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Asbestos in Corrugated Sheets: Identification & Safety
Ways to identify asbestos in corrugated sheets:
- Check age: Asbestos common in building materials until late 1970s; older sheets more likely to contain it.
- Look for labels: "Asbestos" or "chrysotile" on sheet indicates content.
- Inspect for damage: Cracks, tears, holes release fibers; assume asbestos and avoid disturbance.
- Professional testing: Most reliable; qualified professional can confirm presence.
If asbestos suspected, take precautions: do not cut, saw, sand, or vacuum. For removal, hire a qualified asbestos removal professional.
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