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HEALTH ASPECTS OF FIBERGLAS MATERIALS This brochure is preparedfor distribution to plant physi cians, industrial hygienists, safety engineers, and others interested in a documented summation of facts relating to the health aspects of Fiberglas materials. > VS* OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION, TOLEDO, OHIO 1948 01 500 0396 HEALTH ASPECTS OF FIBERGLAS MATERIALS FTBERGLA3*--glass in the form of fine pUeble glue fibers which can be woven into fabrics, or fabricated into bate and boards--was first produced in the wool fora in 1932.

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