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Asbestos‑Cement Wallboard (Transite/Eternit): Identification, Appearance & Uses
Product Profile
Asbestos‑cement wallboard (trade names: Transite, Eternit) is a composite of Portland cement, asbestos fibers (typically chrysotile), and reinforcing fibers (cellulose or glass).
Physical Characteristics
- Color: typically gray; also brown, red, green
- Surface: smooth, hard, brittle
- Behavior: cracks or breaks under impact
Common Applications
- Commercial/industrial buildings (factories, warehouses, schools)
- Older residential construction (siding, soffits, interior panels)
- Fire barriers, roofing, pipe insulation
Critical Safety Note
If you suspect asbestos‑cement board in your property, do not disturb it. Contact a licensed asbestos inspector for testing and abatement guidance. Disturbance releases hazardous fibers.
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