New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 119

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1987/27—continued

Description of Goods	Part II Ref.	Appn. No.
PINCH VALVES (VALVES IN WHICH THE MEDIUM IS CONTROLLED BY A FLEXIBLE SLEEVE BEING COMPRESSED):	99	682912A
-Steel bodied 250mm (10") and over	99	682913K
-Aluminium, brass, bronze, cast iron, plastic and stainless steel bodied	99	682914H
-Manual and electrically operated	99	682916D
PLUG COCKS AND VALVES:	99	682917B
-Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied 125mm (5") and over	99	682918L
-Iron, steel or plastic bodied	99	682919J
-Stainless steel bodied — all sizes	99	682920B
-Sleeve packed plug valves	99	682921L
-Valves with four or more ports	99	682922J
-Plain end Bent nose test or gauge cocks (pet cocks) size (3/8") type 1004	99	682923G
-Self sealing test plug valves	99	682924E
PRESSURE CONTROL AND REGULATING VALVES (SELF OPERATED VALVES USED TO CONTROL PRESSURE IN A SYSTEM AND WHICH DO NOT NEED AN EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE):	99	682925C
-Pressure and vacuum vents — stainless steel with teflon "O" ring seal, aluminium, body viton seat, flanged aluminium, neoprene impregnated diaphragm	99	682926A
-Pressure relief valves — bronze or stainless steel, all sizes	99	682927K
-Electronic fuel injection system pressure regulator kits for steam:	99	682928H
-All body material, all sizes	99	682929F
-Combined steam pressure.desuperheating control valves	99	682930K
-For liquids:	99	682931R
-Pressure control and regulating valves plastic bodied 20mm (3/4") and over, excluding aerosol types	99	682932F
-Pressure regulators automatic throw over or change over types for use in liquid petroleum gas installations	99	682933D
-Brass, bronze, gunmetal, steel, stainless steel and cast iron bodied 32mm (1 1/4") and over	99	682934B
-Plastic bodied 25mm (1") and over excluding aerosol types	99	682935L
PRESSURE CONTROL AND REGULATING VALVES (SELF OPERATED VALVES USED TO CONTROL PRESSURE IN A SYSTEM AND WHICH DO NOT NEED AN EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE)—continued	99	682936J
-For compressed air (including filter/regulators):	99	682937C
-Brass, bronze or gunmetal bodied 32mm (1 1/4") and over	99	682938E
-Aluminium, aluminium alloy, plastic or zinc alloy (diecast) bodied 20mm (3/4") and over	99	682939C
-Stainless steel, steel, cast iron and iron bodied — all sizes	99	682940G
-For other gases:	99	682941E
-Regulators designed for use with corrosive or special laboratory gases	99	682942C
-Regulators for controlling vacuums	99	682943A
-Pressure safety valve, excess flow valves (other than valves with pressures 350 Psi to 10000 Psi inclusive), stop valves, safety shut-off valves, filter valves, hydrostatic relief and safety relief valves, service valves ullage valves, vapour/liquid withdrawal valves, vapour equalising valves, vent needle valves	99	682944K
QUICK RELEASE COUPLINGS (FOR COUPLING OR UNCOUPLING HOSES OR TOOLS WITHOUT LOSING PRESSURE):	99	682945H
-Sizes 32mm (1 1/4") and over	99
-Brass bodied pneumatic couplers	99
-PVC and PC quick release couplings, with automatic shut-off valves for attaching directly to equipment filter/exhaust tubes	99
-Steel or brass for use with compressed air or pressurised water in 30mm (3/8") range only	99
-Hydraulic system couplings:	99
-Pressure locked couplings with a maximum working pressure exceeding 3000 Psi	99
-Stainless steel bodied — all sizes	99
-Swagelock keyed quick connects	99
-High pressure for pressures of 4000 Psi and over	99
REFRIGERATION VALVES:	99
-Valves of all types on condition that they are to be used and are designed for use solely in refrigeration apparatus	99
-Ships refrigeration valves	99
RELIEF AND SAFETY VALVES (VALVES WHICH AUTOMATICALLY DISCHARGE FLUIDS OR GASES SO AS TO PREVENT A	99

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🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance Advertisement Notice No. 1987/27 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
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