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decorative applications, but also was clarified to exclude all applications covered with a particular type of nonfriable material, as published in the FEDERAL REGISTER (43 FR 26372), In addition to these regulations, emission standards have been promulgated under NESHAPS for asbestos mills, asbestos manufacturing facilities, and asbestos fabrication plants.

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t *` 'friction MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., E-210 ROUTE Ht PARAMUS, N.J. 07652 BULLETIN NO. 639 January 31, 1979 MANUFACTURERS AND LABORATORIES UITH PRODUCTS OR SERVICES FOR CONTROLLING ASBESTOS In order to reply to inquiries that we receive concerning questions such as laboratories for asbestos counts or manufacturers of vacuum equipment for use in an asbestos environment, we have made tabulations of certain manufacturers or laboratories involved in these areas.

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