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Section XI > Chapter 58 > Heading 5808

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… of the fabric either to give firmness to the edge, or in any ordered sequence to produce pattern effects.         … particular : (a)    Braids made with monofilament of which any cross‑sectional dimension exceeds 1 mm or with strip and … in heading 62.17 or 63.07 . Frogs, epaulettes and lanyards of the same materials are classified in heading …

Section XI > Chapter 58 > Heading 5810

Section XVI > Chapter 84 > Heading 8471

Section VI > Chapter 34 > Heading 3402

Section XVI > Chapter 85 > Heading 8501

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… power in the form of a rotary motion. They are of many types and sizes according to whether they operate on DC … for motors which will be subject to much vibration).       Many motors may incorporate a fan or other device for …

Section XVI > Chapter 85 > Heading 8504

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… Electrical transformers are apparatus which, without having any moving parts, transform, by means of induction and using … tubes, ion‑beam tubes) which convert the current from any source, usually the mains, into the direct high‑tension …

Section VI > Chapter 28 > Heading 2801

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… classification, is given below. Some elements, such as antimony, behave both as metals and as non‑metals; attention … 76). Americium........ Am 95 Radioactive element (28.44). Antimony.......... Sb 51 Base metal (81.10). …

Section XX > Chapter 95 > Heading 9503

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… includes :         All toys not included in  (A) to (C) . Many of the toys are mechanically or electrically operated. …

Section XVIII > Chapter 92 > Heading 9209

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… wax. (3) Monofilament of man‑made fibre materials (usually nylon). (4) Wire of steel (usually stainless), aluminium, … of this kind are known as “metal‑wound”. (5) Gut, silk or nylon covered with metal wire (aluminium or other base … core and strings of this kind are known as gut, silk‑ or nylon‑wound.         Musical instrument strings are …

Section VI > Chapter 30 > Heading 3002