New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 110

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Advertisement

28 JUNE

CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1988/23—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref. No.	Appn.	Category

(e) Countersinks, single flute:
1/25in. shank 5.5mm to 19.5mm

(f) Reamers, Parallel Machine, Tungsten Carbide tipped, non-adjustable:
straight shank, all sizes under 14.29mm morse taper shank,
all sizes over 14.29mm

(g) Router bits, with cutting or working faces of high speed steel or of tungsten carbide

(h) Milling Cutters:
Tungsten Carbide tipped, circular other than throw away tip type

(i) Facing Cutters, Tungsten Carbide tipped, circular other than throw away tip type

(j) Profile and Cutter Heads, Tungsten Carbide and HSS
Tipped for use with woodworking machines

(k) Tool bits (pieces) high speed steel:
Square 3mm to 10mm, all lengths
Round 3mm to 13mm, all lengths
Bevel 13mm to 26mm, all lengths
Rectangular 4 x 10mm to 12 x 20mm, all lengths

(2) Lathe tools (brazed on tips), Tungsten Carbide Tipped, standard pattern

(3) Knives-tungsten carbide tipped-steel

(4) Bits and reamers, rotary, diamond

(5) Bits and reamers, rotary, tungsten carbide, excluding:
percussion carbide insert and button types

REQUESTED APPROVAL
Interchangeable tools for drilling, tapping, threading, boring, broaching, milling, cutting, turning, dressing, morticing or screw driving and rock drilling bits:

EXCLUDING:

(1) Drills

(i) HSS and carbon/chrome/vanadium/tungsten steels, right hand helix;

(ii) Straight shank jobber length, double and single ended stub length and long series length 1mm to 13mm
(1/16in. to 1/2in.)

(iii) Straight shank long reach length 3mm to 13mm (1/8in. to 1/2in.)

(iv) Reduced shank of any diameter including Blacksmith type 3/64in. to 1/4in.

(v) Reduced shank of any diameter (metal and woodworking) with standard or dowelling bit point 6mm to 13mm (1/4in. to 1/2in.)

(v) Straight shank (4 flute core type) 3mm to 13mm (1/8in. to 1/2in.)

(b) Tungsten carbide tipped twist from 2.38mm

(c) Drill sets, containing above type drills in diameter ranges:
Straight shank:
1mm to 13mm
1/16in. to 1/2in.
Reduced shank:
5mm to 20mm
1/4in. to 3/4in.

(4) Tungsten carbide tipped masonry, drills straight shank also reduced shank of any shank diameter “short” or “long” overall lengths within diameter range:
3mm to 32mm
1/8in. to 1 1/4in.

(e) Countersinks, single flute:
1/2in. shank 5.5mm to 19.5mm

(f) Reamers, Parallel Machine, Tungsten Carbide tipped, non-adjustable:
straight shank, all sizes under 14.29mm morse taper shank,
all sizes over 14.29mm

(g) Router bits, with cutting or working faces of high speed steel or of tungsten carbide

(h) Milling Cutters:
Tungsten Carbide tipped, circular other than throw away tip type

(i) Facing Cutters, Tungsten Carbide tipped, circular other than throw away tip type

(j) Profile and Cutter Heads, Tungsten Carbide and HSS
Tipped for use with woodworking machines

(k) Tool bits (pieces) high speed steel:
Square 3mm to 10mm, all lengths
Round 3mm to 13mm, all lengths
Bevel 13mm to 26mm, all lengths
Rectangular 4 x 10mm to 12 x 20mm, all lengths

(2) Lathe tools (brazed on tips), Tungsten Carbide Tipped, standard pattern

(3) Knives-tungsten carbide tipped-steel

(4) Bits and reamers, rotary, diamond

(5) Bits and reamers, rotary, tungsten carbide, excluding:
percussion carbide insert and button types

Controller of Customs
PO Box 2218
WELLINGTON

REQUISTED APPROVAL

99 HO 780919A VA

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🏭 Tariff Industry Assistance Advertisement Notice No. 1988/23 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Applications, Objections, Saws, Blades, Jigsaw, Hacksaw, Tungsten Carbide, Circular Saw, Countersinks, Reamers, Router bits, Milling Cutters, Facing Cutters, Profile and Cutter Heads, Tool bits, Lathe tools, Knives, Bits and reamers, Diamond, Tungsten carbide
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