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Section XIII > Chapter 70 > Heading 7001

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… of glass (including glass waste splashed outside the melting pots and subsequently recovered); also broken … characterised by its sharp edges. (B)  Glass (including “enamel” glass), in the mass (i.e., in more or less regular … used for insulating the contact terminals at the base of electric light bulbs. It has a high manganese dioxide …

Section X > Chapter 49 > Heading 4907

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… products comprise : (A)  Printed stamps if unused (i.e., uncancelled) and of a kind in current or new issue in the … by the value of the stamps. Revenue stamps in the form of labels for attachment to certain kinds of dutiable goods, as … currency or legal tender either in the country of issue or elsewhere. It includes banknotes which, at the time of …

Section XVIII > Chapter 90 > Heading 9014

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… These are complex units which control the ship’s rudder in relation to the readings of a gyroscopic compass. (2) Course … a counter which records the number of times an electric circuit is broken (i.e., the number of revolutions … voltmeters and other apparatus for measuring or checking electrical quantities of heading 90.30 . (g)   Marine …

Section XVIII > Chapter 91 > Heading 9110

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… dial, hands or winding spindle (e.g., the escapement or the barrel bridge). Incomplete fully electronic watch or clock movement means a movement which is … chronograph, alarm, etc., but without escapement, balance‑wheel and hairspring or other regulating device, mainspring, …

Section XV > Chapter 74 > Heading 7411

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… ‑ Of copper‑zinc base alloys (brass) 7411.22 ‑ ‑ Of copper‑nickel base alloys (cupro‑nickel) or copper‑nickel‑zinc base … pipes are seamless but may sometimes be made by brazing or welding together the edges of strip or by other processes. … water or gas supplies. Copper alloy condenser tubes are widely employed in ships and power stations because of their …

Section XV > Chapter 83 > Heading 8303

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… and strong‑room doors designed for securing valuables, jewels, documents, etc., against theft and fire. Safes and strong‑boxes of this heading are steel containers of which the walls are armoured (i.e., made … reinforced concrete. They are used in banks, offices, hotels, etc. They are fitted with very secure locks and …

Section VII > Chapter 39 > Heading 3910

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… The products include silicone oils, greases, resins and elastomers. (1)   Silicone oils and greases are used as … remaining stable at high or low temperatures, as water‑repellent impregnating products, as dielectric products, as … as the reinforcing material, as flexible moulds and for electrical encapsulation. (3)   Silicone elastomers, …

Section IX > Chapter 45 > Heading 4504

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… substance (e.g., unvulcanised rubber, glue, plastics, tar, gelatin), or (2)   Without an added binding substance at a … of the properties of natural cork, and in particular is an excellent heat‑ or sound‑insulating material. In many cases, … as those referred to under heading 45.03 but, whereas it is rarely used for making stoppers, it is used more often than …

Section VII > Chapter 39 > Heading 3903

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… thermoplastic material which finds extensive use in the electrical and radio industries. It also has packaging … of toys, clock cabinets and gramophone records. Expanded (cellular) polystyrene contains gases from the expanding …

Section XI > Chapter 55 > Heading 5506

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… through machines which render the fibres more or less parallel, and deliver them in the form of a wide web or lap which is then … the necessity for cutting up the tow into staple fibres and eliminate carding or, usually, both carding and combing. …