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Section II > Chapter 11 > Heading 1106

Explanatory notes

… the products of Chapter 8.        The principal fruits or nuts of Chapter 8 which are made into flours, meals or powders are chestnuts, almonds, dates, bananas, coconuts and tamarinds.        The heading also includes …

Section XVII > Chapter 88 > Heading 8801

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… also includes balloons of the following types, used in aeronautics or meteorology : (1)   Sounding balloons . These … to high altitudes. They may weigh up to 4,500 g, but their normal weight varies between 350 and 1,500 g. … group includes kites which are heavier‑than‑air aircraft without mechanical propulsion. Kites are moored to the …

Section VI > Chapter 34 > Heading 3405

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… etc.) and prepared pastes or powders for scouring cooking utensils, sinks, tiles, stoves, etc., and similar … are obtained by binding these powders with, for example, a solution of waxes in a lubricating mineral oil. These preparations, which are often put up for retail sale and are usually in the form of …

Section XI > Chapter 60 > Heading 6005

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… can take various forms.  Apart from the traditional fabrics without openings, such as those used for making garments, … machines), are often similar to net fabrics or lace (but should not be mistaken for the latter : see the … of lace are often produced in fairly wide pieces which are cut into strips during the finishing process. Such strips, …

Section XVIII > Chapter 91 > Heading 9111

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… wrist‑watches, chronograph watches, etc.), with or without glasses, presented without movements. (B)   Parts of these cases , including : … for wrist‑watches have no pendant or watch bow proper, but have lugs for attaching the wrist‑straps. These lugs …

Section XV > Chapter 81 > Heading 8101

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… as used in the manufacture of the working tips and edges of cutting tools or dies. This carbide is classified as … (a)   Unmixed powder in heading 28.49 . (b)   Prepared but non‑sintered mixtures (e.g., mixed with carbides of molybdenum or tantalum, with or without a binding agent) in heading 38.24 . (c)   Plates, …

Section XVI > Chapter 84 > Heading 8485

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… beams or UV light, to produce a 3-dimensional object out of materials such as metals, plastics, rubber, plaster, … methacrylate (PMMA), Polycarbonate (PC), Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) and … Degradable Plastic ( ED).  The material drips out of a nozzle and is then hardened by a UV light. (4) …

Section XI > Chapter 61 > Heading 6104

Explanatory notes

… provisions of the Explanatory Note to heading 61.03 apply mutatis mutandis to the articles of this heading. All of the … , composed of several pieces made up in identical fabric, put up for retail sale, and comprising : ‑      one garment … (other than swimwear), a skirt or a divided skirt, with or without braces or a bib. All of the components of an …

Section XVII > Chapter 87 > Heading 8714

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… and frames, and parts thereof. (3)   Gearing, gear boxes, clutches and other transmission equipment, and parts … cables and similar cables, consisting of a flexible outer casing and a moveable inner cable.  They are presented …

Section XVII > Chapter 88 > Heading 8802

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… and other aircraft, of an unladen weight exceeding 2,000 kg but not exceeding 15,000 kg 8802.40 ‑ Aeroplanes and other … as training, aerial photography, agricultural work, rescue duties, fire fighting or for meteorological or other … . (2)   Spacecraft , which are vehicles able to travel outside the earth’s atmosphere (e.g., telecommunications or …