New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 191

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 191

Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1991/48—continued

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

CURRENT APPROVALS

7312.10.00
5. Crane rope of tensile strength 2070mpa and above
Galvanized 6 x 36, six strand right lay 35mm x 90m wire rope assemblies with minimum breaking strength of 211,000lbs (93755kg)

7312.10.00
Stainless steel wire strand, construction type 1 x 19, 4.76mm to 10mm diameter

7312.10.00
Stainless steel wire strand, construction type 1 x 19, 16mm to 22mm diameter

7312.10.00
Stranded wire, ropes and cables of stainless steel

7312.10.00
58mm duplex 6 x 41 IWRC wire rope with beckett loops

7312.10.00
Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands, slings and the like of iron or steel wire, but excluding insulated electric cables

EXCLUDING:
Conventional or compacted carbon steel round strand wire rope of tensile grades 350 to 2050 mpa, bright or coated, and conventional stainless steel wire rope to A.I.S.I. specifications of the following types:

Conventional stainless steel strand of 1 to 6 strands (excluding core) from 1.0mm to 11.0mm diameter inclusive NB: Including ropes 7mm diameter and less, described as 7 x 7, or 7 x 19, having a central main core of the same construction as the 6 outer rope strands
Three strand (excluding core) conventional of 1.5mm to 38mm diameter, inclusive; compacted of 3.0mm to 32mm diameter, inclusive
Four strand (excluding core) conventional of 2.0mm to 36mm diameter, inclusive; compacted of 9.0mm to 35mm diameter, inclusive
Six strand (excluding core) conventional of 1.5mm to 60mm diameter, inclusive; compacted of 9.0mm to 44mm diameter NB: Including ropes 7mm diameter and less, described as 7 x 7, or 7 x 19, having a central main core of the same construction as the 6 outer rope strands
Eight strand (excluding core) conventional of 1.5mm to 22mm diameter, inclusive; compacted of 9.0mm to 22.0mm diameter, inclusive
Conventional or compacted multi-strand crane ropes up to and including 18 principal strands (excluding core) of 8.0mm to 26mm diameter, inclusive

| | | 99 | 984205F | VA |
|-------------|-------------------------------|-------------|-------------|
| | | 99 | 70138BL | VA |
| | | 99 | 600597H | VA |
| | | 99 | 931866G | VA |
| | | 99 | 98451JK | VA |
| | | 99 | 985754A | VA |

REQUESTED APPROVAL

7312.10.00
Stranded wire, cables, cordage, ropes, plaited bands, slings and the like of iron or steel wire, but excluding insulated electric cables excluding:

Conventional or compacted carbon steel round strand wire rope of tensile grades 350 to 2050 mpa, bright or coated, of the following constructions:

Three strand conventional of 9.0mm to 26.0mm diameter inclusive
Six strand (excluding core) conventional of 1.5mm to 50.0mm diameter, inclusive; compacted of 9.0mm to 44.0mm diameter NB: Including ropes 7mm diameter and less, described as 7 x 7, or 7 x 19, having a central main core of the same construction as the outer strands
Eight strand elevator rope in fibre core (natural or synthetic) of the following diameters: 9.5mm, 11mm and 13mm

| | Industrial Equipment Distributors Ltd
C/- Schenker & Co NZ Ltd
PO Box 73-012
AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT | 99 | 986129H | VA |

7318.15.09
Anvil, clamp and seat screws especially suited for use with Trade Tools Ltd

| | PO Box 3854
AUCKLAND | 99 | 986089J | A |

7323.99.00
CURRENT APPROVAL
Domestic bakeware, teflon or silicone coated as may be approved:

APPROVED:

Baking trays and sheets being flat bakeware with up to 2.5cm sides: maximum size 43.8cm x 28.2cm
Pizza pans and crispers being round trays with or without holes in bottom and up to 1.3cm high sides: maximum diameter of 31.1cm
6 cup muffin pans, maximum muffin hole size of 7.6cm diameter
Bread and loaf pans, oblong shaped only: maximum size 23.5cm x 13.3cm
Heart shaped pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Covered roast pans 33cm x 22.9cm x 5.1cm deep
Roast and bake pans 38.8cm x 26.7cm x 5.1cm deep
Square bake pans 20.3cm x 20.3cm x 5.1cm deep
Oblong cake pans 33cm x 22.8cm x 5.1cm deep
Muffin pans 6 large cups 8.6cm diameter x 4.4cm deep
Biscuit pans 27.3cm x 17.8cm x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans 20.3cm diameter x 3.8cm deep
Round cake pans 22.9cm diameter x 3.8cm deep

| | | 99 | 983189B | VA |

7323.99.00
REQUESTED APPROVAL
Domestic bakeware, teflon or silicone coated as may be approved:

| | Paramount Trading Co Ltd
PO Box 3854
AUCKLAND | 99 | 986670B | VA |

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