… cone, etc. The circuit may be printed on one or both sides (double circuits). Several printed circuits may be assembled … through masks or by deposition of a continuous sheet with subsequent selective etching. Thick‑film circuits are formed …
… metal tyres, etc.). (4) Axle‑boxes, also known as lubricating or grease‑boxes, and parts thereof (e.g., … sheets, plates and other parts of frames, and also tubes and pipes, etc., of base metal, remain classified in …
… conchs. This heading also covers molluscs that have been subjected only to scalding or other types of heat shock … also covers parts of molluscs, provided they have been subjected to no other processes than those specified in (1) …
… powders. This heading covers mixtures of chemical substances the combustion of which produces a more violent … are commonly called dynamites and often contain other substances such as nitrocellulose (gun-cotton), ammonium …
… fall in the Chapter whether : (1) Unexposed, i.e., not yet submitted to the action of light or other forms of … development, they are proper to Chapter 49 or Section XI . Subject to special conditions explained in the Explanatory …
… copper) which is a black powder of heading 74.01 . Subject to the provisions of Note 7 to Section XV, it also … are often polished and may retain traces of greasy or waxy substances (e.g., stearic acid or paraffin wax) used in the …
… fixed helicoidal blades, and a stator consisting of conduit tubing, usually spiralled, with large, variable angle guide … paddle-wheels are also excluded ( heading 90.15 ). PARTS Subject to the general provisions regarding the …
… in the case of wool, by entwining the carded fibres on a double cone. (This latter form when cut in two at the widest … (The articles known as full capelines, however, have been subjected to a blocking process and fall in heading 65.05 .) …
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