Uses of asbestos

Asbestos in different contexts was used in the entire time. The fiber was originally used by the Greeks, it fireproof cloth, who loved in the fire could be thrown as one for cleaning, if it was dirty. Since then, the use of asbestos in various fields has expanded. At the height of the use and by the late 1980's used asbestos in more than 3,000 products in homes.

A large number of products containing asbestos used in construction products. Asbestos in various building components used, because it is both fire resistant and provides insulation. It is ideal for insulating against sound from other rooms, as well as thermal insulation against heat.
Some products in buildings containing asbestos include:
Floor tiles you and bow you flooring
Construction putties and mastics
-Decorative plaster or artex
-Acoustic plaster
-Structured colors
Spray coatings
-Rohrleitungen lagging
-Wassertanks
-Roofs, gutters, industrial-scale
Wall panels
Door panels
-Fußböden and walls
-Loft insulation
Asbestos is used in a number of industrial combinations and parts of the car. Brake pads, clutch cables and a number of other elements, which are subject to heat in the car have known, to asbestos. Other elements are contained asbestos:
-Lift shaft linings
Soffits / fascia boards
-Bremsbelaege
-Bituminous felts
-Feuer safe/file cabinets
-Taping heat conduction pastes
-Verpackungsmaterialien
-Ventilation system feed / laggings
School boards
The prevalence of asbestos in a variety of products that are used in a variety of areas means that almost any of the exposure may be at risk. Some of the persons most concerned are parties, auto mechanics, shipyard workers, firefighters, clean-Up crews and many other groups.
Careful because of the risk of asbestos persons all precautions to avoid inhaling the deadly fiber possible above. While the fiber has numerous applications in the construction and industrial world, it is fatal to humans. Asbestos is the only known cause mesothelioma, a deadly cancer and asbestosis, a lung disease.

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