New Zealand Gazette – 1981 – No. 23

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✨ Tariff Approvals

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No. 23

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 461—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
WN	84.22.009	Robomatic sequence handling system	Free	Free	10	204468E
WN	84.24.051	Components and spare parts, excluding parts of general use, for use in making Vicon varispreader and Penlon spreader	Free	Free	10	204469C
AK	84.59.059	Coxon Anfo electric mixer	Free	Free	10	204470G
AK	84.59.059	Cumberland granulator, model A284	Free	Free	10	204305L
AK	84.59.059	Keystone pneumatic actuators and positioners, viz:
		F790-006 to 036				204471E
		F790-100 and 140				204472C
AK	84.59.059	Probat (roll grinder) mills, models:
		UW503				204473A
		UW803				204474K
		UW1203				204475H
WN	84.59.059	Shafer automatic line-break control actuators	Free	Free	10	204476F
WN	84.59.059	Tyremaking and retreading machines, used for making tubes for tyres, automatic tyre changers, tyre rasps, tyre cutting or splitting machines and hydraulic tyre changing tools, models:
		TO-1600				204477D
		TO-100				204478B
AK	84.61.021	Aerosol valve with actuators, models;	Free
		PVA 4770				204479L
		PVA 5020				204480D
AK	84.61.021	Barksdale sheer seal valves	Free			204481B
WN	84.61.021	Cocks and Valves:	Free			202740C
		EXCLUDING:
		(Note: This approval does not cover taps, bibcocks, or fire hydrants)
		(1) – (34)
		(35) Air relief valves:
		(a) Ball diameter 75 mm
		(b) Inlet screws, 25 mm B.S.P.
		(c) Maximum working pressure 150 mm head
WN	84.61.021	Dankin low pressure service regulators	Free			204482L
AK	84.61.021	Unit control pressure equalising manifolds, viz:	Free
		Series:
		AH3				204485C
		AY3				204485E
		AX3				204483J
		AY5				204487A
CH	84.65.009	Varec tank fittings	Free	Free	10	204488K
WN	84.61.029	ITT Hammel Dahl-super-flo metal seated butterfly valve	Free	Free	10	113024C
AK	85.01	Perfecta motors	Free	Free	10	113194L
DN	85.01.001	Cyclo-drive gear motor, model: VM2-583 (2Hp 1430 r.p.m. input, 2.90 r.p.m. output, Torque=3600 NM)	Free	Free	10	204488K
AK	85.01.049	Magslip transmitters and receivers	Free	Free	15	204489H
WN	85.11.009	Furnace carriages and furnace rails for multi-stage die bending electrically fired furnace	Free	Free	10	204490A
AK	85.19.009	Taplin “Arcmaster” high voltage interrupter, viz: Type E410	Free	Free	10	204491K
WN	85.19.009	Sensor proximity switches	Free	Free	10	204492H
WN	85.19.009	Terasaki moulder case electrical circuit breakers, type TO-100CB, 2 and 3 pole—240v AC.10 KA 41SV AC7.5KA	Free	Free	10	204493F

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