… man‑made monofilaments, silk yarns, spun gut, wire (steel, iron, brass wire, etc.). The heading includes : Hand … (e.g., screens resting on the ground for sifting earth or gravel ‑ generally heading 73.26 ). (b) Simple strainers … of a container with a perforated sheet‑metal bottom; funnels fitted with a filtering device; milk strainers; …
… or serving of food or drink. This heading covers non‑electric mechanical appliances, generally hand‑operated, not … pumps, etc.; a simple lever or plunger action is not in itself, however, regarded as a mechanical feature involving … for cheese, etc.; vegetable or fruit slicers, cutters and peelers, including potato chippers; bread slicers; macaroni …
… (of textile fibres frequently in the form of a web, of felt, of cellulose wadding, of foam plastics or of foam rubber, for … separated by a layer of padding. These layers are usually held together by needling or stitching (including …
… with a basis of silica for the manufacture of dental or jewellery moulds by the lost wax process. This heading further … of crushed sintered dolomite. Depending on the field of application or temperature at which the mix will be …
… during the manufacture of articles such as tyres, machinery belts or belting, and tubes. Among the products included in this … The heading does not include : (a) Fabrics composed of parallel textile yarns agglomerated with rubber ( heading …
… ” or “ reconstituted ” tobacco made by agglomerating finely divided tobacco from tobacco leaves, tobacco refuse or dust, whether or not on a backing (e.g., sheet of cellulose from tobacco stems), generally put up in the form … with fruit, glycerol, aromatic oils and extracts (e.g., "Meassel" or "Massel"). It also covers products not …
… to make useful plastics. In flexible sheet form PVC is used widely as a waterproof material for curtains, aprons, … and flooring. Copolymers of vinylidene chloride are used largely for packaging of food products, for upholstery, … fluoro‑polymers, has very wide‑ranging applications in the electrical, chemical and engineering industries. Because of …
