New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 119

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notice

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 119

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

Description of Goods	Part 11 Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.
PREDETERMINED SAFE PRESSURE BEING EXCEEDED):	99	682946F
-Drum vents, dual action 50.8IPT automatic pressure	99	682947D
-Safety shut off valves excluding excess flow valves	99	682948B
of working pressures between 350 Psi and 10000 Psi
valves inclusive	99	682949L
-Beverage dispensing CO2 pressure regulators with
integral relief valve	99	682950D
-Component parts as may be approved for hydraulic
piston/poppet type relief valves less than 25mm	99	682951B
List of components is available from Collector of	99	682952L
Customs, Auckland.	99	682953J
-Bronze, brass, or gunmetal bodied — 150mm (6’’)	99	682954G
and over	99	682955E
-Plastic bodied — 25mm (1’’) and over	99	682956C
-Aluminium, cast iron, steel and iron bodied
-Stainless steel bodied up to and including 40mm (1 1/2’’)	99	682957A
-Stainless steel bodied 125mm (5’’) and above	99	682958K
-Thermal released relief valves	99	682959H
-By pass valves of ductile iron in sizes 19mm, 25mm,
32mm, 38mm, 50mm and 65mm
SOLENOID VALVES (VALVES OPENED BY AN ELECTRIC SOLENOID
MOVING A MAGNETIC PLUNGER OR CORE):
-CNG, 2 or 3 port size 9.525mm (3/8’’) with a working	99	682960A
pressure exceeding 25mPa
-Hydro magnetic types for control of natural and	99	682961K
manufactured gases	99	682962H
-Aluminium bodied solenoid valves sizes 95mm and
12.7mm	99	682963F
-Direct acting:
-Brass, bronze, gunmetal or cast iron bodied	99	682964D
32mm (1 1/4’’)	99	682965B
-Stainless steel, steel or plastic bodied	99	682966L
-Aluminium bodied 20mm (3/4’’) and over	99	682967J
SOLENOID VALVES (VALVES OPENED BY AN ELECTRIC SOLENOID
MOVING A MAGNETIC PLUNGER OR CORE)—continued
-Internal and external pilot operated:	99	682968G
-Brass, bronze, gunmetal or cast iron bodied	99	682969E
125mm (5’’) and over	99	682970J
-Plastic bodied	99	682971G
-Aluminium bodied 20mm (3/4’’) and over	99	682972E
-Stainless steel bodied 10mm (3/8’’) and over	99	682973C
-Black multisecal gas valves	99	682974A
TAPS, COCKS AND VALVES FOR USE AS WATER PLUMBING FITTINGS:
-Faucet 3/4’’ IPT rigid brass	99	682975K
-Faucet 3/4’’ IPT adjustable brass	99	682976H
-Flexible faucet extension 6’’ long, brass	99	682977F
-Flexible faucet extension 6’’ long, stainless steel	99	682978D
-Faucer 3/4’’ IPT brass, viscous liquids	99	682979B
THERMOSTATIC AND THERMOSCOPIC MIXING VALVES (FOR MIXING
STEAM OR HOT WATER WITH COLD WATER):
-All valves 25mm (1’’) and over	99	682980F
-Valves for mixing steam with cold water
VALVES -OTHER TYPES:
-Brass and stainless steel 50mm (2’’) IPT drum of
valves, self closing for viscous liquids
-CNG storing/transporting cylinder burst disc
assemblies
-Ceramic cisterns flushing mechanisms
-Fire fighting equipment as may be approved:
Foam induction monitors and branch pipes
-Nozzles for hoses peculiar to fire
fighting (excluding nozzles of plastic
not exceeding 150mm (6’’)) having any or
all of the following characteristics -
(a) a postive, variable gallonage flow
selection
(b) positive pre-selected discharge
pattern control
(c) a flow rate greater than 2250 litres per minute
VALVES — OTHER TYPES—continued
-Flash-back arrestors	99	682981D
-Hydromixer float/mixer valves	99	682982B
-Hydrostatic testing plugs	99	682983L
-Insert valve for tapping into stream or water lines	99	682984J
-Liquid detergent feeders (injectors)	99	682985G
-Low pressure shut-off valve dispensing nozzles of	99	682986E
aluminium for dispensing diesel
-Metal seal valves — lapped spool types, ‘’D’’ slide	99	682987C
types, rotary plate types
-Meter valves (gas) NPT threads style 175 and 275	99	682988A
also called meter/curb valves

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

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Valves, Stainless Steel, Brass, Bronze, Gunmetal, Plastic, Check Valves, Swing Valves, Gate Valves, Industry Assistance

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