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Section XI > Chapter 56 > Heading 5609

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… heading does not cover  : (a)   Bridles, reins, halters, harness, etc. ( heading 42.01 ). (b)   Cords cut to length, with knots, loops, or metal or glass eyelets, of a kind used on Jacquard or other machines … fabrics and articles made from such fabrics, which are classified in their appropriate headings (e.g., shoe laces …

Section XV > Chapter 81

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… this Chapter or in the preceding Chapters of Section XV are classified in Chapter 28 . Most of the metals classified in this Chapter are mainly used in the form of alloys or carbides, rather than in the pure state. The classification of such alloys follows the rules set out in …

Section XV > Chapter 81 > Heading 8113

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… point) and a metallic constituent. The manufacturing processes used in the production of these products, and also … are used in the aircraft and nuclear industries and in missiles. They are also used in furnaces and metal foundries … etc. The heading excludes  : (a)   Cermets containing fissile or radioactive substances ( heading 28.44 ). (b)   …

Section VII > Chapter 39 > Heading 3921

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… or similarly combined with other materials. (For the classification of plates, etc. combined with other … Note.) According to Note 10 to this Chapter, the expression “plates, sheets, film, foil and strip” applies … printed or otherwise surface‑worked (for example, polished, embossed, coloured, merely curved or corrugated), uncut or …

Section XI > Chapter 55 > Heading 5516

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… colours 5516.14 ‑ ‑ Printed               ‑ Containing less than 85 % by weight of artificial staple fibres, mixed … colours 5516.24 ‑ ‑ Printed               ‑ Containing less than 85 % by weight of artificial staple fibres, mixed … staple fibres. Such fabrics include a very large variety of dress materials, curtain or other furnishing fabrics, and …

Section XVII > Chapter 89 > Heading 8907

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… certain floating structures not having the character of vessels. They are generally stationary when in use and … bridges, etc. But pontoons having the character of vessels are excluded ( heading 89.01 or 89.05 ). (2)   … means (i.e., a lifting appliance); these are generally classified in heading 84.79 . (b)   Life‑belts and …

Section V > Chapter 25 > Heading 2505

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… river or quarry sand (i.e., sand in the form of more or less fine particles resulting from the natural … powders obtained artificially, for example, by crushing (classified in heading  25.17 or in the heading for the rock … Silica sands and quartz sands, used in building, in the glass industry, for cleaning metals, etc. (2)   Clayey sands …

Section IV > Chapter 23 > Heading 2301

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… Flours and meals , unfit for human consumption, obtained by processing either the whole animal (including poultry, … or packing industries, etc.) are usually steam‑heated and pressed or treated with a solvent to remove oil and fat. The …

Section XX > Chapter 96 > Heading 9616

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… of the table or pocket type, and whether for personal or professional use. They consist of a reservoir, generally in the form of a bottle (of glass, plastics, metal or other material), to which is fixed … the head (with its spray‑forming mechanism) and a pneumatic pressure bulb (sometimes enclosed in a textile net) or a …

Section XV > Chapter 73 > Heading 7312

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… by twisting such strands together. Provided they remain essentially articles of iron or steel wire, ropes and cables … plastics, etc. Ropes and cables are generally round in cross‑section, but the heading also includes bands, usually … clips, sockets, etc. ( provided that they do not thereby assume the character of articles of other headings), or made …