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SECTION XVI. Machinery, equipment and mechanisms; electrical equipment; their parts; sound recording and reproducing equipment, equipment for recording and reproducing television images and sound, their parts and accessories

84 Nuclear reactors, boilers, equipment and mechanical devices; their parts

8472 Office equipment (for example, hectographic or stencil duplicating machines, addressing machines, automatic note dispensers, machines for sorting, counting or packaging coins, pencil sharpening machines, punching or stapling machines) other:

847290 - other:

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8205 - Hand tools (including diamond glass cutters), not elsewhere specified or included; blowtorches; vices, clamps and similar products, excluding accessories and parts of machine tools; anvils; portable forges; grinding wheels with support structures, hand or foot operated:

This heading includes all hand tools not included in other headings of this chapter and not mentioned elsewhere in this heading (see general explanatory notes to this chapter), as well as certain other tools or devices listed in the heading this product item.
This includes a wide variety of hand tools (including those that have a simple hand mechanism such as cranks, ratchets, or gears). This group of tools includes:

A) Drilling and tapping tools such as rotary hammers (including ratchet rotary hammers), drills and hand drills; clamps, gates and screw boards. Replacement tools such as drill bits, bits, taps and screw sockets for the above hand tools are excluded from this heading - see heading 82.07.

B) Hammers and sledgehammers, such as hammers for blacksmiths, boilermakers, stonemasons, glaziers and masons, stone crushers, heavy hammers, stone trimmers and hammers with accessories such as picks and nail pullers.

C) Planes, chisels, semicircular chisels and similar cutting tools for woodworking, such as planes and cutters of all types for processing shaped surfaces (planes, grooves, chisels, sherhebels, etc.), staples and cycles, engraving cutters and planes , which are usually used by carpenters, joiners, cabinetmakers, woodcarvers, etc.

D) Screwdrivers (including ratchet screwdrivers).

E) Other hand tools (including diamonds for cutting glass).

This group of tools includes:

(1) A range of household appliances, including edged tools, but excluding power tools (see Explanatory Note to heading 82.10), which may be classed as tools and which accordingly fall outside heading 73.23, such as:

Flat irons (gas, paraffin (kerosene), charcoal, etc., but not electric irons, which fall in heading 85.16), curling irons; bottle openers, corkscrews, simple can openers (including can openers); nutcracker; cherry pitters (with spring); clothes hooks; shoe horns; steel and other metal devices for straightening knives; knives and serrated knives for pastry products; cheese graters, etc.; “zipper” meat grinders (with cutting wheels); cheese slicers, vegetable slicers; waffle irons; cream and egg beaters, egg slicers; curly butter knives; ice tongs; vegetable masher; larding needles; pokers, tongs, scrapers and lifting devices for stove and fireplace lids.

2) Watchmaker's tools, such as stone pressing tools, counterweights, riveting pins, crowns, hinge polishers, balance plug fittings, and adjustment tools.

3) Diamonds for cutting glass, including circular diamonds mounted on a graduated scale (for cutting circles) and diamond scribers for designing on glass. This does not include diamonds supplied separately (heading 71.02).

4) Forging tools such as pavers, forging dies, round bars, forging chisels and punches.

5) Tools for mining, road construction, etc., such as crowbars, levers, masonry chisels, punches and wedges.

6) Tools for masons, foundries, plasterers, painters, etc., such as trowels, smoothers, spatulas, scrapers and knives, smoothing needles and scrapers, toothed rollers, glass cutters with cutting wheels, spatulas.

7) Various hand tools, such as veterinary curved knives, hoof knives, poking and farrier pliers, cutters and chisels, punches, crimpers and riveter's stamps; non-pliers, nail pullers, and drawer openers; tire mounts; shoe awls (without eyes); upholsterer's or bookbinder's beards; soldering irons and marking tools; metal scrapers; sets of saws not of the pincer type; miter box; samplers for cheese, etc.; tampers for soil compaction; cutters for adjusting grinding wheels; devices for lining containers, etc., except those specified in heading 8422 (see the corresponding explanation); spring “guns” for stitching bags, cardboard, etc.; cartridge tools for riveting and plugging holes in walls, etc.; glass blowing tubes; blowing cuttings; oil cans and oilers (including oilers with a pump or worm mechanism), grease fittings.

E) Blowtorches (for example, for soft or hard soldering; for removing paint; for starting diesel engines). These lamps come in two types, both are self-contained and differ in the type of fuel used; these lamps are equipped with either a reservoir for fuel oil or other liquid fuel (often with a small pump) or a replaceable socket filled with gas. In some cases, a soldering iron is installed on the lamp tip for soft soldering or branding. This heading does not include gas-fired welding machines (heading 84.68).

G) Vices, clamps and similar tools, including hand vices, rod vices, bench or chair vices for joiners or carpenters, metalworkers, gunsmiths, watchmakers, etc., but not including vices that are accessories or parts of machine tools.

This product group also includes clamps and bench clamps that, like a vice, serve as clamping devices (for example, carpenter's clamps, floor clamps and toolmaking clamps).

This group of products includes metal vices with jaws coated with a non-metallic material (wood, fiber, etc.), which protect the product from damage.

The heading does not include, however, suction cups (suction-type clamps), consisting of a base, handle and vacuum arm of base metal, and rubber disks, which are designed to temporarily secure an article so that the article can be moved ( for example, heading 7323, 7326 or 7616).

3) Anvils; portable forges; grinding wheels with frame and with hand or foot drive.

This set of goods includes:

1) Anvils (including two-horned anvils) of all sizes and for all purposes, for example, blacksmith anvils; anvils for watchmakers or jewelers; shoe lasts; hand anvils for straightening the scythe knife.

2) Portable forges, usually equipped with blowers and sometimes anvils; they are mainly used in small workshops, small shipyards, etc.

3) Grinding wheels (hand or foot driven) with wooden or other frames. Mechanically driven grinding wheels are classified in group or. Grinding stones and other materials supplied separately are classified in heading 68.04.

Tools containing metal, but having working parts made of rubber, leather, cloth, etc., are classified in accordance with these materials (groups, , etc.).

In addition to the excluded equipment mentioned above, this section also does not include:

(a) Sewing needles and other articles falling in heading 73.19.

(b) Replacement tools intended for use in hand tools, whether power-operated or not, in machine tools or power hand tools (for example, screwdriver bits and drill bits) (heading 82.07).

(c) Devices for releasing, dispersing or spraying liquids or powders (even if manual) (heading 84.24).

(d) Holders for hand tools (heading 8466).

(e) Tools for use by hand, pneumatic, hydraulic or fitted with an electric or non-electric motor (heading 8467).

(e) Tools for hand use with a built-in electric motor (heading 85.08).

(g) Marking, measuring, checking or calibrating instruments (for example, marking templates and punches, punches and scribers, calipers and patterns) groups.