… which may be glossy, matt or satiny. They may be coloured by the addition of colouring matter of a kind soluble in the … methods of applying paints, varnishes and lacquers are by use of a brush or roller. The main industrial methods …
… heading of this Chapter, nor covered more specifically by a heading of any other Chapter of the Nomenclature, nor excluded by the operation of a Legal Note to Section XVI or to this … The principal electrical goods covered more specifically by other Chapters are electrical machinery of Chapter 84 and …
… operated from a control point, generally at some distance, by the movement of levers, cranks, rods, wires, chains, etc., or by hydro‑pneumatic devices or electric motors. … heading. In this type, the signals or points are activated by a pneumatic power engine, the admission or release of air …
… quantity being measured. They are often fitted in a bypass or shunt off the main or connected to measuring … with a liquid (water, oil, etc.). The drum is rotated by the gas which on entering the meter, fills the submerged …
… (tempered) glass . This is : (1) Glass obtained by reheating pieces of glass until they are soft but not … to lose their shape. The glass is then cooled rapidly by appropriate processes (thermal-toughened glass). (2) … and flexibility have been substantially increased by a complex physical-chemical treatment (e.g., …
… heading 83.05) and similar articles , usually manufactured by the following methods : (1) Cold pressing from wire of … way except that they are sheared obliquely. (2) Forging (by hand or machine) from an iron shank of the required … is hammered to a point, after which the head is stamped out by a nail‑making machine. (3) Cutting from sheet or strip …
… 38.08.) (2) Silicon disulphide (SiS 2 ). Obtained by the action of sulphur vapour on strongly heated silicon. … from natural sulphides, or from arsenic or arsenous oxide by treatment with sulphur or hydrogen sulphide. (a) … (mixed with potassium nitrate and sulphur), in paints (ruby arsenic), or in leather dressing for dehairing hides. …
… Common ( Citrus reticulata Blanco), which is represented by numerous varieties. - Small-fruited mandarins, which … “Common” group may be distinguished from ordinary oranges by their smaller, flattened shape, by easier peeling, by a more distinct division of their …
… Drums and barrel‑shaped containers, not of the kind made by coopers, such as are used for the transport of dry … Containers specially designed and equipped for carriage by one or more modes of transport ( heading 86.09). (II) … form a unit load for handling, transportation and storage by mechanical appliances. A pallet is a load board …
… (II) The working up of various textile fibres into yarns by spinning, twisting, doubling, throwing, etc. (including … its width into compartments into which the hairs are blown by a current of air. The hairs are distributed into the … (flax, hemp, etc.), etc. These continue the cleaning begun by the openers and beaters, and separate and straighten the …
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