New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 39

Page 1183

✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

18 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1183

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1986/10—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
84.61.021	Stainless steel bodied — 32mm (11/4") and above

Steel bodied
Radiator valves:
Double regulating, microbore, thermostatic or preset radiator valves — all sizes
Isolating regulating valves — 25mm (1") and above
Other:
Piston valves
Hopkinsons STS bronze bodied valves models; 8113, 8123, 8133, 8143 and 8173
CURRENT APPROVAL
Globe valves:
Dorot 04 series sizes 40mm, 50mm and 80mm
Dorot 05 series sizes 50mm with 20mm port
Dorot 72 size 50mm with 12mm port
Nupro D4L and D4S series valves
Rinnai 3/8" flame failure valve | .. | 209936F | VA |
| 84.61.021 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Needle valves
Needle valves with 3 or more parts — all sizes
Right and oblique angle valves — all sizes
Bellows sealed — all sizes
Steel bodied 3/4" and over | .. | 209937D | VA |
| 84.61.021 | CURRENT APPROVAL
Globe valves viz:
leafield model A5, inflation, rapid deflation valves | .. | 400579B | VA |
| 84.61.021 | REQUESTED APPROVAL
Globe valves, stop valves, piston valves, angle valves, radiator valves, and needle valves (valves which control the medium by the direct action of a disc against a seat) viz:
Globe valves:
Aluminium, plastic, steel and stainless steel bodied
Cast iron bodied — up to 32mm (11/4")
Cast iron bodied — 175mm (7") and over
Cast iron bodied without copper alloyed internals
Dorot 04 series sizes 40mm, 50mm and 80mm
Dorot 05 series sizes 50mm with 20mm port
Dorot 72 size 50mm with 12mm port
leafield model A5, inflation, rapid deflation valves
Nupro D4L and D4S series valves
Rinnai 3/8" flame failure valve
Needle valves:
brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied — 20mm (3/4") and above
Stainless steel bodied — 19mm (3/4") and over
Bellows sealed — all sizes
with 3 or more parts — all sizes
Radiator valves
Double regulating, microbore, thermostatic or preset radiator valves — all sizes
Isolating regulating valves — all sizes
Other:
Piston valves
Hopkinsons STS bronze bodied valves models; 8113, 8123, 8133, 8143 and 8173 | .. | HO 581522D | VA |
| 84.61.021 | High pressure steam stop valves 12.7mm to 76.2mm steam stop and non-return valves, angle type, Globe type, bronze body, Nycrum metal seat and valve | Anderson Eng Ltd
PO Box 18543
Woolston
CHRISTCHURCH | .. | CH 540164L | A |
| 84.61.021 | Hopkinsons Fig 2541, 2542. Bronze parallel slide blow down valves — all sizes | Comptroller of Customs
WELLINGTON | .. | HO 420284J | WA |
| 84.61.021 | Hopkinsons Fig 8129 bronze S.T.S. air valve | Cable Price Corporation Limited
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The Terrace
WELLINGTON | .. | WN 580537G | A |
| 84.61.021 | H.P. butterfly valves | Comptroller of Customs
WELLINGTON | .. | HO 928986J | WA |
| 84.61.021 | Hydraulic high pressure quick release couplings for pressures of 4000 PSI and above | C L North & Co Ltd
PO Box 2563
AUCKLAND | .. | AK 500592C | A |

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