In what products is asbestos currently banned?

Asbestos is banned in certain products primarily due to its known health risks, including lung disease and cancer. The choice indicating corrugated paper and flooring felt reflects this current status. These products were previously common uses for asbestos, particularly in building materials and insulation applications.

In contrast, the other options include products where asbestos usage has been phased out in many applications but may not be completely banned or still allow for certain manufacturing processes under regulation. For example, while roof coatings and brake pads may contain restricted amounts of asbestos in certain formulations, they are not outright banned. Similarly, clutch facings and gaskets, as well as pipe wraps and roofing felt, have seen a significant decrease in asbestos usage, but some existing stock may still contain asbestos. Regulations surrounding these products can vary, meaning they are not universally banned.

Thus, the inclusion of corrugated paper and flooring felt as a banned product emphasizes a regulatory focus aimed at reducing exposure risk in consumer goods, reflecting the ongoing efforts to eliminate asbestos-containing materials from the market.