New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 200

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✨ Tariff Applications

4740 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 200

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1985/28—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
84.45.009	Metaserv rotary pregrinders, peculiar for use in preparing metallographic specimens, viz: models; C200/5G		10	DN 205613F	RUC
84.45.009	Microtone knife blade sharpener		10	DN 205614D	RUC
84.45.009	Milling machines, vertical, horizontal and turret types; Whacheon WMT-H		10	DN 209812B	RUC
84.45.009	Notting combination and heavy duty steel rule-bender and cutter		10	DN 207746K	RUC
84.45.009	Notting steel rule mitre-grinder		10	DN 112178C	RUC
84.45.009	Nova-bend magnetic sheet metal folder		10	DN 202631H	RUC
84.45.009	OKK MCH-400 machining centre		10	DN 925319L	RUC
84.45.009	OKK model MCH-40 machining centre with numerical control		10	DN 112180E	RUC
84.45.009	OKK model MCV-800 vertical machining centre		10	DN 205517B	RUC
84.45.009	Ooya models RE3-2500, RE3-3000 radial drills		10	DN 924173G	RUC
84.45.009	Ooya Radial Drills, models; RE 1000A, RE 1250A, RE 2-1300A, RE 2-1450, RE 3-1600, RE 3-2000 and YMR-915		10	DN 207603K	RUC
84.45.009	P.D.P. model F105 and F102, milling and profiling machines		10	DN 206958L	RUC
84.45.009	Pullmac P210 DMC dialog microcomputerised controlled punching and nibbling machine		10	DN 924350L	RUC
84.45.009	Pullmax bevelling machine model X-93 and X-94		10	DN 925353L	RUC
84.45.009	Pullmax Fl3C flange bending machine		10	DN 924129K	RUC
84.45.009	Pullmax P13 universal plate working machines		10	DN 112202K	RUC
84.45.009	Pullmax type P200 universal plate working machine		10	DN 928410E	RUC
84.45.009	Richmond envoy (65mm) capacity drill		10	DN 112215A	RUC
84.45.009	Robinson MCG30 profile grinder		10	DN 209620L	RUC
84.45.009	Rolloseam roll forming machines		10	DN 112218F	RUC
84.45.009	Rotary transfer machine hydromat HW25 to be used in the manufacture of masonry anchors	Ramset Fasteners (NZ) Ltd

PO Box 40-031
Glenfield
AUCKLAND | 10 | AK 501960F | A |
| 84.45.009 | Sanding machines, electro-magnetic types for use in sanding and polishing metal | | 10 | DN 927088E | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Saturn NKS-600 machine for sharpening tungsten carbide tipped circular saw blades | | 10 | DN 112220H | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Scangrind 200 and 400 professional wet grinder | | 10 | DN 209474G | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Schou connecting rod boring and grinding machine, model 150 | | 10 | DN 112224L | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Schou cylinder fine boring machines | | 10 | DN 112226G | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Schou fine boring machine; model 150B | | 10 | DN 112227E | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Schou hydraulic crankshaft grinding machines; Models; 1500, 2000, 2600, 3000 | | 10 | DN 112228C | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Schou line boring machines, LB 2000, LB 2600 | | 10 | DN 112231C | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Schou surface grinding machines | | 10 | DN 112232A | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Scledum Grinding machines; Models; RG200, RG270 | | 10 | DN 112234H | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | SC400, SC600 | | 10 | DN 112235F | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Separable pin attaching machine for use in making coil type slide fasteners | | 10 | DN 925592D | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Short hole drilling machine for use in the production of roll swage terminals for yacht rigging | | 10 | DN 926664C | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Slat spacer punching, bending and cutting tool for making | | 10 | DN 927711A | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Spring coiling machine, for use in the manufacture of coiled springs | | 10 | DN 112245C | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Stankoimport horizontal boring machine, model 2620 B | | 10 | DN 112246A | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Stankoimport hydraulic shaper, model No. 7D36 | | 10 | DN 909838A | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Stankoimport, model 8B72 cut-off machine | | 10 | DN 112248B | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Stankoimport model 7E35 shaping machine | | 10 | DN 112249F | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Stankoimport, model 7B35, crank shaper | | 10 | DN 909811G | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Stankoimport vertical milling machines, models 6P12 and and 6P13 | | 10 | DN 924171L | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Startrite model 316H bandsaw, vertical throat capacity 915mm | | 10 | DN 112255L | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Strojimport model LE 160 presses | | 10 | DN 112260G | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Strojimport horizontal surface grinder, BRH20 | | 10 | DN 112261E | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Strojimport SBMT2 grinders | | 10 | DN 927712K | RUC |
| 84.45.009 | Sunner brand heavy duty honing machine | | 10 | DN 927712K | RUC |

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