Asbestos Products

The vast majority of harm caused by asbestos use in the United States was entirely preventable.

As early as the first century, asbestos products were suspected to cause health problems, and as asbestos use grew throughout the twentieth century, the negative effects of asbestos exposure became more and more apparent. Doctors began to link asbestos exposure to a variety of lung diseases.

If you believe you have asbestos products in your home, please contact one of our asbestos attorneys for advice on extraction companies in your area. Never try to remove asbestos products on your own.

List of Products Known to Contain Asbestos

Thousands of products used in the home and the workplace still contain asbestos and therefore put you, and your families, at risk for diseases related to asbestos exposure. To help you keep your family safe, the Simmons Hanly Conroy asbestos lawyers have assembled the following list of asbestos products.

Acoustical panels
Acoustical plaster
Adhesive
Aircell insulation
Asbestos board
Asbestos canvas
Asbestos cord
Asbestos corrugated sheets
Asbestos curtains
Asbestos fiber
Asbestos fiber felt
Asbestos finishing cement
Asbestos forms
Asbestos furnace tape
Asbestos gaskets
Asbestos gloves
Asbestos insulating blankets
Asbestos insulating cement
Asbestos insulation
Asbestos lap
Asbestos micarta
Asbestos millboard
Asbestos mineral wool
Asbestos mittens
Asbestos packing
Asbestos pads
Asbestos panels
Asbestos paper
Asbestos rope
Asbestos seals
Asbestos sheets
Asbestos sponge block
Asbestos spray
Asbestos tank jacket
Asbestos tape
Asbestos textile
Asbestos tiles
Asbestos wick
Asbestos yarn
Asbestos-faced mineral wool
Asphalt
Attic insulation
Automobile hood liners
Blaze shield
Block
Board
Boiler wall coat
Brakes
Calcium silicate insulation
Carded asbestos cloth
Castables
Ceiling tiles
Cement
Ceramic tile
Cigarette filters
Clapboards
Clay
Cloth

Clutches
Cork board
Cork covering
Cork-filled mastic
Cork mastic
Corrugated asbestos sheets
Corrugated paper
Drilling mud and drilling additive
Dry mix joint compound
Duct adhesive
Eighty-five percent magnesia insulation
Electrical Wires
Emulsion adhesive
Emulsions
Expansion
Expansion joint
Fibrous adhesive
Finishing cement
Fire-resistant insulation shield
Firebrick
Fireclad asbestos paper
Firefoil board
Fireguard asbestos paper
Fireproofing cement
Flexible duct connectors
Floor tiles
Furnaces
Furnace cement
Fyrbestos sheets
Gasket material
Gaskets
Generators
Gunning mix
Hair dryers
Heatguard
Industrial A-C board
Insulation coating
Insulation duct
Insulating cements
Insulating mix
Insulation seal
Insulmastic
Ironing board covers
Joint compounds
Lagging adhesive
Lagging cloth
Lagging tape
Leggings
Marine panels
Mastic
Mastic adhesives
Metal mesh blanket
Mineral wool insulating cement
Mineral wool mineral wool blankets
Mittens
Mitts

Navy sealer
Nuclear reactors
Packing material
Paint
Paper
Paper tape
Panels
Patching fiber
Patching plaster
Permaboard
Pipe
Pipe covering
Pipe insulation
Plaster
Plastic cement
Powershield
Pumps
Putty
Quick-setting joint compound
Railroad electrical arc chutes
Raw asbestos fiber
Refractory cements
Roofing felt
Roofing paper
Roofing tiles
Rollboard
Rope packing
Sealer
Sheet packing
Sheet rope
Sheets
Shingles
Sound shield
Sleeves
Spackle
Spackle plaster
Sponge felt
Spray fireproofing
Stone corrugated sheets
Stone sheathing
Talc powder
Tape
Tar paper
Troweled coating
Turbines
Valve rings
Valve stem packing
Valves
Vermiculite compounds
Vinyl asbestos floor tile
Vinyl wallpaper
Wallboard
Waterproofing
Welding rods
Wires
Wood fiber plaster

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