New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 163

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 163

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1986/39—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.
81.01.009	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Tungsten electrodes viz pure tungsten, thorium alloyed tungsten, zirconium alloyed tungsten		99	HO 500521D	VA
82.02.011	CURRENT APPROVAL
Hardened and tempered carbon steel saw blanks, toothed with centre hole, for use in making tungsten carbide tipped sawblades		99	920471H	VA
82.02.011	REQUESTED APPROVAL
Tungsten carbide tipped sawblade hardened and tempered carbon steel saw blanks, toothed with centre hole		99	HO 920471H	VA
82.02.011	Woodworking bandsaw blades, 0.4mm thickness	Cory Wright & Salmon

PO Box 1230
WELLINGTON | 99 | WN 620802 | A |
| 82.02.028 | Bandsaw blades under 6.35mm or over 31.75mm in width | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 680977E | A |
| 82.02.028 | Bandsaw blades, any size, with a scalloped edge | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 680980E | A |
| 82.02.028 | Circular saw blades exceeding 610mm diameter designed for cutting timber | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 680979A | A |
| 82.02.028 | Jigsaw blades of the following types:
(a) Blades over 80mm in total length
(b) Lugged type blades
(c) Tungsten carbide coated and tipped blades
(d) High speed, hollow ground side clearance types or ground tooth form types | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 680981C | A |
| 82.02.028 | Saws (non-mechanical) and blades for hand or machine saws (including toothless saw blades):
Other blades:
EXCLUDING:
(1) tungsten carbide tipped
(2) solid tooth from 305mm (12in) to 610mm (24in) diameter, designed for cutting timber.
Gang saw blades for wood sawing
High carbon steel bandsaw blade (excluding high speed steel solid and high speed steel welded edge, and tungsten carbide tipped and tungsten carbide coated) for cutting meat, bone, metal and wood in
(i) Hard edge flexible back; or
(ii)Hard edge tempered (i.e. toughened) back types in any length, and of the following dimensions:
(a) in widths between 8.35mm and 31.75mm inclusive; and
(b) with pitches between 3 and 32 teeth per 25.40mm excluding scalloped teeth
Jigsaw blades
EXCLUDING:
Blades over 80mm in total length;
Lugged typed blades;
Tungsten carbide coated and tipped blades
High speed hollow ground side clearance types or ground tooth form types | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 561334F | WA |
| 82.05.018 | Interchangeable tools for hand tools, for machine tools or for power-operated hand tools (for example, for pressing, stamping, drilling, tapping, threading, boring, broaching, milling, cutting, turning, dressing, morticingor screw driving), including dies for wire drawing, extrusion dies for metal, and rock drilling bits:
OTHER KINDS:
EXCLUDING:
(1) Drills
(a) HSS and carbon/chrome/vanadium/tungsten steels, right hand helix:-
(i) Straight shank Jobber length, double and single ended stub length and long series length 1mm to 13mm (3/4in. to 1/2in.)
(ii) Straight shank long reach length 3mm to 13mm (1/8in. to 1/2in.)
(iii) Reduce shank of any diameter including Blacksmith type 13mm to 32mm (33/64in. to 1 1/4in.)
(iv) Reduced shank of any diameter (metal and wood-working) with standard or dowelling bit point 6mm to 13mm (1/4in. to 1/2in.)
(v) Straight shank (4 flute core type) 3mm | Comptroller of Customs
Private Bag
WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 561335D | WA |

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