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1857 The supplier of components or raw materials used in the manufacture of a finished product does not owe users of the finished product a duty to warn of potential dangers if the supplier has not played a substantial role in developing and designing the end product, and the component is not inherently dangerous, is sold in bulk to a sophisticated buyer, and is substantially changed during the manufacturing process. CitationARTIGLIO v GENERAL ELECTRIC (Silicone Warnings) 61 CA4 830 [See: Putensen v Clay Adams 12 CA3 1062; Anderson v Owens-Corning 53 C3 987; Groll v Shell 148 CA3 444]
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