 IMC6RAMS0N WAGNER July 28, 1981 Wagner Division McQraw-Edison Company 11444 Lackland Road SL Louis, Missouri 63141 314/569-5300 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $550.00 to cover Wagner Electric Division's annual membership fee from July 1981 through June 1982 (your Inv. #003716). Copies of bulletins are to be forwarded to Mr. L. T. Doxsee at our Parsippany, New Jersey location, and to Messrs. J. W. Kourik, R. 0. Tuegel, A. R. Wadum and the writer at 11444 Lackland Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63141 (same mailing list as in 1981). Very truly yours WAGNER DIVISION, McGRAW-EDISON COMPANY /vl attach. Ck. #521435 cc: Messrs. L. T. Doxsee J. W. Kourik R. 0. Tuegel A. R. Wadum Brake Product Engineering FMS115465 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 11444 LACKLAND ROAD, ST LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141 WAGNER July 11, 1980 314/569-5300 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $550.00 to cover Wagner Electric Corporation's annual membership fee from July 1980 through June 1981 (your Inv. #003401). Mr. R. E. Murphy is no longer with the Company, but it is requested that copies of bulletins be sent instead to Mr. L. T. Doxsee Wagner Electric Corporation 100 Misty Lane Parsippany, New Jersey 07054 in addition to copies for Messrs. J. W. Kourik, R. 0. Tuegel, A. R. Wadum and the writer at 11444 Lackland Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63141. Very truly yours WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION /vl attach. Ck. #707187 cc: Messrs. L. T. Doxsee J. W. Kourik R. 0. Tuegel A. R. Wadum (Mrs.) Brake Product Engineering FMSI 15466 December 18, 1979 Mr. R. 0. Tuegel Wagner Electric Corporation 11444 Lackland Road St. Louis, Missouri 63141 Dear Bob: Thank you for your letter of December 13, 1979 where you enclosed a copy of your submission to the ANPKM issued by the EPA. I have made copies of your submission for distribution to our Board o Directors and our Health and Environmental Affairs Committee. As regards our submission to the Docket we had drafted one reply concerning the population, routes and duration of exposure. However, this submission has not as yet been approved for submission to the Docket by our Legal Counsel. A copy of this intended submission is enclosed. I expect it to be submitted to the Docket in much the fashion that it is. Our comments addressed their selection of friction materials as an area of major exposure. We have tried to put the population exposed and the routes and durations of exposure into perspective. However, as I indicated this has not as yet been approved for our submission by Counsel. In addition, I am enclosing copies of bulletins that were issued to the Membership on December 18, 1979. These are our Bulletin #668 along with Bulletin #668A. We included several enclosures to our Members to advise what is going on in Washington, and our Industry's reaction thereto. You might pay particular attention to the draft eleven questions from EPA which they entitled "Informational Needs for Friction Products Containing Asbestos." These are eleven questions being asked by EPA. We Intend to meet with a group from EPA'8 Toxic Substances Control Office in Washington on January 3, 1980 to seek clarification on this request for Information. If you have any questions, please give me a call. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC EWD/lmc Enc. E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15467 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 6400 PLYMOUTH AVENUE, SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI 63133 WAGNER December 7, 1979 314 721-5000 Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Director Friction Materials Standards Bergen Mall Office Center E210 Route 4 Paramus, N.J. 07652 Institute, Inc. Dear Mr. Drislane: In answer to your letter of December 5, 1979, please discontinue bulletins and correspondence to Mr. R. E. Murphy at the Plymouth Avenue address. Mr. Doxsee has replaced Mr. Murphy as Director of Aftermarket Marketing and this department has been transferred to Parsippany, New Jersey. Sincerely, WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION Virginia Roth Aftermarket Marketing FMS115468 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION Sfe V v WAGNER 6400 PLYMOUTH AVENUE, SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI 63133 November 28, 1979 314 721-5000 Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210 Route 4 Parantus, N. J. 07652 Gentlemen: Would you please send any bulletins or correspondence that is now being sent to R. E. Murphy , Wagner Electric Corp., 6400 Plymouth Ave. St. Louis, Mo. 63133 to the following address: Mr. L. T. Doxsee Wagner Electric Corporation 100 Misty Lane Parsippany, N. J. 07054 k Thank you for your help in this matter. Yours very truly WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION Virginia Roth Aftermarket Marketing vr cc: Mr. L. T. Doxsee Mr. J. C. Schroer FMS115469 December 5, 1979 Ms. Virginia Roth Wagner Electric Corporation 6400 Plymouth Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63133 Dear Ms. Roth: I have your letter of November 28, 1979 asking that bulletins and correspondence be sent to Mr. L. T. Doxsee in Parsippany. We will see that the bulletins and correspondence are routed to Mr. Doxsee. In the meanwhile, am I to discontinue sending the correspondence to Mr. Murphy at the Plymouth Avenue address? Please let me know if I am to discontinue Mr. Murphy's mailings. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15470 \jJ September 17, 1979 Mr. Terry Keller Wagner Electric Corporation 11444 Lackland Road St. Louis, Missouri 63141 Dear Terry: Per our phone conversation I am enclosing one copy each of Data Book Bulletins #286, 287 and 288. In addition, we have added your name to the mailing list for routine distribution of the blue shoe bulletins. I'm sure that Chuck Newell can help out on the routine distribution of the Data Book Bulletins. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. EWD/lmc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15471 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 11444 LACKLAND ROAD, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141 WAGNER July 12, 1979 314-569-5300 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $550.00 to cover Wagner Electric Corporation's annual membership fee from July 1979 through June 1980 (your invoice #003077). It is requested that copies of bulletins be sent to Mr. R. E. Murphy at our 6400 Plymouth, St. Louis, Missouri 63133 address in addition to copies for Messrs. J. W. Kourik, R. 0. Tuegel, A. R. Wadum and the writer at 11444 Lackland Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63141. Very truly yours WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION /vl attach. Ck. #265390 cc: Messrs. R. E. Murphy J. Wn .. K1S.oUUuLr-LikK. ^^ , ( R. 0. Tuegel a A "* l'*' 1 A. R. Wadum Brake Product Engineering FMSI 15472 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 11444 LACKLAND ROAD, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141 WAGNER ft 314/569-5324 December 15, 1978 Friction Materials Standards Institute East 210, Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Gentlemen: Please find enclosed our check for $9.00 for 100 copies of the booklet entitled "FRICTION MATERIALS WORK PRACTICES GUIDE". Would you please send these to the above address, my attention. Thank you. Very truly yours, WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION Brake Products JWK:wn Enclosure (Check #234641) FMS115473 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 11444 LACKLAND ROAD. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141 WAGNER August 2, 1978 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $500.00 to cover Wagner Electric Corporation's annual membership fee from July 1978 thru June 1979 (your Invoice #002751). ^ It is requested that copies of bulletins be sent to Messrs. Allan Meier and Walter C. May at our 6400 Plymouth, St. Louis, Mb. 63133 address in addition to those sent to Mr. "J. W. Kourik and the ^writer at 11444 Lackland Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63141. In the past Mr. A. A. Mueller has also received copies of the bulletins. Mr. Mupller-has now been transferred to our Vehicle Test Center facility in Oklahoma, and bulletins previously sent to him should now be addressed to Mr. A. R. Wadum at the Lackland address. If any problem, please advise. ` Very truly yours WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION attach. Ck. #260163 cc: Messrs. A. Meier W. C. May A. R. Wadum (Mrs)Vi Lomandb Brake Product Engineering FMSI 15474 he f Mr. A. A. Mueller Wagner Electric Corporation 11444 Lackland Road St. Louis. Mo 63141 Dear Al: Thank you for your recent phone call concerning your new position with Wagner. I enjoyed very much our contacts on aftermarket shoe and lining assignments. You have always been most helpful and have gone out of your way to help when X bad a quaetlon. I hepa I have in turn helpad answer some of your questions. I will miss dealing with you and wish you the best in your new assignment. I'd appreciate it if you could let your successor be kaow, so that 1 can contact him and maka arrangements for mglllaf bulletins and other literature. Again, aueeaaa in your new assign ment in the Southwest. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE BWD/lmc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15475 WAGNER ELBCTRIC CORPORATION 6400 PLYMOUTH AVENUE, SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI 63133 WAGNER 314 721-5000 March 31, 1978 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. Bergen Mall Office Center E210 Route 4 Faramus, N. J. 07652 Attn: Edward W. Drislane, Executive Director Dear Ed: I have your letter of March 23rd plus the shoe bulletins that I hadn't received due to the mix up of removing my name from the mailing list. He have new people here at Wagner who don't realize that Harry has been around here for thirty years and still would like to remain on the mailing list for F.M.S.I. Therefore, I wish to thank you for putting me back on. Yours very truly. HHW/dbr FMS115476 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 11444 LACKLAND ROAD, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141 WAGNER August 1, 1977 hkMiMd 314 721-5000 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $500.00 to cover the Wagner Electric Corporation membership fee from July 1, 1977 through June 30, 1978 (your Invoice No. 002453). Copies of the bulletins are also to be sent to Messrs. Allan Meier and Walter C. May at 6400 Plymouth Avenue, St. Louis, Mb. 63133, in addition to those sent to the writer at 11444 Lackland Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63141. /vl attach. Ck.#207128 cc: Mr. Allan Meier Mr. W. C. May Very truly yours. WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION V. Lomando Brake Product Engineering FMSI 15477 Member MAILING LIST CHANGE Date This change effects the following lists: General Bulletins - Active ( ) Foreign Shoe Bulletins General Bulletins - Regional ( ) Delegates & Alternates General Bulletins - Licensees OD Annual Fee Billing Data Book Bulletins ( ) Regular Billing Shoe Bulletins Qp CD (ZD (ZD (ZZ) Chanpe List As Follows: V* 0- jI ^y QL qJlSlp--- ,/Vl _e>_a_~. (jVOo t ^* GL, Q, AA-o-q-A-XLjv^ l/?A_ v-/ c Source , of ~ Change: Vv/xfl- ^_______________ _____________ Requested by: Rolodex Files (Both) Changed: Name <0^-5 f/d^ Addressograph Plate Changed: Address/Telephone Directory Changed: Date f"fl ^V/ 7 7 fy/n ---- FMS115478 WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 6400 PLYMOUTH AVENUE, SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI 63133 WAGNER March 7, 1977 314 721- Friction Materials Standards Bergen Mall Office Center E. 210 Route 4 Paramus, N. J. 07652 Institute, Inc. Gentlemen: Please change the name on our subscription to Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc. to have all correspondence sent to Mr. Waiter C. May instead of D. F. Salzmann. Mr. Salzmann is no longer an employee of Wagner Electric. Thank you. Yours very truly. V Secretary Aftermarket Marketing FMS115479 iB;,;-; 7' * - &A Y Qri'c/~" k>14 4* 4 October 13, 1976 Mr. A. Mueller Wegner Electric Corporation 11444 Lackland Road St. Louie, Mel 63141 Dear Al; This is to confirm the verbal arrangements I made to visit H^ner in St. Louis. I plan to be at Wagner on Wednesday meriting, October 27, 1976. I expect to arrive in St. Louis on Tuesday nlte. In particular, 1*11 be Interested in any liningtand shoe Information as regards your 7 brake, FR brake, and the new S earn brakes. I've enclosed a list of the various 7, FR and S cam brakes with applicable FMS1 lining and shoes for these brakes. I'm interested in any changes, modifications, additions or deletions to the lining and application information. I hope to get over to the Lackland Road plant sometime about nine on Wednesday morning. I will look forward to seeing you then. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/lmc E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15480 WAGIMER ELECTRIC CORPORATION WAGNER DIVISION 6400 PLYMOUTH AVENUE-ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63133 U.S.A. ADORESS B6PLY TO: 11444 LACKLAND ROAD ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141 July 13 , 1976 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $500.00 to cover the Wagner Corporation membership fee from July 1, 1976 through June 30, 1977 (your Invoice No. 002164). Copies of the bulletins are also to be sent to Messrs. H. H. Wisniewski and D. F. Salzmann at 6400 Plymouth Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63133, in addition to those sent to the writer. In the future, any general correspondence concerning FMSI activity, as well as notices for payment of fees (previously sent to Mr. E. A. Keil), are to be directed to Wagner Corporation 11444 Lackland Road St. Louis, Missouri 63141 Attention: Mrs. Vi Lomando ^ Automotive Engineering Div. 0 ^ 0 /vl Attach. cc: Mr. H. H. Wisniewski Mr. D. F. Salzmann Very truly yours, WAGNER CORPORATION k ^ -?r>. <. ?V. Lomando Automotive Engineering Div. FMSI 15481 TlLKPHONB (201) 646-0440 FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS BERGEN MALL OFFICE CENTER E. 210 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N J. 07652 INSTITUTE, INC. February 18, 1976 Mr. D. F. Salzmann Wagner Electric Corporation 6400 Plymouth Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63133 Dear Don: As a follow up to earlier correspondence I am enclosing a copy of the Institute's comments to OSHA on the asbestos regulations. The Asbestos Information Association (AIA) put on a most professional meeting in Washington on February 4, 1976. As you are probably aware, OSHA has extended the period for comments to April 9, 1976. At this AIA meeting, it was decided if a time extension was officially granted, that Roy F. Weston, Consultants to AIA, would extend their study from "primary" manufacturers (those introducing asbestos into the product) to "secondary" and "Consumer" sections. Wagner Electric would be a large "secondary" manufacturer. If Wagner Electric is contacted by the Roy Weston organization, I urge that you give them your full and candid cooperation. It is my understanding that the Roy Weston organization will protect any proprietary information. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc Enclosure: E. W. Drislane Executive Director FMS115482 December 12* 1975 Mr. D F Salwaann SSbgber Electric Corporation 6400 Plymouth Avenue St. Louis* Missouri 63133 Dear Dons Vs talked several weeks ago about the recent OSHA proposals on asbestos. The comment closing date has been postponed for 60 days to February 6, 1976. I a enclosing a copy of a report on a recent seminar on asbestos sponsored by the Institute. Mr. Byung Kwon of IA addressed our group and I thought you might be interested in his comments. A copy is enclosed. Sincerely* FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/erc Enclosure# E. i. Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15483 V WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION WAGNER DIVISION B40D PLYMOUTH AVENUE-ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63133 U.S.A. ADDRESS REPLY TO: 11AAA LACKLAND ROAD ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI 631A1 August 8, 1975 Friction Materials Standards Institute E-210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Attention: Mr. E. W. Drislane Executive Secretary Gentlemen: We are sending you herewith our check in the amount of $500.00 to cover the Wagner Electric Corporation membership fee from July 1, 1975 through June 30, 1976 (your invoice No. 1917). Will you please mark your records to indicate copies of the bulletins are to be sent to Mr. H. H. Wisniewski and Mr. D. F. Salzmann at 6400 Plymouth Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, 63133, in addition to those sent to the writer. Any general correspondence concerning FMSI activity, as well as notices for payment of fees, are to be sent to: Wagner Electric Corporation 11444 Lackland Road St. Louis, Missouri 63141 Attention: Mr. E. A. Keil Automotive Engineering Div Very truly yours EAK:val Attachment: Check No. 72478 cc: Mr. H. H. Wisniewski Mr. D. F. Salzmann FMSI 15484 ~JVujaL&^ oSh^'UaAa^Ji 'Ji^HUst/ ~ 2-V^ FMS115485 lectric Sales Corporation 5675 INTERNATIONAL WAV P.O. BOX 2221 I MILWAUKEE, OREGON 97222 TELEPHONE: 503-653-0555 June 23, 1975 Friction Materials Standards Institute Inc E 210 Route 4 Paramus, New Jersey 07652 Gentlemen: Please send us (50) fifty copies of your latest edition on the Brake Block Identification Catalog. Yours very truly, JF:ms Sales & Service Manager FMS115486 Jam 26, 1975 Mr. Jack Petti ifegrwr Electric Sales Corporation P. 0. Box 22211 Milwaidcie, Oregon 97222 Dear Mr. Fattlg* In reply to your letter of* June 23, 1975, we have no store IM * hand. expect to publish a new edition late in 1975. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE EWD/ero E W Drislerte Executive Director FMSI 15487 1/J April 17, 1975 Mr, J. . Kourik fegner Eleetri Corporalion 11444 Lackland Road St, Louis, Missouri 63141 Dear Jfeeki Thank you for the oopy of your submission to the VESC on their proposed 11 Brake Component Wear taming Regulation", I've enclosed a copy of my brief report of the April 10, 1975 Hearing for your information. Sincerely, FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. EfD/erc Enclosures . . Drislane Executive Director FMSI 15488 A P P L I CAT I 0 N FOR MEMBERSHIP TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC. Gentlemen: /v f^o V * ; li6 The undersigned, a manufacturer of brake shoes, hereby applies for membership in the FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC, as a Licensee and certifies to the fol lowing : 1. Name of applicant: Wagner Electric Corporation___________________________________ 2. Date and place of incorporation: Company started in 1891 as a Missouri corporation, then seceded by Delaware Corporation in July, 1922 3. Principal office: 6400 Plymouth, St. Louis 33, Missouri 4. Length of time manufacturing brake shoes: 35 years___________________________ _ 5. Do you manufacture brake shoes from the basic materials: Yes 6. Approximate annual brake shoe manufacturing capacity of plant: 20.000.000 . 7. State approximate number of square feet devoted to brake shoe manufacturing: _____ 44,000____________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. State approximate number of unlined shoes manufactured and sold as unlined brake shoes: OEM & Replacement not recorded separately 9. How many different brake shoe set numbers do you manufacture other than shoes which you recondition or remanufacture: Manufacture approximately 50 different part numbers 10. Is the distribution of your product national, international or local or in how many states: Distribution is local, national and international 11. Do you list the brake shoes you manufacture in catalogs or in some other form. If so, please attach a copy of same. Yes___________________________________________ _ 12. Please furnish three credit references: First National Bank of St. Louis, Missouri U. S. Steel Company, New York, New York American Brakeblok Division, Troy, Michigan 13. Is plant owned by applicant or leased: Owned FMSt 15489 Application for Membership Page Two The undersigned hereby acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Constitution and By-Laws of the Institute and agrees that, if elected to membership, it will accept and be bound by the said Constitution and By-Laws, together with any amendments that may, from time to time, be made thereto. Wagner Electric Corporation Wilson, General Manager & Accessories Division FMSI 15490