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Section XVI > Chapter 84 > Heading 8457

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… machines This heading applies (see Note 4 to this Chapter) only to machine‑tools for working metal (other than lathes …

Section XI > Chapter 56 > Heading 5602

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… ‑ ‑ Of other textile materials 5602.90 ‑ Other Felt is usually obtained by superimposing, one on the other, a … by carding or by air‑laying); these are then moistened (generally with steam or hot soapy water) and subjected to … through a base of textile fabric or other material which is finally more or less hidden by the fibres. The needleloom …

Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9007

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… and projection lens. The projectors also have a mechanism, generally consisting of a maltese cross movement, which … draws the film intermittently past the optical system, usually at the same rate as the film was taken, and the … projection gate. The light source in cinema projectors is commonly an electric arc‑lamp, but filament lamps may be …

Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2804

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… or from water‑gas, coke‑oven gas or hydrocarbons. It is generally regarded as a non‑metal. It is presented under … is presented under pressure in steel cylinders. Nitrogen is chiefly used for the manufacture of ammonia and calcium … purposes. (3)   Boron . Boron is a chestnut‑coloured solid generally in powder form. It is used in metallurgy, and for …

Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9005

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… may incorporate a device so that they can be used only after the insertion of a coin. (3)   Astronomical … whether designed for visual, visual and photographic, or solely for photographic observation. When equipped with a … is silvered or aluminised.        Reflecting telescopes are usually designed to be mounted on stands which are …

Section XVI > Chapter 85 > Heading 8514

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… of a more or less closed space or vessel in which a relatively high temperature is obtained.  They are used for … arc furnaces are also used for distilling materials of relatively low boiling point (e.g., zinc or phosphorus); if, …

Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9004

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… ‑ Sunglasses 9004.90 ‑ Other This heading covers articles (usually comprising a frame or support with lenses or shields … of glass or other material), for use in front of the eyes, generally intended either to correct certain defects of … monocles, etc., used for correcting vision, generally have optically worked lenses. Protective spectacles and goggles …

Section XV > Chapter 80

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… various processes which can produce the metal in an almost completely pure condition. Tin is also recovered from scrap … and very shiny. It is not very ductile, but is malleable, easily melted and soft (although harder than lead). It can readily be cast, hammered, rolled or extruded. Tin is very …

Section XVI > Chapter 85 > Heading 8545

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… articles are obtained by the extrusion or by the moulding (usually under pressure) and heat‑treatment of a composition … (A)  Carbon electrodes for furnaces .        These are generally in the form of cylinders or rods, and are … Explanatory Note to heading 38.01. They are all made very accurately to size and the faces are carefully machined to …

Section XII > Chapter 65 > Heading 6502

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… made brims, nor lined, nor trimmed, made either  : (1)   Directly by plaiting from fibres or strips of any material … and interlacing them with other fibres or strips wound spirally. Additional radial fibres or strips are introduced … Subject to Note 2 to this Chapter, by assembling strips (usually not more than 5 cm in width) of any material (e.g., …