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✨ Tariff Applications

16 OCTOBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2023

Tariff Notice No. 1969/115—Applications for Approval

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made to the Minister of Customs for concessionary entry of the following goods at the rates of Customs duty shown:

Appn No.	Tariff Item	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.
			B.P.
			MFN.
			Gen.
6898	32.09.01	Epikote OL 55-B-40, OL 55-L-32, OL 53-B-40, OL-L-32, being high molecular weight linear copolymers of diphenylolpropane (or bisphenol A) and epichlorohydrin, used as container linings and protective coatings	25%*	..
6906	32.09.01	Silcolease 428, being a mixture of silicone polymers, used in antistick treatment of paper	25%*	..
6921	34.02.00	Cremophor O being a polyethoxylated saturated fatty alcohol of white waxy consistency used as an emulsifying agent for oil-in-water type emulsions and for ointments, creams and liquid cosmetic and pharmaceutical preparations	25%*	..
6920	35.06.01	Redux 80D, being a nitrile-phenolic resin system of low viscosity for dip-coating brake shoes and other metallic components prior to the bonding with Redux 80 adhesives of friction linings to brake and clutch components	Free	..
6927	35.06.01	Redux 80s, being a single component nitrile-phenolic adhesive in liquid form used when bonding friction lining materials to metal supporting surfaces in the manufacture of brake and clutch components	Free	..
6924	38.19.99	Brake fluid SAE J 1703 being a corrosive inhibitor used to protect breaking systems	25%*	..
6738	38.19.99	Dilatin DDL being a preparation used as an auxiliary in the process of dyeing polyester fibres	25%*	..
6922	38.19.99	Karozan 12 being essentially a xanthophyll feed supplement used for poultry	25%*	..
6899	38.19.99	Shellflex 80, a synthetic hydrocarbon (C8–C10 linear alkyl benzenes) used as a viscosity cutter for PVC paste	25%*	..
6800	39.07.23	Gloves, PVC, prepowdered, sterile disposable, suited for medical, veterinary and laboratory use	Free	20%
6747	39.07.43	Plastic “pop-on” seals, used on locally made glue tubes	25%*	..
6858	51.01.32	Yarns of textured, continuous nylon, exceeding 1,000 deniers	Free	..
6889	56.07.55	“Marimex” cloth suited for making perambulators and pushchairs	25%*	..
6959	59.17.08	Polypropylene wool in the form of two disc shaped mats (dia. 240 mm—height 100 mm) and one in cylindrical form (rolled up blankets) and approximately 50 cm dia. x 125 cm long used as a coalescing medium in a gas oil cooler	Free	20%*
6815	69.02.09	Refractory materials suited for the construction and repair of glass melting tanks and feeders	25%*	..
6865	73.12.01	Strapping, bevelled, for use in wrapping cases, pallets, packages and containers	Free	20%*
6861	73.40.99	Quick steel glass lifting clamp. This clamp is used with a hoist in which the lifting operation actuates four rubber covered “fingers” which grip the sheets of glass	Free	20%*
6886	74.03.13	.092” square brass section rod in straight lengths for making circuit breakers	Free	10%
6821	74.03.13	Phosphor bronze wire, spring hard quality all gauges, used for making springs	Free	10%
6712	76.16.99	Extruded aluminium 3” spouts, for use in the manufacture of cans	25%*	..
6934	82.02.05	Circular saw blades of the following types: Metal cutting, 2” diameter and under	Free	17½%
6945	82.13.09	Clippers, hand held and operated, designed to remove hair from animals	Free	20%*
6956	83.07.04	Lamps, Glo-marker, used to illuminate the invisible marks produced by a Glo-marker textile marking machine	Free	20%*
6896	84.17.28	Scotts fully automatic decontaminator, a machine designed for cleaning and disinfecting anaesthetic apparatus	Free	20%*
6725	84.22.15	Simon pneumatic conveying system for conveying flour and mill stocks in a flourmill	Free	20%*
6783	84.23.09	Drum, smooth, for Dynapac vibrating roller to be used in construction work	Free	20%*
6803	84.63.09	Crofts worms and wheels for worm reduction gearboxes 3½” to 6” centres:	Free	20%*
		Size 35—3½”

5 sets ratio 5 : 1
20 sets ratio 10 : 1
10 sets ratio 25 : 1
20 sets ratio 30 : 1 | Size 40—4”
5 sets ratio 5 : 1
30 sets ratio 12½ : 1
20 sets ratio 15 : 1
25 sets ratio 25 : 1
20 sets ratio 30 : 1 | | |
| | | Size 50—5”
25 sets ratio 20 : 1
25 sets ratio 25 : 1
25 sets ratio 30 : 1
25 sets ratio 40 : 1
40 sets ratio 50 : 1
25 sets ratio 60 : 1 | Size 60—6”
10 sets ratio 10 : 1
5 sets ratio 15 : 1
15 sets ratio 20 : 1
15 sets ratio 25 : 1
10 sets ratio 30 : 1
15 sets ratio 40 : 1
10 sets ratio 50 : 1 | | |

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🏭 Tariff Notice No. 1969/115—Applications for Approval

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