Asbesto-CleneTM System 500 Asbesto-CleneTM System 600 ASBESTO-CLENETM SYSTEM 400 Designed to eccommodate a wide range of vehicles with drum brakes in the 7" to 12" diameter range, the Asbesto-CleneTM System 400 consists of brake encapsulation cylinder *400 and Nilfisk HEPAflltered model GA-71 vacuum dust collector.

FMSI 109 720128 Orislane to Members of Asbestos Study Committee FMSI - 110 720210 Minutes of Meeting of Asbestos Study Committee FMSI - 111 720218 Bulletin No. 428 RE: Demonstration - Membrane filter method for airborne asbestos measurement FMSI - 112 720225 Memo From: Ddslane To: Members of the Asbestos Study Committee RE: Asbestos Seminar - IIT Research Institute - Chicago FMSI - 113 720229 Memo: From: Orislane To: Members of the asbestos study committee RE: Distribution of `Measurement of airborne asbestos liber by the membrane filter method FMSI - 114 720600 Report, FMSI asbestos study committee activities From: Weaver FMSI - 115 720601 Weaver to Drislane.

MOXV KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that the undersigned does HEREBY CONSTITUTE AND APPOINT H.

FRICTION MATERIALS 3TAN0AR0S INSTITUTE.

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FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4, PARAMUS, NJ 07652 BULLETIN NO. 831 July 2, 1985 ASBESTOS CLAIMS FACILITY On May 1, 1985 the Institute advised on the establishment of an "Asbestos Claims Facility" by a group of asbestos producers and insurance companies.

FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC., EAST 210 ROUTE 4; PARAMUS, NJ 07652 MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING OF THE FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTE, INC.

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as equipment (i) that plaintiff/decedent worked with and/or around and/or (ii) that a person through whom plaintiff was exposed worked with and/or around: (a) Specifically identify each asbestos-containing component; and every such (b) Identify the source of each and every such asbestos-containing component, including, but limited to, components that were manufactured and/or provided by Defendant and/or any predecessor/related entity; and, (c) Identify any and alldocuments referring to, relating to, and/or reflecting the identity and source of said asbestos-containing components.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS MERLE BARGER, ) ) and ) ) MICHAEL THERIAULT, Individually and as ) Special Administrator of the Estate of ) ROBERT THERIAULT, Deceased, ) ) Plaintiffs, ) ) ) vs. ) A.W.

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