Harmonized System
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… 1. Roofing boards consisting of a substrate (of paperboard or of web or fabric of, e.g., glass fibre, man-made fibre or jute) completely enveloped in, or covered on both sides by, a layer of asphalt, the whole being covered on one side with …Section XIII > Chapter 68 > Heading 6806 > 6806.90
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… 1. Intumescent heat expandable mineral material mat , presented either in rolls or sheets, which, when expanded, provides pressure to hold the ceramic monolith of a motor vehicle exhaust catalytic …Section IV > Chapter 24 > Heading 2404 > 2404.1 > 2404.19
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… mouthpiece and a plastic tube containing an absorbing material saturated with a solution consisting of propylene glycol, glycerol, tobacco volatile oil, vanilla, menthol, linalool, … cartridge to produce a vapour mist which is inhaled by the user of the cigarette. Application of GIRs 1, 3 (b) and 6. …Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9018 > 9018.3 > 9018.39
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… used to collect and, for a limited time, also to transport, preserve and store blood for specific testing of serum, plasma or whole blood in a clinical laboratory. They … suitable for use principally with phlebotomy needles and holders produced by the same manufacturer. They have a …Section X > Chapter 48 > Heading 4811 > 4811.5 > 4811.59
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… 1. Unbleached kraft paper or paperboard product used for the manufacture of packagings for beverages, printed on one face with texts and illustrations …Section XI > Chapter 54
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… Chapter 54 Man-made filaments; strip and the like of man-made textile materials Notes. 1.‑ Throughout the Nomenclature, the term “man‑made fibres” means staple fibres and filaments of …Legal note
… Notes. 1.‑ Throughout the Nomenclature, the term “man‑made fibres” means staple fibres and filaments of … have the same meanings when used in relation to “textile materials”. 2.‑ Headings54.02 and 54.03 do not apply to synthetic or artificial filament tow of Chapter 55. …Classification opinions
… 1. Fabrics in the piece, pleated (other than knitted or crocheted fabrics), having a semi-formed hem obtained merely by folding back the edge. Adoption : 1961 … 2. … by the application of textile flock or dust to produce an embroidery effect. Classification according to the nature of …Section XVI > Chapter 85 > Heading 8541 > 8541.2 > 8541.29
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… diodes in an anti-parallel connection to the transistors in order to protect them from the damage caused by reverse current when the transistors are turned off, and several electrodes. The foregoing are interconnected by …Section VI > Chapter 34 > Heading 3404 > 3404.90
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… solid waxy beads measuring approximately 0.15 mm to 1 mm in diameter, used as scrubbing particles in skincare and … produced from fully hydrogenated edible palm oil. After esterification of the raw material, it passes through a distillation process where …Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9004 > 9004.90
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… product incorporates the following main components : - an internal Central Processing Unit (CPU); - a pair of convex … of a mobile phone; - two micro-USB connectors to connect external power source and the mobile phone; - an … sensor and a gyro sensor for tracking the movement of user's head; - a proximity sensor to switch on/off mobile …Section XIII > Chapter 70 > Heading 7007 > 7007.1 > 7007.19
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