Asbestos Siding Shingle Cutter

It is labelled as the new handy asbestos shingle cutter.

Asbestos siding shingle cutter.

It s generally in some type of cement board so best to wet it score it and then snap it. Asbestos cement is a mixture of portland cement reinforced with asbestos fibers. The cutter is in good condition but it s showing age with rusting. Told the roofers not to break the siding.

We believe that it is cast iron it is quite heavy. Do not do this without an n100 respirator gloves and goggles and a piece of plastic down below to catch all remnants. End cutting pliers help remove asbestos cement siding nails shingles what we found worked best for removing asbestos cement or fiber cement shingles was to carefully pull the securing nails using a pair of end cutting pliers called by some folks nippers or a nail biter sold at hardware stores in various sizes. We are dedicated to keeping architectural salvage and building materials out of our landfills.

Gaff weatherside siding for safe replacement of asbestos shingle. They charged us a fortune to do the job and broke some anyway. Had to replace our roof. The use of asbestos siding shingles was a popular one that was used in the us from the early part of the 20th century until the 1970s.

The siding was made by combining cement with asbestos which is a naturally occurring mineral that is fibrous in nature and fireproof. Weatherside fiber cement siding is the 1 and only solution for replacing or repairing old asbestos siding shingles. And it kind of you know kind of scores them and breaks them i guess would be the best way to explain it. Yeah well you re absolutely right.

The portland cement binds asbestos fibers into a hard mass. Asbestos cement was first developed in 1905 by the johns manville company who became one of the premier manufacturers of cement asbestos materials. A brief history of asbestos cement siding. There is an asbestos tile shear that is used specifically to cut tiles.