… (in the form of chains) for felling trees, sawing up tree trunks, etc. The teeth of such blades often comprise … etc., including those for saws known as “filigree saws” (round blades toothed like a file, but used for sawing like a … replaced by diamonds or by elements of metal carbides set around the periphery of the disc. Toothless discs fitted …
… (2) Hardened proteins Proteins are nitrogenous compounds of very high molecular weight of vegetable, animal … Note to this Chapter. The heading excludes : (a) Unmodified natural resins ( heading 13.01 ). (b) …
… according to the purpose for which they are to be used (underwear, outer garments, footwear, etc.). Spherical … this heading when the separate parts are supplied already mounted on strips of narrow tape. The heading also covers : … of mother‑of‑pearl, corozo, wood, etc., worked (e.g., rounded or hollowed out on one or both sides or otherwise …
… are obtained by the extrusion or by the moulding (usually under pressure) and heat‑treatment of a composition which, … cross‑section), cylinders, etc. They are designed to be mounted or suspended in electrolysis baths, and may be … and the faces are carefully machined to tolerances of a few hundredths of a millimetre. They can therefore be …
… in such a way that they are no longer flat or of uniform surface. For the dimensions of the products of this … papers and paperboards are those on which a perceptible unevenness of surface has been obtained, generally after the …
… hexogen or tetryl, in a tube of metal or plastics under a protective capsule. They are used for igniting … be fired by induction. (2) Electronic detonators , unlike conventional electric detonators described in … etc.) which are classified according to their nature under their respective headings. (c) Shell fuses and …
… porcelain or china, steatite ceramics, etc.), glazed or unglazed. It does not , however, cover refractory goods of a … and catalysts; filter plates, tubes, candles, cones, funnels, etc.; water-baths; beakers, graduated vessels ( …
… in which the wires are welded at the points of contact or bound at those points by means of an additional wire, … guards for machines, flooring of foot‑bridges or crane runways, reinforcement of various building materials (e.g., …
… to the naked eye; for the purpose of this provision no account should be taken of any resulting change of colour). … of a press, which are heated to a high temperature. Under the influence of the heat, the preforms or granules … parts of the outer sole and upper (i.e., vamps, quarters, counters, toe pieces, etc.). The parts are slightly heated …
