… nitrates (of silver, mercury, lead, copper, etc.), organic dyes, explosives (nitroglycerol, collodion cotton, … for nitrating organic compounds in the synthetic dyestuffs industry, and in the manufacture of nitrocellulose …
… in this heading only when cut to length or otherwise ready for incorporation in the headgear. They frequently … Chinstraps are included in this heading only if they are ready for incorporation in headgear. ______________________ …
… This heading covers articles of a kind designed for wear as body‑supporting garments or as supports for certain other … shirt‑sleeve supporting arm‑bands and armlets. (6) Body belts for men (including those combined with …
… or otherwise worked (for example, thinned, bleached, dyed, waved or curled) for use in postiche (e.g., … about 500 g. (3) “Wefts” consisting of man-made fibres dyed in the mass, folded in two to form tufts which are …
… Sheet piling is generally used for making walls in sandy, waterlogged or submerged ground for civil engineering works such as dams, dykes or trenches. The heading also includes welded angles, …
… liquids to penetrate thoroughly into materials (e.g., in dyeing or cleaning). The heading includes : (1) Centrifugal driers for laundries, dyeworks, pulp mills, flour mills, etc. (2) Sugar …
… used as a reducing agent in the manufacture of synthetic dyes. (F) SELENIUM COMPOUNDS (1) Hydrogen selenide (H 2 … Arsenic acid is used for the manufacture of synthetic dyes (fuchsine, etc.), arsenates and organic derivatives of …
… rectangular prisms with rounded lateral edges. They may be dyed, polished, paraffined, perforated, fire‑ or dye‑branded. Some solid cork stoppers have an enlarged head …
… small waste pieces of the combed lap; burr waste and carded shoddy, wastes collected during carding; fibres recovered on … here is not affected by carbonisation, bleaching, dyeing, etc. The heading excludes : (a) Horsehair waste ( …
… protecting the horny frame‑work which encloses the body of the animal. In this heading “tortoise‑shell” means : … described as dorsal or ventral according to the part of the body from which they are obtained; the part which covers the …
