New Zealand Gazette – 1984 – No. 140

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✨ Tariff Decision List

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 140

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 709—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Con- cession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
HO	84.61.021	Gate valves viz:

Wedge, split wedge, flexible wedge, solid wedge, parallel slide gate and parallel double disc gate valves:
Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied-125 mm (5") and over
Forged or cast iron, steel or stainless steel bodied without internal trim or copper alloys
Plastic bodied-32 mm (11/4") and above
Sluice valves:
Cast or ductile iron bodied-700 mm (28") and over
Steel, brass, bronze, gunmetal and stainless steel bodied | Free | | 209673A | 8/84 | 9/90 |
| HO | 84.61.021 | Knife gate valves:
Cast iron bodied-700 mm (28") and over,
Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied
Globe valves:
Aluminium, plastic, steel and stainless steel bodied
Cast iron bodied—up to 32 mm (11/4")
Cast iron bodied-175 mm (7") and over
Cast iron bodied without copper alloyed internals
Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied-225 mm (9") and over
Reliance series 100 slam shut.
Fisher Snappy Joe shut off valves series N550 and N560,
Fisher internal valves types C208, C204, C402, C403, C404, C421 and C427
Fisher N300 and N400 series valves
Fisher D series filler valve
Needle valves:
brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied-20 mm (3/4") and above
Stainless steel bodied-32 mm (11/4") and above
Steel bodied
Radiator valves:
Double regulating, microbore, thermostatic or preset radiator valves—all sizes
Isolating regulating valves-25 mm (1") and above | Free | | 209674K | 8/84 | 9/90 |
| HO | 84.61.021 | Piston valves
Hydraulic valves viz: flow control valves:
Electrically modulated—all sizes
Module or sandwich valves—all sizes
Needle valves 0 115/16" size and above
Pressure and pressure/temperature compensated flow valves—all sizes
Flow dividers and flow divider/combiners—all sizes
Flow control cartridges—all sizes
Pressure control valves:
Non module valves:
Electrically modulated valves—all sizes
Relief valves:
Direct acting—all sizes
Balanced piston/poppet type-1" and above
Unloading valves-1" and above
Counter balanced or over centre valves—all sizes
Sequence and pressure reducing valves—all sizes
Pressure control cartridges:
Rotary valves—all sizes
Check valves:
Module or sandwich valves—all sizes
Non module or sandwich valves without threaded ports—all sizes
Pilot operated—all sizes
Sliding spool valves:
Manual controlled, monobloc or bankable—all sizes
Solenoid and pneumatic controlled—CETOP sizes 3, 6, 7, 8 and 10 (Note: these valves are on/off valves)
Directional proportional controls electrically operated—all sizes (Note: these valves vary the direction of flow according to the amount of current supplied) | Free | | 209684G | 8/84 | 9/90 |
| HO | 84.61.021 | Pinch valves (valves in which the medium is controlled by a flexible sleeve, being compressed) viz:
Steel bodied-250 mm (10") and over
Aluminium, brass, bronze, cast iron, plastic and stainless steel bodied | Free | | 209675H | 8/84 | 9/90 |
| HO | 84.61.021 | Manual and electrically operated
Plug cocks and valves viz:
brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied-125 mm (5") and over
Iron, steel or plastic bodied
Stainless steel bodied-40 mm (11/2") and over
Sleeve packed plug valves
Valves with 4 or more ports
Imperial Eastman drain and priming cocks | Free | | 209676F | 8/84 | 9/90 |

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 709 (continued from previous page)

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