New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 99

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 99

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1988/21—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref. No.	Appn.	*Category of Appln.
(20)	Sheet metal folding machines
(21)	Sheet metal rollers, hand operated, not exceeding 1220mm x 76.2mm x 1.6mm capacity
(22)	Swaging and crimping machines
(23)	Metal cutting bandsaws in vertical positions with a maximum cutting throat depth up to 450mm	Controller of Customs PO Box 2218 WELLINGTON	89	HO 701540C	WA
N.B.	Any multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating any of the functions above are excluded from this concession.

84.65

Machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, ebonite (vulcanite), hard artificial plastic materials or other hard carving materials, other than machines falling within heading No. 84.67:

EXCLUDING:

Edge-banding machines which perform the following functions only viz.: the application of preglued edging tape coils of PVC, melamine or wood veneer to hand fed panels by means of glue reactivation, with or without a tape front and/or end cut off function

(Edgebanding machines which have additional functions to those specified above will qualify for this concession provided the additional functions are relevant to edgebanding machines and are catalogued as being for the edgebanders concerned)

Drill presses, bench or floor mounting column type, not exceeding capacities in mild steel up to and including 12mm.

Multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating this function fall within this exclusion

Plastic granulators not exceeding 22.37kW (30 h.p.) capacity

Samco model LP15 vertical and bobbin sander

Surface planers, buzzers or jointers with blade not exceeding 310mm

Thicknessers, with a capacity up to and including 330mm

(Multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating this function fall within this exclusion)

Woodturning lathes, for operation with tools held by hand or semi-automatic (but not including fully automatic)

Woodworking machinery; viz:

End-matching machines
Automatic firewood saws
Bandsaws with throat capacity not exceeding 535mm (21in.)
Box nailing machines
Breast benches
Circular breakdown saws
Circular saw benches, hand-feed, including builders’ treadle saw benches, with blade diameter not exceeding 360mm
Cut-off saws, pendulum type with motor not exceeding 3.75 kW (5 h.p.) and with blade diameter not exceeding 500mm (20in.)
Docking saws
Dovetailing machines with single spindle and manual feed
Drill presses, wall mounting, radial type not exceeding 22.2mm capacity in mild steel
Horizontal dowel boring machines, not exceeding 25mm capacity in mild steel
Log cut-off swing saws
Post peelers
Post peelers trimming saws
Precision veneer trimming saws
Radial arm saws, overhead crosscut saws, and trenching machines, powered by single phase electric motors
Slitting saws
Tenoning machines, single spindle
Veneer presses manually operated, single daylight, for cold pressing
Vertical breakdown saws
Wood debarking machines, Rosser head not exceeding 1425mm (56in.) diameter and ring type not exceeding 1275mm (50in.) diameter

N.B. Any multi-purpose or composite machines incorporating a combination of the above functions are excluded from this concession.

84.65

Machine tools for working wood, cork, bone, hard rubber, hard plastic or similar hard materials excluding:

(1) Fixed table general purpose sawbenches for swablades up to and including 330mm diameter

(2) Builders treadle sawbenches for swablades up to and including 330mm diameter

(3) Radial arm saws powered by single phase motors

(4) Pendulum type crosscut saws including espida type for swablades up to and including 450mm diameter

(5) Thicknessers with a width capacity up to and including 330mm | Controller of Customs PO Box 2218 WELLINGTON | 99 | HO 780893D | A

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