Assertion: asbestos's product | /r/MadeOf | asbestos
Facets:
value: by visual determination
type: MANNER
value: in the past
type: TEMPORAL
value: legally
type: MANNER
value: in transport ships
type: LOCATION
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: in other vehicles
type: LOCATION
value: into the united states
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in toys
type: LOCATION
value: in makeup
type: LOCATION
value: previously
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: If products containing asbestos are disturbed, tiny asbestos fibers are released into the air.
text: Appliances such as stoves, dryers and coffee pots Materials such as fabric and paper products Examples of talc-containing products containing asbestos in makeup and toys are:
text: Common products that might have contained asbestos in the past, and conditions which may release fibers, include:
text: You may hire a general asbestos contractor or, in some cases, a professional trained to handle specific products containing asbestos.
text: Whether the proposed rule will lead to more products containing asbestos is not clear.
text: See common products that may contain asbestos
text: These regulations prohibit the import, sale and use of asbestos, as well as the manufacture, import, sale and use of products containing asbestos, with some exceptions.
text: There is no way to visually know if a product contains asbestos.
text: The best practice is to learn about the products that are likely to contain asbestos and treat them as if they do, until you have them tested.
text: In 1989, after a 10-year, $10 million study that generated 100,000 pages of evidence, EPA announced it would order a phaseout and ban of more than 90 percent of products containing asbestos.
text: Any homeowner with a structure built before 1980 who is planning to remodel or repair their home after a natural disaster should know which products in their home contain asbestos.
text: Some estimates say that about 50% of homes contain asbestos, and about 5,000 products have contained or still contain asbestos.
text: Some estimates say that about 50% of homes contain asbestos, and about 5,000 products have contained or still contain asbestos.
text: You need not worry that you will accidentally purchase a product containing asbestos... larger-than-life warnings must be conspicuously posted on them!
text: Testing may be the only way to know if a product contains asbestos.
text: Safe and effective substitutes are now possible for all products previously containing asbestos.
text: Some vermiculite or talc products may contain asbestos.
text: Common products that might have contained asbestos in the past, and conditions which may release fibers, include:
text: You may hire a general asbestos contractor or, in some cases, a professional trained to handle specific products containing asbestos.
text: He supported the head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, who stated that his agency would no longer deal with negative effects potentially derived from products containing asbestos.
text: Where is asbestos found, and what products contain asbestos?
text: If you think that a product may contain asbestos and preparations are underway for remodeling or demolition, DPH recommends having the home inspected by a CT licensed Asbestos Inspector or Management Planner to identify suspect ACM.
text: Q. How many products contain asbestos?
text: Under pressure from asbestos industry lobbyists, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overturns the EPA’s ban and phase-out of products containing asbestos.
text: When buildings are renovated demolished, products that contain asbestos can be damaged.
text: While it has been illegal to mine for or manufacture the substance for quite some time, it has always been legal to import products that contain asbestos into the United States.
text: In fact, if your home hasn’t been renovated since the 1970s or 80s, there may still be a variety of products that contain asbestos.
text: The Clean Air Act also banned all spray-on products that contained asbestos.
text: In June 2018, the EPA introduced the Significant New Use Rule (SNUR) which requires manufacturers to gain approval from the EPA if they are going to process, import, or manufacture new or existing products that contain asbestos.
text: The Toxic Substances Control Act bans any new use of asbestos as well as any of the following products that may contain asbestos:
text: More than 5,000 products contain or have contained asbestos, including:
text: More than 5,000 products contain or have contained asbestos, including:
text: However, many products — and particularly buildings that were built before the late 1970s — contain asbestos.
text: Products containing asbestos were phased out during the 1980s, a national ban on asbestos,
text: its importation and all products containing asbestos came into effect at the end of 2003.
text: In addition, several thousand household and automotive products used by UK residents often contained asbestos.
text: Automotive products containing asbestos included not only the widely recognized
text: If products containing asbestos are disturbed, tiny asbestos fibers are released into the air.
text: Some estimates say larger vessels may have carried as many as 300 products containing asbestos.
text: Although asbestos use has significantly declined since the 1970s, Vietnam era veterans may have been exposed to large amounts of products containing asbestos in transport ships and other vehicles used during early Vietnam deployments.
text: Many products are still in place today contain asbestos,” according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
text: Today, manufacturers must label products that contain asbestos.
text: While some finished products containing asbestos—including brake liners, roof coatings, and gaskets—are imported into the country, their total value is estimated at less than $5 million.
text: Products containing asbestos do not pose a threat if left intact and undisturbed.
text: More than 300 products or parts on ships built during the Korean and Vietnam War eras contained asbestos.
text: Testing may be the only way to know if a product contains asbestos.
text: Fewer products containing asbestos are found in Navy ships and shipyards today.
text: Some vermiculite or talc products may contain asbestos.
text: If products containing asbestos are disturbed, microscopic, lightweight asbestos fibers are released into the air.
text: More that 3,000 products in use today contain asbestos.
text: Some of the more common products that may contain asbestos include:
text: Products containing asbestos are often not labeled as such.
text: Or call the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (800-638-2772) for information about whether a product contains asbestos.
text: While it is often possible to "suspect" that a material or product is or contains asbestos by visual determination, actual determinations can only be made by instrumental analysis.
text: It should be noted that this table should be treated with caution; despite this information being a useful guide, you should bear in mind that when manufacturing products that contained asbestos, breaking specifications was a common occurrence.
text: Friability of a product containing asbestos means that it is so soft and weak in structure that it can be broken with simple finger crushing pressure.
text: In 1952, Dr. Kenneth Smith, Johns-Manville medical director, recommended (unsuccessfully) that warning labels be attached to products containing asbestos.
text: For a clarification of products which legally contain asbestos, read the EPA's clarification statement.
text: Products containing asbestos are regulated by the Asbestos Products Regulation (SOR 2007/260).
text: 12.684/07 prohibits the use of any product which utilizes asbestos but many buildings are still constructed of products containing asbestos.
text: The ASEA has information dedicated to raising awareness about the risk of imported products containing asbestos as well as safety alerts on products that may pose a health risk from asbestos.
text: Textile products that may have contained asbestos include:
text: Some vermiculite or talc products may contain asbestos.
text: Using products containing asbestos, for instance in building and construction, heating, shipyards, power stations, boiler making and plumbing
text: Some vermiculite or talc products may contain asbestos.
text: Products containing asbestos are often not labeled as such.
text: Or call the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (800-638-2772) for information about whether a product contains asbestos.
text: While it is often possible to "suspect" that a material or product is or contains asbestos by visual determination, actual determinations can only be made by instrumental analysis.
text: However products or materials containing asbestos, which were already installed or in service prior to the prohibition, may remain in place until they are disposed of or reach the end of their service life.
text: In December 2016, the Canadian government announced it will ban the manufacture of any products containing asbestos as well as the import and export of asbestos products by the end of 2018.
text: Products containing asbestos which have been damaged by water, or by abrasive procedures, or through improper maintenance or removal processes can also release fibres.
text: Products that may contain asbestos include:
text: While manufacturers have now phased out virtually every product that contains asbestos, contaminated building materials still exist at countless jobsites, placing workers at serious risk of illness or death.
text: Many products that once contained asbestos are now being manufactured with natural and synthetic fibers.
text: List of Machinery/products that may contain asbestos
text: Many products in use today contain asbestos.
text: Due to the overturn of the 1989 EPA ban, there are several building materials and other products that still contain asbestos.
text: The ban will apply to the manufacture of any products containing asbestos, as well as imports made with the deadly mineral.