You need to look at the suspected fibers with Polarized Light Microscopy. http://www.asbestostesting.com/asbimages.htmOriginally Posted by Aldo
Where is the suspected material? Behind the Lamps? There are a number of suitable substitutes for asbestos. http://www.mcmaster.com/#fabric-insulation/=m6d5m8
The later designed Durst heads used forced air cooling without any asbestos in the head. Do you have the cooling fan?
No , i haven't buy nothing yet ! this is a pic from ebay ... of my probably future durst 138 with cls 301:
In the right upper corner there is the pipe for the cooling fan ... i believe!
I found the cls 301 manual !
In this photo i don't see any heat protection (asbestos or others )! Am i wrong?
I found the cls 301 manual !
In this photo i don't see any heat protection (asbestos or others )! Am i wrong?
I think Drew's post above from 2009 is about a CLS300 which had differnet bulbs. The CLS301 that I am familiar with use the halogen bulbs with built in reflectors. I'm not saying it does not have asbestos, but I think it is different from the one Drew had. Maybe Drew will chime in here on this.
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