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Asbestos Patching Compounds

What is the purpose of the ban on patching compounds and artificial ash and embers that contain respirable free-form asbestos?

These regulations eliminate from certain products respirable free-form asbestos fibers that may cause lung or other cancers.

Report produced by the U.S. CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION Office of Compliance

This document, published August 2002, is a simple unofficial description of the ban on certain products that contain asbestos and does not replace or supersede any requirements published in 16 C.F.R. 1304 and 1305.

Courtesy of U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
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see also:

Patching Compounds The ban on asbestos patching compounds
Asbestos patching compounds - Why should they be banned?

Banned Forms The CPSC lists banned forms of asbestos
Learn which asbestos formed have been banned by the CPSC

CPSC List of Asbestos containing Materials to Ban The CPSC lists materials with asbestos they want to ban
Which materials with asbestos does the CPSC want to ban? Learn here.