New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 123

Page 3503

✨ Tariff Approvals

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 583—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty		Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.			From	To*
AK	85.23.021	Ottermill 100 amp No. 4 pole trunking	Free	Free	10	919726F	1/7/82	30/6/85
DN	85.28.000	Ionisation probe spark plugs	Free	Free	10	202572J	1/4/80	30/9/85
AK	90.10.029	Durst FP8 universal film processor	Free	Free	99	919694D	1/8/82	30/9/85
DN	90.24.011	Barksdale gold-line temperature switches, series ML1H, ML1HD, MT1H, MT1H-RD, L1X, L2H, L2H-RD, T1X, T2H, T2H-RD	Free		..	114709K	1/7/78	30/9/85
DN	90.24.011	Honeywell protectorelay and sensor controls	Free		..	114791K	1/7/78	30/9/85
DN	90.24.011	Pneumatic controllers and pneumatic differential pressure transmitters	Free		..	114888F	1/7/78	30/9/85
DN	90.24.011	Pneumatic transmissions:	Free		..	205130D	1/7/78	30/9/85
		(1) Force balance, blind transmitters, with pneumatic output of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.)
		Absolute pressure
		High range differential, pressure
		Gauge pressure
		Position
		Differential pressure, flow or liquid level
		Liquid level or density
		Repeater
		Vapour pressure
		Sanitary liquid level
		Flow transmitters
		Consistency
		(2) Pneumatic receiver-controller only, with pneumatic input signals of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.)				205131B	1/7/78	30/9/85
		Pneumatic receiver indicating controllers
		Pneumatic receiver subpanels
		Pneumatic receiver control stations
		Pneumatic receiver controllers for automatic control stations
		Pneumatic receiver batch and multiple auto-selector control
		Pneumatic receiver single case cascade control systems
		Pneumatic receiver self contained and gap action floating controllers
		Pneumatic receiver indicating/recording controllers
		Pneumatic receiver auto-selector control system
		Pneumatic receiver indicating recording control stations
		Pneumatic receiver ratio controllers
		Pneumatic receiver computer compatible control systems;
		Computer set controller pulse-to-air converter
		Pneumatic receiver differential gap controller
		Pneumatic receiver single station cascade controller
		Pneumatic receiver auxilliary units
		Pneumatic receiver radio stations
		(3) Pneumatic receiver auxilliary instruments with pneumatic input signals of 19.6 kPa to 112.9 kPa (2.84 to 16.39 lbs per sq. in.)				205132L	1/7/78	30/9/85
		Pneumatic receiver computing unit, air operated
		Pneumatic receiver integrator with some remote counter
		Pneumatic receiver integrator control system

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 583 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Customs, Duty, Approvals, Concessions, Machinery, Electrical Equipment

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