New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 148

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1987/32—continued

| Tariff
| Item | Description of Goods | Name and Address of Applicant | Part XII Ref. | Appn. Ref. No. | *Category of Appln. |
|------|-----------------------|-------------------------------|----------------|------------------|----------------------|
| | Pressure monitor, model PM-105 for use solely with pressure transducer, model PT-105 | | 99 | 910532J | VA |
| 90.14.000 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 910532J | VA |
| 90.14.000 | Pressure monitor model PM-105 | | 99 | | |
| | Waethertronics pyranograph used solely for continuous recording of the intensity of solar radiation | | 99 | 910536A | VA |
| 90.14.000 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 910536A | VA |
| | Waethertronics pyranographs | | | | |
| 90.24.017 | Automatic ground reading tank gauges, peculiar to use in petroleum storage tanks for automatically measuring the depth of liquid | .. | 460061E | VA |
| 90.24.017 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | .. | H0 460061E | VA |
| | Automatic ground petroleum storage tank gauges | | | | |
| 90.24.028 | Automatic pressure switches, (3 phase) Condor brand, type MDR4/1600, excluding pressure gauges, having a maximum switching pressure of over 150 psi, used solely in the manufacture of air compressors | | 99 | 910517E | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 910517E | VA |
| | Automatic pressure switches, (3 phase) excluding pressure gauges, having a maximum switching pressure of over 150 psi | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Dewfrost T5 120oC thermostats, for use in making electric hand dryers | | 99 | 923237A | VA |
| | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 923237A | VA |
| | Thermostats 120oC | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Dirt separators – specifically for use with dead weight testers for pressures up to 10, 35 and 300 bar | | 99 | 930368R | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 930368K | VA |
| | Dead weight tester dirt separators for pressures up to 10, 35 and 300 bar | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Divers and pressure depth gauges and meters and instruments panel, worn about the diver’s body, only for use underwater | | 99 | 501361F | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 501361F | VA |
| | Underwater divers pressure depth gauges | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Duplex gauges for use with foam proportioners | | 99 | 923695D | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 923695D | VA |
| | Foam proportioners duplex gauges | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | ‘E.G.O.’ unenclosed thermostats for use as components in manufactured equipment | | 99 | 540377E | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 540377E | VA |
| | ‘E.G.O.’ unenclosed thermostats | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Elmwood sensors, ie, thermostats, phenolic models in the range 150 deg. F open-on-rise, 130 deg. F close-on-fall, peculiar for use in the actuation of fire alarms | | 99 | 917307C | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 917307C | VA |
| | Fire alarm actuation sensors ie thermostats, phenolic models in the range 150 deg F open-on-rise, 130 deg F close-on-fall | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Gas pressure recorders used for fault finding on gas pressure regulators | | 99 | 928975F | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 928975F | VA |
| | Gas pressure regulator recorders | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Glycerine filled pressure gauges, peculiar for use in agricultural spray equipment, e.g., reciprocating pumps used for spraying pesticide | | 99 | 917407K | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 917407K | VA |
| | Glycerine filled pressure gauges | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Governors/regulators, gas pressure, commonly used for gas cookers, ranges and heaters | | 99 | 204594L | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 204594L | VA |
| | Gas appliance governors/regulators | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | Instruments, peculiar to use for monitoring movement and pressure in foundation soils and rocks, including dam structures | | 99 | 462060H | VA |
| 90.24.029 | Joucomatic pressure switch PS1, PS2 and PSA1. For use of pneumatic systems to switch systems or part systems on and off at predetermined pressure | | 99 | 909788G | VA |
| 90.24.029 | REQUESTED APPROVAL | | 99 | H0 909788G | VA |
| | Joucomatic pressure switch PS1, PS2 and PSA1 | | | | |
| 90.24.029 | McDonnell and Miller level controllers, peculiar to use in controlling levels in boilers | | 99 | H0 114824K | VA |

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