… metal tyres, etc.). (4) Axle‑boxes, also known as lubricating or grease‑boxes, and parts thereof (e.g., … (longerons, cross‑girders, axle-box guides, etc.); frames cast in one piece. (9) Corridor connections and connecting …
… of mixtures of very finely ground sand with sodium carbonate and soap. Scouring pastes are obtained by binding … these powders with, for example, a solution of waxes in a lubricating mineral oil. These preparations, which are often …
… Note to Chapter 60, Part (A) (II). Warp knit fabrics can take various forms. Apart from the traditional fabrics … exceeds 30 cm. This heading also excludes : (a) Bandages, medicated or put up for retail sale ( heading 30.05 ). (b) …
… tightly compressed in order to ensure preservation. In some cases, in addition to (or instead of) fermentation, … flavouring or moistening substances are added (casing) in order to improve the aroma or keeping qualities. …
… surfaces . These are preparations used to remove oxides, scale, rust or tarnish from the surface of metals, or for … and kaolin. Electrodes, of base metal or of metal carbides, coated or cored with a flux, are excluded ( …
… 7211.23 - - Containing by weight less than 0.25 % of carbon 7211.29 - - Other 7211.90 - Other This heading covers … They are used for many purposes, e.g., hooping of boxes, casks and other containers; as a basis for tin‑plate; …
… furskin or of both leather and artificial fur are in all cases classified in the heading. Except in the case of gloves, mittens and mitts , articles of apparel and …
