… net shopping bags and similar carrying nets (e.g., for tennis balls or footballs), hammocks, balloon or air‑ship … ( heading 65.05 ). (c) Sports nets (e.g., goal nets and tennis nets), fish landing nets and other nets of Chapter 95 …
… been carded or combed, whether or not further prepared for spinning. The main purpose of carding is to disentangle the … into rovings. Combing, which is chiefly practised for the spinning of long staple cotton, removes the last traces of …
… This heading covers parachutes used for the descent of personnel, military supplies or equipment, meteorological … part of the conventional type of parachute, as used by personnel, usually consists of a small pilot chute which …
… cab either at one or both ends, or in a raised position (conning‑tower) in the middle. The various types of … a “plough”. (B) Rail‑cars , i.e., self‑contained vehicles running under their own power and equipped with diesel or …
… These are usually made of steel but they may be bronzed, tinned, silvered or gilded. (2) Fish landing nets, … flies, insects or worms) and hooks mounted with such bait; spinning bait; mounted lines and casts; fishing floats …
… representations of flowers, foliage or fruit made up in the manner of artificial flowers, etc. (2) Parts of artificial … be used as trimmings for apparel, are not made up in the manner of artificial flowers (i.e. by assembly of the …
… staple fibres are usually manufactured by extrusion through spinnerets (jets) having a large number of holes (sometimes … several thousand); the filaments from a large number of spinnerets (jets) are then collected together in the form of …
… with plastics, etc.). They are often delivered after annealing, normalising or other heat treatment. If they are … working or surface treatments : (1) Flattening. (2) Annealing, hardening, tempering, case‑hardening, nitriding …
… fed from a cylinder of oxygen or compressed air) or may be connected by a hose to compressors, compressed air supply … to which is fitted either a filter or a flexible tube connected to a filter system carried on the back or chest. A …
