New Zealand Gazette – 1985 – No. 71

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✨ Tariff Notices

24 APRIL THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1705

Tariff Notice No. 1985/334—Applications for Variation of Approval—continued

Port	Appln. No.	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective From	To*
				Normal	Pref.

Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 700 kPa (7 bar)

NOTE: For the purposes of this concession bare air compressors do not include those units which have any of the following: Electric motor starters, coolers, separators, receivers

HO 948

84.11.051

REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Bare air compressors;
EXCLUDING:

Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from .94 litres/second up to 26 litres/second (inclusive), calculated at a compressor speed of 700 rpm with a working pressure up to 1379 kPa
Reciprocating types with a piston displacement from 20 litres/second up to 200 litres/second (inclusive), with working pressure from 13,750 kPa up to 30,000 kPa
Other types with a capacity from .47 litres/second up to 18 litres/second (inclusive) free air delivered (FAD), measured at 700 kPa (7 bar)

NOTE: For the purposes of this concession bare air compressors do not include those units which have any of the following: Electric motor starters, aftercoolers, separators, receivers

CURRENT APPROVAL:

84.21.029
Parts peculiar to use in making solo 425 hand operated knapsack sprayers, as may be approved
Free | Free | 15 | 111702F | 7/78 | 3/86 |

AK 32567
84.21.029

REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Parts peculiar to use in making Winstone hand operated knapsack sprayers

CURRENT APPROVAL:

84.10.029
Toro sprinklers and catalogue spare parts
Free | Free | 10 | 910156L | 3/84 | 9/92 |

WN 2064
84.21.029

REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Toro, Nelson and weather TEC sprinklers and catalogued spare parts

CURRENT APPROVAL:

84.30.029
Dough dividers, double or multiple pocket type having a rated capacity exceeding 20 loaves or pieces per minute
Free* | Free | 10 | 930987L | 10/84 | 12/92 |

AK 32524
84.30.029

REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Dough dividers and dough dividers/moulders, double or multiple pocket type, having a rated capacity exceeding 20 loaves or pieces per minute

CURRENT APPROVAL:

84.43.000
Idra hot chamber zinc dye casting machines with electric furnace
Free | Free | 10 | 928282D | 5/84 | 6/92 |

AK 32477
84.43.000

REQUESTED APPROVAL:
Hot chamber zinc die casting machines with electric furnace

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🏭 Applications for Variation of Approval (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated18 April 1985
KeywordsTariff, Customs Duty, Applications, Variation, Goods, Approval

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