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REGISTERED NO. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 35] NEW DELHI, M O N D A Y, MARCH 31, 1969/CHAITRA 21, 1891

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE AND SUPPLY

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 31st March, 1969.

SUBJECT:—Import Policy for the year April 1969—March 1970.

No. 44-ITC(PN)/69.—The import policy and procedure for the year April 1969—March 1970 is contained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public Notice.

2. The Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969 will be issued shortly. Meanwhile, applications for licences can be made in the form and manner prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968, as amended.

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SECTION I

The Licensing System

The licensing system is given in detail in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, a new edition of which is being issued separately.

Manner of presentation

2. The order and manner of presentation in the Red Book is as under: —

Section II in this volume (Volume I) contains the policy state- ment showing the items licensable to established im- porters and detailed licensing policy for actual users (Industrial);

Section III contains the detailed policy for items licensable to established importers;

Section IV lists out'items, the import of which has been canalised through the State Trading Corporation/Mine- rals & Metals Trading Corporation;

Section V contains appendices; and

Section VI contains the alphabetical index.

3. The import policy for registered exporters is given in a separate volume (Volume II) of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book).

Established importers

4. The detailed import policy for established importers is given in Section III in this volume. The quota percentages as given pertain to the annual quota, and the established importers should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis.

5. The items licensable to established importers have been divided into a number of groups for the sake of interchangeability, as indicated in the Annexure to Section III.

6. Last date for submission of applications.—Established im- porters should submit their applications for import licences, com- plete in all .respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities con- cerned on or before the 30th June, 1969.

7. Applications for establishment/refixation of quotas should also be made, complete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities concerned not later than the 30th June, 1969. In such cases, the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificate.

8. Basic period.—The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1966-67 for all items, unless otherwise provided. However, quotas already fixed in accordance with the basic periods prior to 1951-52 will be accepted for the grant of quota licences, if otherwise due.

9. No applications for refixation or re-establishment of quotas will be entertained in the following cases: —

(i) For items licensable to established importers at. a quota of more than 100 per cent.

(ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number or sub- serial number, under the concession of interchangeability or under other provisions applicable to established im- porters or others. In such cases, applications for fixation or establishment of quotas will also not be entertained.

(iii) In respect of imports made during a financial year, within the prescribed basic period, by the head office or a branch of an established importer against a consolidated import licence obtained by the head office or a branch on the basis of past imports standing in the name of the head office and the branch(es).

(iv) In respect of imports made during a, financial year, within the prescribed basic period, on the basis of more than one quota licence issued to an established importer in respect of the same quota certificate, for different licens- - ing periods.

10. Except in cases.covered by paragraph 9 above, importers can apply for re-fixation or re:establishment of their existing quota certi- ficates on the basis of past imports during any of the years from 1961-62 to 1966-67, or during any other year, within the prescribed basic period, provided such other year has been included in the basic period for the first time during the licensing period April 1968—March 1969, or the importer was unable to apply for refixa- tion of quota earlier on account of a change in the ownership or constitution of business for which the application for TQR was pending, or he could not apply earlier for other valid reasons beyond his control, to the satisfaction of the licensing authority.

11. Minimum value of licences.—The minimum value of licences issued under the policy for established importers will be Rs. 1,000, unless otherwise provided.

12. In the event of the division of a quota of an established im- porter, the succeeding parties will get their proportionate shares of the approved quota of the original firm; and none of them will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value licences. In such cases, the total value of licences admissible to all the succeed- ing parties, taken together will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm, had there been no division of quota.

13. Cases in which licences will not be issued.—An established importer will not be eligible for a licence where his entitlement •under the policy works out to Rs. 100 or below, or the value of his

quota certificate or past imports on which a licence is claimed, is- upto Rs. 200.

14. Conditions regarding utilisation 0} licences.—Annual licences- issued to established importers for the period April 1969—March 1970 against free foreign exchange will be subject to the following, conditions: —

(i) Licences valued upto Rs. 10,000 can be utilised in one lot at any time during the period ot validity oi the licence; (ii) In the case of licences valued above Rs. 10,000, the licensee shall not be permitted to make remittance against his licence for a value exceeding 50 per cent of the value of the licence during the first six months of the period of validity of the licence. Such licences will have an addi- tional validity of six monthb for utilisation of only the second half of the value of the licence.

15. In the case of licences for spare parts issued to established importers, it will not be open to the licensee to import components against such licences, and licences will be valid only for the import ot spare parts required for maintenance of machinery in use in the country, and falling under the serial number or sub-serial number oi the LT.C. Schedule against which the licence has been issued.

Actual users (Industrial)

Existing units

(a) Priority industries

16. In the case of 59 priority industries .listed in Appendix 1, the need-based policy for import of raw materials, components and spares will continue during the period April 1.969- -March 1970. The procedure for the grant of import licences to uniLt, engaged m these industries will be as indicated below.

(i) Import of spare parts by priority industries

17. Units engaged in the priority industries, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should submit separate applications for import of spare parts. Such applications should be made on an annual basis covering the requirements of the unit for 'he period April 1969—March 1970. There will be no last date for submission ot such applications, during the licensing period

18. Applications for the import of spare parts should be accom- panied by a statement indicating particulars of imported machinery as well as indigenous machinery having imported components, installed or used in the applicant unit, for the maintenance of which the spare parts are sought to be imported. A proforma pf the state- ment in which the particulars are to be furnished, is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

19. Imp"rt licences for spare parts will be valid for import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 5 per cent of the value of the licence subject to a maximum of Rs. one lakh, within the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding Rs. two

thousand in value. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported, unless he desires to import restricted spare parts for more than the value indicated above.

20. If an applicant requires to import restricted items of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limit as indicated, he should apply for a specific endorsement on the licence to this effect, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported.

21. Import licences for spare parts will be issued for the value considered reasonable by the licensing authority for the purpose of maintenance of the machinery in use.

22. Units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their -applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.G.T.D.

23. The units in the small scale sector and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, Government of India, Depart- ment of Food, Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi, should make their im- port applications in the prescribed form and manner, to the regio- nal licensing authorities concerned direct, and not through the sponsoring authorities. However, requests for import of restricted spare parts in excess of the prescribed value limit in terms of para- graph 20 above, should be made by such units through the sponsor- ing authorities concerned.

24. Units not covered by paragraphs 22 and 23 above, should make their import applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the regional licensing authorities concerned, through the respec- tive sponsoring authorities.

25. The existing units engaged in the priority industries should make their import applications for raw materials and components, end-product-wise (including related end-products) by way of claim- ing replenishment of imported raw materials and components con- sumed by the unit within a given period as indicated below:

26. The units which did not apply for a licence for raw materials/ components during April 1S68—-March 1969, or their applications made during the said period have been finally rejected, can make their first import application during April 1969—March,1970 on the basis of actual consumption during six months commencing from 1st October, 1968, and thereafter import applications will be based on consumption in subsequent periods of not less than three monthy, and not more than six months, from 1st April 1969 onwards.

27. The units not covered by para 26 above, i.e., those which ob- tain licences for raw materials/components against their applications made during April 1968—March 1969 should make their import ap- plications during April 1969—March 1970 on the basis of actual con sumption in continuation of the period of consumption covered by applications made during April 1968—March 1969, at a tim^ taki"\ 162/4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAKT 1

28. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period. A unit can apply for licences any time it can show consumption of imported raw materials and com- ponents as indicated above. The licensing authority will not. how- ever, entertain an application tor licence irom an applicant in whose case, the unutilised value of outstanding licences in hand on Ihe date of application, is more than the c.i.f. value of con- sumption for the replenishment of which the impoi L licence is> claimed. The unutilised value of licences to be taken into account for this purpose will be the balance value available in the Customs copies of the licences, reduced by the amount for which firm com- mitments have been made by opening letters of credit. The appli- cants should, therefore, make their applications for licences only when they are eligible to apply under this provision import licen- ces will be issued on the basis of consumption ol imported raw materials and components.

29. Tn the case of units engaged in the following machine build-

be a member of the Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India, Calcutta, and duly authorised to undertake practice). The infor- mation relating to consumption and particulars of import licences to be given in the statement should be in respect of the items of raw materials and components for which the applicant obtains licences from LT.C. authorities. In the case of priority units en- gaged in IDA industries, the statement of consumption etc. should also include consumption of iron and steel items as, in their case, the import licences for these items are issued by the LT.C, autho- rities. Units engaged in non-IDA industries should submit the statement of consumption of iron and steel items to the Iron and Steel Control licensing authorities with their import applications to be submitted to such authorities.

31. The applicant and the Chartered Accountant/Cost Accoun- tant/sponsoring authority should ensure that the information given in the statement of consumption etc. is complete and accurate. Applications supported by incorrect statements will be liable to be summarily rejected, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf. The licensing authority may, if necessary, call for documentary evidence to verify the correctness of the in- formation furnished in the said statement.

32. In cases where applications for licences are to be made through the sponsoring authorities, one copy of the statement refer- red to above, will be retained by the sponsoring authority and the remaining three copies will be sent to the licensing authority along with the application. In cases where applications are to be made direct to the licensing authorities, one copy of the statement in question will be sent by the licensing authority to the sponsoring authority while sending an intimation about the issue of the licence. This will enable the sponsoring authorities to verify the correctness of the information furnished in the statement. The licensing authority will also send one copy of the statement to the Central Excise authority concerned.

33. Applications for licences should be made to the licensing authorities as indicated in paragraphs 22, 23 and 24 above. The applications should also be accompanied by the required number of copies of the list of items sought to be imported. The number of copies of the list of items likely to be required may be calculated by the applicant on the basis of seven copies of each licence of the set of previous licences issued.

34. Import licences for raw materials and components issued to the priority industries will be valid for import of spare parts to the extent of 25 per cent of the value of such licences, within the over- all value of the licence, in terms of the provisions contained in paragraph 84 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Export effort by priority industries

35. Some of the industries included in the priority list arc tradi- tionally exBOrt-oriented (e.g.. tea, coffee, iute .textiles and cotton textiles). These Industries and also the following industries, name-

ly, Fertilisers, Pesticides, Industrial and Mining machinery, cement, and sugar will continue to receive all the necessary assistance in regard to their import requirements. In order to help production for export in other priority industries, it has been decided to accord preferential treatment to units in these industries which contribute to overseas sales, that is, which export 10 per cent or more of their production or if their products are used in exports to this extent. Such preferential treatment will include facilities firstly for the expansion and improvement of their installed production capacity, and secondly for the import of their requirements from preferred sources of supply. For the purpose of implementing this policy during 1969-70, the export performance during the year 1968 will be taken into consideration.

36. The priority Industries listed in Appendix 10 are in a posi- tion to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The indivi- dual units in these industries, the export performance of which is less than 5 per cent of their production, will be liable to cuts in their import requirements in the event of inadequate availability of foreign exchange, apart from being ineligible to preferred sour- ces of supply. This will not, however, apply to small scale units and units which have not completed five years in production.

Export effort hy industries other than priority industries

37. In the case of industries other than those in the priority list, whose end-products are covered by the import policy for Register- ed Exporters, the units whose production, exported or used in ex- ports, during the year 1968, amounted to 10 per cent and above, will be treated during 1969-70 as if they belong to the list of priority industries. They will also qualify for being given the same prefer- ence in regard to the sources of supply for their¹ requirements of raw materials, components and spares, and receive preference in the matter of facilities for the expansion of installed capacity.

(b) Industries other than priority industries

Import of raw materials, components and spares - 38. The exporting units engaged in industries other than the priority industries will be given treatment, as indicated in para 37 above.

39. In the case of other units in this group of industries, the policy and procedure for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1969—March 1970 will be the same as during April 1968—March 1969 period, as stated below.

40. Applications for licences should be made after utilising the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit to the extent of 90 per cent by way of opening letter of credit or 60 per cent by way of actual importation, or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence showing utilisa- tion of the previous set of licences in the form of original or photo- stat of the Exchange Control or Customs copy of the licence(s), as the case may be, should be produced. In lieu of Exchange Con- trol copy of the licence, a certificate from the concerned bank in Support otf opening of letter of credit may also be acceptable.

41. These units should make consolidated applications for raw- materials, components and spares. There will be no last date fa> submission of applications during the licensing period.

42. Units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their applications to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.G.T.D., on a half yearly basis. The first ap- plication from such units during April 1969—March 1970, covering the requirements for six months, should be made, after utilising to the extent specified, the previous set of licences for raw materials, components asd spares issued to the unit in respect of the period April 1968—March 1969. The second application, during April 1969—March 1970, covering further requirements for six months, may be made after utilising the set of licences issued against the first application upto the specified extent.

43. Small scale units and also such non-SSI units as are spon- sored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, should make their import applications on annual basis for the period April 1969—March 1970, after utilis- ing the previous licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit for the period April 1968—March .1969 upto the specified extent. Such units should make their applications direct to the regional licensing authorities, and not through the sponsor- ing authorities.

44. Units not covered by paragraphs 42 and 43 above should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authorities, on a half- yearly basis, in the same manner as laid down for the units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D.

45. Units which did not apply for import licences for raw mate- rials, components and spares during April 1968—March 1969 or whose applications for the said period have been rejected for some reason, can apply for import of raw materials, components and spares during April "1969—March 1970 after utilising the import licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to them for the period April 1967—March 1968 upto the specified extent.

46. Import applications should be made in the prescribed form and manner, along with the required number of copies of the list of items of raw materials and components sought to be imported. The number of copies of the list of items likely to be required may be calculated by the applicant on the basis of seven copies for each licence of the set of previous licences issued.

47. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts sought to be imported. The licence will be valid for the import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 5 per cent of the value of the licence subject to a maximum of rupees ten thousand, within

the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees one thousand in value. If an applicant requires to import restricted items of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limits as indicated, he should apply for a specific endorsement on the licence to this effect, through the spon- soring authority concerned, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported. The sponsoring authorities will deal with such applications for specific endorsements having regard to the consi- deration that consolidated import licences issued for raw materials, components and spares will also be valid for import of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 to the extent of 5 per cent of the face value of the licence, subject to a maximum of rupees ten thousand, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees one thousand in value, in terms of the provisions contained in paragraph 84 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1969.

48. In the case of small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, import licences for raw materials, components and spares for the period April. 196:J—• March 1.970 will be issued on the basis of ths value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to such units for the period April 1968—March 1969. In the case of units which did not apply during April 1968-—March 1969 or whoss application for that period was rejected, the valuv- of the import licences for the period April 1909—March 1970 will be based on the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units for the period April 1967—March 1968.

49. In the case of other units, import licences will be issued on the basis of recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

New Units

50. Definition.—New units are those to which no import licences for raw materials, components and spares have been issued for the licensing periods April 1967—March 1968 and April 1968—- March 1969, and which have either had the requisite machinery installed, or have made firm arrangements for machinery a,nd premises and power supply, where necessary. If a unit has ob- tained an allotment of imported raw materials or components through S.T.C or M.M.T.C. or any other recognised agency, during any of the two licensing periods referred to, it will be treated as an existing unit.

51. If an industrial unit has not received import licence for raw- materials components and spares, or allotments of imported raw materials/components, for the licensing period April 1967—Mar.-n 1968 or April 1968—March 1969, for any valid reasons to the satis- faction of the licensing authority, such unit may be treated, as an existing unit by the licensing authority on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned. In such cases, the value of licence to be issued will be determined by the licensing authority having regard to the import policy in force and other relevant considerations.

New Units (priority industries)

52. "(a) Now units, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should make consolidated applications for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1969—March 1970 licensing period. The first application should be made during the first half of th/: licensing period, and the second application should be made in the latter half 01 the licensing period. Both the applications should be made through the sponsoring authority concerned. There will hs no last date lor submission of such applications.

(b) In the case of proposed units, (i.e. those which have made firm arrangements for machinery and premises and power supply whc.'i! necessary), the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

New units (Industries other than priority industries)

53. New units belonging to this category, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should make consolidated import applications for raw materials, components and spares to the licensing authori- ties concerned through the sponsoring authorities concerned. The small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by ttv; State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutri- tion Board, Now Delhi, and who have the requisite machinery ins- talled, should make their import applications on an annual basis. Other units including proposed units, should apply on a half-yearly basis as in the case of the existing units i.e. the second application during the licensing period should be made after utilising the licence (s) issued against the first application upto the specified ex- tent. In the case of proposed units, the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

Items to be allowed to actual users

54. The items open to actual users are given in Section II in this volume. Ordinarily, the items which are not licensable to actual users, will not be allowed to be imported.

55. Items shown as licensable for export production only, will be allowed only in the import licences issued to actual users under the import policy for registered exporters.

56. Requests for import of items shown as licensable to actual users 'On Restricted Basis' will be considered in cases where import becomes necessary to supplement to a certain extent Indigenous pro- ductipn, or items In certain specifications are not available Indigen- ously, or in cases where indigenous substitutes are not suitable for use in certain end-products.

Note: It may be clarified that the provisions of paragraphs 54 to 56, regarding import of Items allowed to actual users, will also apply to the units eligible to priority treatment and preferred sources of supply In terms of paragraphs 35 and 37. However, face value/quantitative limits in respect of

items licensable on restricted basis may be fixed for such units having regard to the consideration that a part of their production is being exported.

Emergency licences for spares to actual users

57. The policy and procedure for the grant of emergency licences for spares to actual users is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Actual users (Mining and Collieries)

58. Applications for import of spare parts of mining and colliery machinery, not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users on annual basis, covering their requirements for the year April 1969—March 1970. There will be no last date for submis- sion of applications during the licensing period. The detailed proce- dure for the submission of such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Newspaper establishments

59. Applications from Newspaper establishments for their- special- ised requirements will be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made direct to the licensing authorities, and not through the Regis- trar of Newspapers.

60 The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Actual users (Services)

61. Applications for the import of spare parts for maintenance of the imported machinery and equipment, or indigenously made machinery and equipment having imported components, or for im- port of other materials, or both spare parts and other materials, as the case may be, will be considered from actual users of the categor- ies indicated below: —

(i) Fleet owners. (ii) Construction agencies, (iii) Garages and Workshops, (iv) Printers.

(v) Publishers of Books. (vl) Film Studios and Laboratories.

62. Applications should be made on an annual basis covering re- quirements for the year April 1969—March 1970. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period.

The detailed procedure for making such applications is given in t he Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Actual users (Institutions)

63. Import requirements of universities, educational institutions, research organisations and technical/technological institutions and hospitals will be allowed in respect of items which are cleared by the D.G.T.D. from the indigenous angle.

64. Import licences will be issued in such cases for the values for which foreign exchange is released on each application by the Uni- versity Grants Commission or the administrative Ministry of the Central Government, as the case may be. Where no foreign exchange is provided as above, but the requirements are considered essential and ui'gent, applications duly recommended by the sponsoring au- thority may be considered subject to the availability of foreign ex- change at the disposal of the licensing authority.

65. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Public sector undertakings

66. The procedure for submission of import applications by public sector undertakings (industrial as well as others) and projects is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Proce- dure, 1969.

Government Contracts

67. The procedure for dealing with applications made by firms to import goods in'respect of which a contract has been placed with them, by the D.G.S. & D,, State railways or Ministry of Defence, has been laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Import of Capital Goods/Heavy Electrical Plant and Machine Tools

68. The procedure for submission of applications for import of Capital Goods, Heavy Electrical Plants, Machine Tools and other machinery and equipments is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

69. Applications from actual users for the import of machinery and equipment will be considered as and when received. However, an existing unit applying for replacement/balancing/modernisation equipment should make only one application in a half year, except that applications to meet emergent situation like breakdown, or in response to a specific foreign credit may be permitted at any time.

70. Applications from actual usei-s for the import of mining machinery, printing machinery, Garage and Workshop machinery, Construction machinery and Studio equipment will also be consider- ed, subj^ctd to the availability of monetary ceiling for this purpose.

Imports through STC/MMTC

71. The list of items the import of which will be canalised through S.T.C./M.M.T.C. is given in Section IV".

72. In respect of certain other items, imports will normally be arranged through STC for meeting 'AU' requirements.

73. Import licences will be Issued to the S.T.C. for certain items to be imported from rupee payment area for stock and sale purposes or for distribution to actual users. A list of these items is given in Appendix 39.

Imports through Co-operatives

74. Imports of a few selected consumer goods, namely, medicines, text and technical books, hearing aids and hearing aid batteries, artist brushes, and slide rules, will be allowed through the National Co- operative Consumers Federation, New Delhi, within a limited ceiling, for distribution through Consumer Co-operative Stores.

Spare-parts of earthmoving machinery

75. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery will be considered for import from U.S.A. under U.S. AID conditions, and from Rupee Payment Area, from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machinery from the respective sources during any of the financial years 1966-67, 1967-68 and 1968-69.

76. Applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Im- ports and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established importers. The application should also be supported by a certificate from a Chartered Accountant indicating, year-wise, the c.i.f. value of spare parts of earthmoving machinery falling under S. No. 65 (5) (ii) (a) /V, imported by the applicant during the period from 1966-67 to 1968-69, from U.S.A. or Rupee Payment Area, as tHe case may be.

77. The last date for submission of such applications will be the 31st July, 1969.

Imports from Rupee Payment Area

78. Applications from actual users for spare parts mentioned in Appendix 32 will be considered by the licensing authorities concerned, for import from rupee payment area. Such applications should be made to the licensing authorities direct, and not through the spon- soring authorities. It will not be necessary for the applicants to furnish with their import applications the lists of spare parts sought to be imported. Import licences will be issued with the general des- cription of goods as given in Appendix 32, and will be valid for import of all the spare parts covered by the description of goods given in the licence, except that items listed in Appendix 3, will be allowed only to the extent of 5 per cent of the face value of the

licence subject to a maximum of rupees ten thousand, within the overall face value of the licence, the import of a single Item not ex- ceeding Rs. 1,000 in value.

Open General licence

79. The following items have been placed under O.G.L. for Import upto 30th September, 1969: —

(1) Cashewnuts. (2) Wattle extract. (3) Wattle bark. (4) Bark for tanning. (5) Pickled hides and butts including pickled skins and pelts. (6) Hides and skins, raw or salted, where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(7) Quebracho extract and Chestnut extract.

The O.G.L. is reproduced in Appendix 33.

Import requirements of shipping companies

80. Applications for the Import of goods required by shipping com- panies vidll be considered from applicants who have imported these goods during the year 1967-68 or 1968-69.

81. Applications for Import licences should be made to the region- al licensing authorities concerned through the Director General of Shipping, Bombay, in the prescribed form 'A'. The applications should be accompanied by a statement indicating the items sought to be imported, the number, date and value of import licences obtain- ed by the applicant for these items during 1967-68 and 1968-69 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered, only for permissible items.

82. There will be no last date for submission of such applications during the licensing period.

Import of Technical Samples/Prototypes

83. Import of technical samples, supplied free of charge, not ex- ceeding Rs. 800/- in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vege- table seeds falling under SI. No. 36 and 'new drugs' falling u.nder SI. No. 87 and 109 of Part IV of the I.T.C. Schedule, is allowed under O. G. L.-IV.

84. In cases not covered by O. G. L.-IV, applications for import of chemicals and other materials, to be used as technical samples/ proto-types may be considered by the licensing authorities concern- ed, from manufacturing units, on the recommendations of sponsoring authorities, and imports may be allowed for a value not exceeding Rs. 800/- c.i.f. against the import licence for raw materials, compon- ents and spares issued to the applicant unit by a specific endorsement made thereon. Applications may also be considered for import of such samples/proto-types from manufacturers whose development schemes have been approved by the sponsoring authorities.

85. Applications for the import of machinery/instruments as proto-types will be considered in terms of the provisions made in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Import of electrical equipments/components of Industrial machinery

86. Import of electrical equipments listed in Appendix 17 will not ordinarily be allowed. Applications for the import of these equip- ments will be considered only on special clearance given by the D.G.T.D.

87. Import of components of industrial machinery listed in Appendix 40, will not be allowed.

Income-tax verification

88. Importers who have no IVC Registration/Exemption Number valid beyond 31st March, 1969, are advised to take steps immediately to obtain the required number. The procedure for obtaining IVC Registration/Exemption Numbers is given in the Import Trade Con- trol Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Conditions of import licences

89. The conditions applicable to different categories of licences have been given in Appendix 31 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

90. Unless otherwise provided, the period of shipment in respect of licences issued to actual users and established importers will be 12. months.

91. The I. T. C. Schedule annexed to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 has been revised so as to include sub-serial numbers also. Such of the items included in the schedule, for which the import policy is not indicated in this book, may be treated as, having 'Nil' policy for the period April 1969-March 1970.

92. The provisions of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969, as amended from time to time, will apply to the applications made or licences issued in terms of the import policy for 1969-70.

Policy for iron and steel Items

93. The import policy in respect of iron and steel items appears in Appendix 41.

Suggestions for changes In the Import policy

94. Any suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with all the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolved for considering such suggestions to ensure that the import policy is decided having regard to the legiti- mate interests of both the manufacturers and users of commodities. The suggestions for change in policy should be accompanied by the requisite information in the proforma appearing in Appendix 2f7.

SECTION II

1. The tabular statement OD th.* succeeding pages sets out the import policj for

the year April 1969—March 1970. This 11 to be read with the explanatory temntis

given below.

a. Column 1 givff the Pan and rhc Serial No. of the I.T.C. Schedule,

3,,Column 2 Kivcj description of the Item.

4. Column j gives the import policy for Established Importers. The entry '&.\.'

denotes that the item is licensablc to Established Importers for which detailed policy

is indicated in Section III.

5, Column 4 gives the import policy for Actual Usern engaged in industrial produc-

tion unless otherwise provided against any particular item in this Section.

The abbreviationa/cntiles shown below in ihis Section stand for 1—

Abbreviation

Stand* for

E . I.

. Established Importer.

A.U

. Actual U"".

State Trading Corporation.

8. T. C. ,

M. M. T. C. •

- Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation.

O. G. L.                      Open  General  Licence.
C. C. I. & E.    ,          .  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and Exports, New  Delhi,
J. C. C. I. & E.            .  Joint  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and  Export*.
D. C. C. I. & E             .  Deputy  Chief  Controller  of Imports and  Export*.

C. L. A.

. Central Liceniing Area, New Delhi

2—5G of I

SECTION Tt—contd.

Import Policy

Dencripvlon

Actual Uien

Established

Tmporten

Part Sc i. No. of TTC Schedule

1

4

3

t

PART I

tS-A 1

Nil

Bright M. S. and Free Cutting quality (high sulphur and/or Led- loy) B"s. Round*, Rodi, Squares, Hexa- gons, Octagons and FUti and otnei sec- doni including Steel Shaftings (Reeled), Bright dnwn, turned •nd polished ban.

A. U. for import of Black Free Cutting Bars (Leaded quality) which can be converted into Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bats from indigenous manufacturers on a certificate from the sponsoring authority that no other type of Free Cutting Steel will lerve the purpose. Licence* issued may be validated for import of such Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars of high sulphur variety (the minimum sulphur content should be o-o8%) as well as leaded quality which are not manufactured indigenously upto 5% of the face value of licences, on the recommendations of the spon- soring authorities.

Nil

(i) A. U. for import of Ca"t Iron Foot 17 (

Valve* above i z' dia ontf.

0 lion and steel valves,

strainers and hy-

drant* and parts thereof.

(it) A. U. on restricted basis for other

types of valves and cocks.

Nil

1

A. U. for import of Boiler Tubes and ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) Tubes on restricted basis.

ii) (a) Boiler tubes In

full lengths or

cut to sbap" i cd

size.

(c) Oil line pipes and

Nil

tubes.

A. 0. for import of oil-line Pipes and Tubes of API specifications on res- tricted basis.

Nil

A. U. for B.S.S. 1387 Class A, B "nd C or equivalent specification pipes for tizes above y and below 1/3* nom. bore.

(rf) Swel/Wiought Iron

Pressure Pipes and

tubei (coated or

uncoatcd) exclud-

ing naialess steel

tube*.

Nil

(*) Mechanical tubing

welded including

mild iteel niDei

for cycle frames in

lengthi cut to ttret.

A. U. for Mechanical tubing (welded) Including Mild Steel cubes other than ERW (Electrical Resistance Welded) Tubes, upto a 1/2* O. D, for (Butt Welded) mechanical tub* ing in sizes between 1/2' and 3' (both sizes inclusive).

SECTION II—contd.

a

3

4

1 ART /—contd.

S, KTo, ij—ccntd.

Nil

(0 Mechanical tubing

(seamiest).

A. U. on restricted basis for import of

the following category of seamless

tubes :—

(1) Alloy tubes of all sizes.

(I'O Hot finished tubes other

than the sizes manufactured In-

digenously.

(itf) Cold drawn tubes othei

than the size* manufactured In-

digenously,

Nil

(g) Stainless steel plpei

\. U. on restricted basis for manufac-

and tubet,

turers of :—

(0 Machinery required for Phar-

maceutical/Chemical/Dairy Pro-

ducts;

(ii) Textile processing machinery;

(iff) Electro-medical, surgical and

medical instruments;

("i) Surgical Hypodermic needles ;

and

(c) Electrical circuit breakers and switch

gear.

N>1

(iv) (t>) Wrought Iron steel "I

pipe nttingt D.O.I 1

A. U. on restricted basis. Import of

the following items will not be permit-

ted :—

(0 Flange* of all sizes.

(ft) Other steel pipe

(A1) Elbows, bends, tees, socket*

1/2' to 3* Including Reducer.

fittings n.o.s.

("0 Plugs, Nipples, Checknuta In

sizes 1" and below In each case.

A. U. for export production only

(a) Bifurcated rlveu

Nil

M

(d) Other*

Nil,

25

A, U. for import of trunk nails and

washers for export production only.

28

Nil

Malleable iron Castings

including malleable

Iron pipe fittings etc.

A, U. for import of rear axle housing

only for automobile vehicles, tracton

and earth-moving equipment on

restricted basis.

SECTION n—contd.

I a

3

4

PARTI—contd.

Nil. A. U, for Mines for import of wire

ropes only on restricted basis.

29 Steel wire ropes or wire strand (atrtnd- ed wire).

l6(t) Iron or Steel stapling wire, Nil. A. U. for Import of copper coated

stapling wire only.

including copper coated stapling wire galvanised or black (excluding m i -. chine ttapleg).

(c) Boot and ihoe grin- Nil. (a) A. U. on restricted basis for im- dery.

port of :—

(1) Auto Soler Wire.

(2) Iron or steel stapling wire, gal- vanised or black (excluding machin c staples).

(3) Machine tacks.

(4) Mild tacking wire.

(5) Riand and tacking wire.

(6) Tacking wire. (7) Screwing wire. (8) Sligging wire. (<)) Slugging wire.

{10j Tack 1 anchor for shoes. ; I I) Wire required for lasting of boots

and shoes.

(i) Import of 'the following items will

not be permitted :— (1) Blue Cut Tacks, (2) Boot Protectors. (3) Buckles for shoes. (4) Cutlain nails, bills, hobs, studs,

and spikeB for boots and shoes.

(5) Heel Pins. (6) Heel tips.

(7) Iron& Steel Shoes eyelets (enamel-

led or celluloid dipped).

(8) Lightcut handtack for shoes, (9) Nails for fixing heel-tips and toe.

(10) Nails for fixing rubber.

(11) Plug tips. { 12) Rivets.

(13) Rivets for shoes. (14) Steel eyelets and hooks for L>o J

and shoes.

(15) Steel shoe shanks. (16) Toe Plates.

SECTION n—contd.

I 2 3

4

PART /—contd.

S. No. 36—contd.

(d) Wire Mesh . . Ntt.

A. U. for the undermentioned type

of wire mesh :—

(1) Steel wire mesh and stainless

steel wire meth for manufacture

of standard testing instruments

and those of finer man 100 meth

not otherwise specified.

(3) Ferrous and non-ferrous wire

mesh finer than 100 me%b.

(3) Wire cloth/sieve doth square or

circular in shape not exceeding

12* in size for manufacture of

standard sieve*.

38- A. Iron and steel chains, including roller chains and other industrial chains and parts there- of" all sorts :—

(a) Industrial steel roller'

chains all types including

transmission/driving/tim-

ing chains used in Auto-

mobiles and Bicycles

and parts thereof.

(i>) Steel Industrial chains all

types other than those

specified in (a) above

including PIV-Gear

Chains, conveyor chains

etc., and parts thereof.

Nil.

(0 A. U. on restricted basis.

(tf) Import of Industrial roller chains of

2" pitch and below including Auto-

mobile Timing Chains, Driving

Chains and transmission chains-

Simplex, Duplex and Triplex will

not be allowed.

(e) Ship chains and Hoisting

chains, VIM. wrought iron

& steel stud link chains

for anchoring hoisting

etc., including welded

link chains and all other

types of link chains and

parts thereof.

(

ous ron and steel chains

including items coming

under miscellaneous hard-

ware such as key chains,

dog chains eta, not other-

wise specified and parts

thereof.

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3

PART /—contd.

Nil. 39-A Unmachined steel castings.

Nil.

40 Unmachined steel forg-

ing!.

Nil.

41 (f) Copper, wrought in the following forma, life.,tape, foil, high- ly polished sheet specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perforated sheet.

Nil.

(10 Copper wrought in the following forms, viz. rods, sections, pipes, tubes, plates, sheets circles and strips in coiled form or straight length cut to shape and size.

4

A.U. for import of special and alloy steel castings weighing above 3 tons per piece on restricted basis. For requirements in excess of Rs. 50,000/-, the procedure re- garding notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969 will also apply.

A. U. on restricted basiB. For requirements in excess of Rs, 50,000/-, the procedure re- garding notice to indigenous manu- facturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969 will also apply.

(0 A. U. for Printing Industry and Block making Industry on restricted basiB. Import of Copper tape and Copper foil will not be allowed.

("0 A. U. for import of copper sheets for sugar screen manufac- turer!.

iV.B.—rlndustrial screens (perforated) will not, however, be allowed for import.

(0 A. U. applications from textile machinery manufacturers for import of copper sheets wider than 4 feet will be considered by J.C.C.I & E., Bombay.

(if) A, U. applications for import of pipes and tubes of more than 4' i.d. and less than 1/4' i.d. will be considered for end uses other ¹ than the following :—

Bottle sprayers, hand pumps in- cluding bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door hand- les, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks 1 tubi light holders, metric weights, presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carvings, and bracelet*, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fittings, builders hardware, umbrella ribs and handles, etc.

SECTION II—contd

r 2,

4

PAW J—contd.

S. N o. 41CH)—contd.

(tii) A. U. for import of Copper strips of sizes 18*, 24', 30* and 36* for the manufacture of Copper per- forated sheets required for the sugar industry.

(fo) A. U. on restricted basis for import of copper tubes of the following sizes for manufacture of domestic refri- gerators, window air conditioners and industrial refrigerators and air condi- tioners :—

For domtstic refrigerators :—

Sizes—Copper Tubes.

1. 3/16' O.D. x 22 SWG.

2. 1/4* OX>. x 22 SWG.

3. 5/16'O.D. x 18 & 22 SWG.

For window atr-conditioturs :—

1. 3/8'O.D.X22SWG&25 SWG

and thinner.

2. 1/2'O.D. x 25 SWG & thinner.

3. 5/8* O.D. x 25 SWG and thinner

Industrial, Refrigerators and Air-condi-

tioners :-~

1. 3/8* O.D. x 20 SWG, 22 SWG,

25 SWG & thinner.

2. 1/2* O J ). x 20 SWG, 23 SWG,

25 SWG & thinner.

3. 5/8*O.D. x 22 SWG & 25 SWQ

& thinner.

(v) A. U. for import of Beryllium Copper Strip* for the manufacture of protective relays

42

NU.

A U. on restricted basis.

Copper scrap whether ingottod or otherwise.

Lead ingot, pig and scrap

43-A

NiL

A.U.

Nil.

44

(1) A. U. for import of high, purity zinc for the following indus- tries in consultation with the (a) Zinc or spelter un- Wrought in the form of ingot*, cake, tiles and slabs.

D.G.T.D.:—

(0 Mazak/Zamak alloy manu-

facturers.

(tO Dry battery manufacturer?.

SECTION U—contd.

I

3

4

PART I—contA.

S. No. 44(a)—contd.

(2) A. U. for industries other than

those mentioned in remark (1)

above on restricted basis.

(c) Zinc granulations

Nil

A.U. for import of Zinc granulations/

and dust.

dust on restricted basis.

(•) (//) Lithogiaphic

A.U. for printing industry and block

NU

making industry.

zinc sheets/

plates for offset

printing.

Nil

A.U.

(a) Tin block and tin scrap

45

Nil

45-

A. U. for import of Tin Bronze

wire for export production only.

A Tin wrought, including the

following vis. foil and wire.

B White metal, antifriction

Nil

A.U, for import of white metal for

45-

export production only.

metal, solders (includ-

ding cored) and prin-

ing metals,

Nil

46

1. A.U. applications from Sugar In-

dustry for import of Brass perforated

sheets beyond 4 ft. width and

required to be used without cutting

them into shorter widths, will be

considered.

(a) Brass, bronze and

similar alloys, un-

wrought and in the

form of ingot and

scrap whether ingotted

or otherwise and the

following manufac-

tures, viz. perforated

sheets.

2. A.U. for import of brass perforated

sheets wider than 4 ft. for manufac-

ture of sugar machinery screens.

3. A. U. for import of brass scrap

for export production only.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(6) Nickel base alloys and

nickel chrome alloys

including roanufactu-

ret and scraps thereof.

Nil 1. A.U. for import of brass pipes (c) Brass, bronze and

and tubeB o ff and smaller dia.

and above 4" dia. The re quire-

ments of actual users for these items

will be met from the stocks imported

by S.T.C,

2. A.U. for Import of Monel

Metal rods /wires/strips on res-

tricted basiB.

similar alloys, wrought

including thefollowmg

vix.f wire, rod, section,

sheet, pipe and tube and

the following manufac-

tures, viz., rod and tube

cut to shape and size

bat excluding chemicals

or imitation gold.

3. A U. for import of brass flattened

wire for manufacture of zip faste-

ners.

4. A.U. for import of brass section

(Profile) of ICBS than3 mm thickness

for the manufacture of sp ectade

hinges.

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART I—condd.

S. No. 46(c)—contd.

5. A. U, for import of Phosphor Bronze

Wire for manufacture of Fourdrinier

Wire Cloth.

6. A. U. for import of brass tubes of

5 mm ODx 2-6 mm I.D. required

for the manufacture of Ball Pen

Refills.

Nil A.U.

47 Copper, unwrought In the form of ingot*, blooms, slabs, cakes, dies, bricks blocka- biUct cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wiie ban and Ingot ban.

Antimony ingot regulus

Nil

47-A

A.U. for Import of Antimony for

and star metal.

export production only.

48

Nil (t) A. U. for Nickel Virgin.

(I'O A. U. for Nickel Anodes for export

production only.

Nickel including nickel

scrap in all forms ex-

cluding manufactures

thereof but including

nickel pellets and

nickel anodes.

50

Nil NU

51

A.U. on restricted basis.

A.U. Import of tungsten carbide powder

and ammonium para-tungsten will

not be permitted.

Nil A.U.

5*

Monel metal unwrougbt.

Tungsten metal in all

forms including alloys,

all manufactures, semis

and products thereof.

Molybdenum metal in

all forms including

alloys, all manufacture*,

temis and products

thereof.

a) Calcium—Manganese Silicon.

b) CMdum Silidde.

Nil NU NU

A. U. on restricted basis.

\U.

A.U. on restricted bams.

53( 33( 55- A Rolling Mill rolls for steel works (whether of cast Iron, cast "tc"I or forged).

Nil

A. U. on restricted basis.

57( ") Industrial cojl spring* and formed springs including precision springs.

PART II

i (t

Nil

1 Dry battery wax,

A.U. for export production only.

red, black, etc.

Raw Manila hemp (Fibre) '

3

4 Raw hemp excluding raw Manila hemp (Fibre)

isra

5 Raw sisal fibre

A.U. applications will be considered

by J.C.C.I.&E., Calcutta on the re-

commendation of the Jute Commis-

sioner, Calcuna.

SECTION H—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART 11—contd.

Nil

7-A (p) Compressed Asbestos Fibre

jointing Bheets, mill board,

Ferro' abestos.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis

for import of asbestos based

wire woven jointings and

jointingB required to withstand

the action of strong acids/al-

kalies.

(2) Applications for import of as-

bestos mill based with thickness

below 1/16* will also be con-

sidered.

Nil

(c) Asbestos bwed products for

(i) A.U. on restricted basis.

electrical insulation and pro-

ducts not otherwise specified.

(2) Import of asbestos gas mantle

yarn and asbestos magnesia lag-

ging will not be allowed.

7-B

" Nil

(1) A.U, on .restricted basis.

Non-Asbestos Packing and boilers

all sorts, not otherwise specified.

7-C Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic Non-Asbestos packings for all machinery.

(2) Import of calcium silicate based

asbestos Powder and moulded

insulation product will not be

allowed.

Readymade boiler Non-Asbestos

s

packing.

Nil

(a) Machined Steel balls above

A.U. on restricted basis.

9

9/16" dia.

(ill Machined steel balls 9/16

Nil.

dia and below.

A,U. on restricted basis for import

of high precision steel balls.

(e) Unraachined steel balls.

(it) Forged steel balls

Nil.

A.U. for manufacture of ball

bearings above 9/16" dia.'

Nil.

(g) Rollers/needle rollers both

machined and unmachined.

A. U. applications for import of rollers/needle rollers other than those mentioned below-will be considered on restricted basis :—

Diameter

Length

8-8 mm to 12

to mm (-346* to

1-48 mm to 1-6

mm (-0582*

• 062.0

•472')

I -90 mm to 2 '54

8-8 mm to 20-06

to mm (-346* to

•789")

mm (-0748*

•O

g-o mm to 32-80

> mm (-354' to

1-279*)

2-90 mm to 3-22

mm ('1141" tc

•1267')

SECTION n—contd.

'i

I

4

J

PART II—contd.

S. No. 9(#)—contd.

Dlam"t$r

Ltngth

4 • 60 mm to 4 • 90 mm ( - I 8 II to •1929*)

24 mm to 35-5 mm O944 to 1-397*)

18 mm to 32 mm

(•708* to 1-259')

5-40 mm to 5-60

mm (-2126* to

•2204*)

(1) A.U. for import of pure iron.

Nil

(A) Others . . ..

(2) This serial number also in- cludes chilled iron and steel shots and grits and cut wire shots.

10 Manufactures of copper, excluding Bcrap and those mentioned in Pan I of the Schedule :

Nil A.U. for import of abrasive coated copper foils for export produc- tion only.

(a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of copper for gas weld- ing and brazing.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

(b) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electrolytic cop- per wire).

(c) Others including copper pow-

A.U. for sintered part manufac-

Nil

turers for copper powder.

der.

Nil

n

(t) A.U. for import of German

silver/Nickel Bilver scrap on

restricted basis.

German Silver (including nickel silver) including semi-manufac- tures and scraps thereof.

(it) A.U. for import of (a) 18%

Nickel silver section and (b)

18% Nickel silver wire rods

of 1-7 mm dia. for manu-

facture of spectacle frames/

spectacle hinges.

(iVO A.U. for import of German silver strips on restricted basis for manufacture of thcr- mostatic electrical appliances and parts.

N il

xa Aluminium circles, sheets, strips and other manufactures, not otherwise specified.

,1) A.U. on restricted basis for im- port of (0) aluminium wiro rodi having a purity of 99-5% or more for the manufacture of A.C.S.R. all aluminium conductors and co- vered aluminium conductors, tnd (6) aluminium electrodes.

[2) A.U. for drugs and pharmaceutical! industry for import of 34 gouge and thinner gauge aluminium itripi in coils required for making antibio- tic vial caps on restricted basis.

SECTION n—contd.

t 2

3 4

PART //—oomd.

. No. 12—contd.

S

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for impon

of aluminium strips of less than

1/2* width for manufacture of

zip fasteners.

Nil A.. U. for import of E.C, grade aluminium for export production only.

Aluminium In any crude form, in-

cluding ingots, ban, blocks,

slab*, billet), shots and pellets.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis for sintered 16

parts other than Oilite bushes.

(b) Sintered Bronze, self-lubri-

cating Bushes and Bearings

(popularly known as Oilite

bushes).

(2; Import of the following types

of lamp caps for electric lamps

will not be allowed:—

(i)B Z2d/23X26.

B 22d-3/2J X 26.

(it) E27/27

(iU)E27/3O

(iv) Bi-pin capj for fluorescent

tubes.

(v) B 22d/22 for pigmy lamps,

(vi) P 22d/2i for auto lamps.

(vii) E40/45

E40/41.

Nil

ilntered parts/com-

(e) Other sintered metal parts/

A.U. for special 1

components.

ponents.

(i) Others

Nil A. U. for impot of Haps and staples, clips and brass round bars (ex- truded quality) for export pro- duction only.

Nil.

A. U. for Import of the undermen-

tioned items only for the end pro-

ducts indicated against each;—

Instruments,

(j)(f) Cadmium, cobalt, manganese,

magnesium, bismuth, chro-

mium, vanadium And other

virgin non-ferrous metals

not otherwise specified and

manufactures thereof In-

cluding Nickel manufao

tures and also including

monel metal manufactures.

Dental silver alloy in 1 and

(1) Platinum .

(The require-

ments will be

met from the

stocks impor-

ed by MM-

TC.)

platinum labo-

ratory-ware, ,

thermocouples,

resistance ma-

terial and heat-

Ing elements.

(2) Zircon (on res-

Ceramic industry.

tricted basis).

(3) Rutile (on res-

tricted basis).

leadwinged, glazing bars and

magnesium powder, but ex-

cluding non-ferrous semi-

manufactures and alloys and

also excluding Electrodes,

rod, foil, wire and strips for

gas welding and brazing

made of alloys not other-

wise specified.

Ceramic and

electric welding

industries.

SECTION II—coned.

z 2

3

PART II—contd.

S. No. 17 (a) Qy-cotttJ.

4

Import of 'Zircon' and 'Rutile' will be allowed only with the prior approval of the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay.

(4) Magnesium . Aluminium and Alloy casting industries.

(5) Virgin metuls For research and of high purity analytical labo- covered under ratoriea. this Sub-S. No.

(6) Bismuth metal For Industrie* other than dru- gs and phanni' ceuticals.

Nil

a) (it) All non-ferrous welding electrodei/rods/wires/strips/ foil/special shapes made of pure metals or alloys there- of, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

A.U. for import of:—

(0 Nickel and Nickel base alloy electrodes/ wires.

(it) Non-ferrous electrodes/wires, etc (Import of this item will be p"" mitted only on restricted basis).

Nil

<") (iff) Non-ferrous electroplating Anodes of all non-ferrous metah like Nickel, Cadmium, Chromium, Bismuth, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Tin, Antimony, etc. (0 A. U. for import of anodes othei than those of nickel and ctd- mium for essential electroplatini units possessing adequate electro- plating equipment and who aro engaged in actua) manufacture of finished products.

Nil

(*) Non-ferrous resistance alloys and bi-metal/scmi-manufactures like rods, strips, wires, foils etc. (ii) A. U. for import of cadmium anodes for export production only. A.U. for import of the following itemu (a) Other nickel base alloys. (b) Pen points made of alloy. (0 Iron base alloys "1

Import of t hm items will b" d) Other special fallowed on re"- alloys including- trlctcd basil, aluminium resis- tance alloys.

(") Bi-metal strips of all varietlei including ferrous and non-ferront combinations for electrical and auto- mobile industries.

Nil

TAhimlnium alloy items (oth" than those used in aircraft construction) containing not more than 99% of aluminium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods, bars, tubes, sections, wires and rivets.

A.U. for import of;—

(1) Aluminium and aluminium alto* pipes of sizes above 6' O.D.

(tO Aluminium crimped flat wli" required for metallic coating to iH types of articles.

4—5 G, of T.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2 2

P4RT //—contd.

S.No. I7~~:ontd.

(") Others

(I) Ball Bearings—

19

4

Nil

A. U. for import of Gun Metal for export production only.

(0 Ball bearing* of 1" bore ~) (intema) diameter and be- low as specified in Appendix 14 (1) (a) and 14 (i)(iV

(ff) Ball bearings of 1" bore (internal) diameter and below other than those specified in Appendix i4(i)( a) "nd 14(1X6)

(ft") Ball bearing¹! above 1* boro (internal) diameter and upto and Including 2" In bore (internal) diameter U speci- fied In Appendix 14 (2) (a) and 14 (2) (t).

Nil

A. U. on restricted basis for sizes. mentioned in Appendiii4(i) (b) 1 A (2) (b) 14, (3) (b) and 14 (4)

(fo) Ball bearings above 1" bore (internal) diamater and upto and including 2" bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appendix 14 (2) (a) and 14 (2) (6) j

(

bore (Internal) diameter and upto and including 3" bore (Internal) dia. as specified in Appen- dix 14 (3) (a) and 74 (3) (b).

(PI) Ball bearings above 2" bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 3* bore (internal) die. other than those specified in Appendix 14 (3) (a) "nd 14 (3X6).

(

(pUf) Ball beaings above 3' bore (internal) diameter other than those speci- fied in Appendix 14 (4Xa) and 14 (4)(6).

SECTION H—contd.

2

I

3

4

€AR'

r //—contd. 5 . No. 19 (i)-±-contd.

Nil

for) Component parts [of bull

(

bearings not otherwise

specified.

A, U. Import of component parts of

bearings specified in Appendix 14

(lYd) and (b), 14 (2)(a) and (J). 14

M(a) and (b) and 14 (4) (0) and (b)

will not be allowed.

Nil A.U.

(2)(iX6) Cylindrical roller bear- ings other than those specified in Appendix 14(5).

Nil

A.U. Import of component parts of cylindrical roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(5) will not be permitted.

(it) Component parts of Cylindrical Roller bear- ings including accesso- ries, such ai sleeves, nuts and washers n.o.s.

Nil

A.U.

(: )X"X&) Tapered roller bearings other than those specified in Appendix 14(6).

Nil (0 A.U.

C*0 Component parts of Ta- pered roller bearings in- cluding accessories such as tapered rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers.

fit) Import of component parts of tapered roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(6) will not be permitted.

('

Nil Nil

A.U.

A.U.

\)(i) Spherical roller bearings . (it) Components parts of sphe- rical roller bearings includ- ing accessories such as sphe- rical rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers.

XO Needle roller bearings in- Nil A.U.

eluding needle roller as- semblies and bushes com- plete.

("0 Components parts of nee- Nil A.U.

die roller bearings/needle roller assemblies including accessories such as bushes, cages, sleeves, etc., not otherwise specified.

ao ( 1) Metal-working tools 1 (a) Tools and cutters tip-

ped with cither Tungsten Carbide or Stdlite or Ceramic or other- oxide tips (including inserted types) and spare tips and bits thereof exclud- ing tools, tips and bits made out of steel which fall under S. No. 20 (iXW/II or S. No. ao (iX<0/H.

SECTION U—contd.

2

3

4

PART II—contd.

S. No. 20 (j)—contd.

Nil (i) A. V. for Items other than, (jb) Milling Cutters, Gear Cut- ters, End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools.

those mentioned in Appen- dix 15. Import of slitting, and slotting saws of thick- ness below 1/8" will b* allowed on restricted basis.

(it) A. U. for import of chasers and tungsten carbide- pellets for export production only.

(e) Metal working saws includ- ing power operated hacksaw blades, wire, tuba and bai drawing dies and nibs or pellets and other metal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.

Nil

2® C*) (fl) CO Circular saws, inclusive of

A.U.

inserted blade types.

(ii) Wood working band Nil.

saws.

A.U. for Items other ;ihan those mentioned in Ap- pendix 15.

Nfl A.U.

(t) Machine worked cutters including all machine worked wood-working tools not else- where specified.

Nil A.U. for items other than tbo"e (3) (a) (0 Files and Rasps

mentioned in Appendix 13.

Nil

(1V1) Glass cutting or writ- ing diamond tool*.

A. U. for items other than those mentioned in Appendlj

15.

(4) (b) Twist drills and reamers

• Nil A.U.

less than 3/64' dia.

(c) Carbide tipped drills and |

reamers.

21 The following precision and

measuring tools : —

Nil

(() Micrometers, Universal Sur- face Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gau- ges, Micrometer Depth Gau- ges, Rule Depth Gauges,

'{) A.U. applications from Textile Mills/Textile machinery manufacturing industry for permissible types of gauges will be considered by JCCI &E, Bombay.

SECTION II—contd.

'2

I

3

4

PART II—contd.

•S. No. 21 (i)~cmtd.

Requests for import of card gaugo against A. U. licence will be con- sidered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non-availability le- tters from indigenous manufa- cturers.

(if) A. U. for Engineering & Textile Industries. Applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay.

[Hi) No A. U. licencA will be granted 1 for the following items :—

1. Tool makers* surface plate

squares, fiteel squares (other than adjustable) and die maker* steel squares.

2. Surface Gauges including uni-

versal surface gauges. 3. Steel plain plug gauges. 4. Gap Gauges. 5. Straight Edges. 6. Sine Bars. 7. Parallel Blocks inch: ding hardened

and ground parallels.

8. Surface plate 2 x3 ft. or smaller. 9. Angle Plates.

10. Cast iron cubes. 11. Measuring tapes in all sizes- metallic, non-metallic and steel.

12. Draftsman's Protractors. 13. Magnetic bases complete without

Dial Indicator.

14. Outside Micrometers :—

Planet and Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler Gau- ges, Thickness Gauge Stocks, Twist Drill and Machine Screws Tap Gauges, Calliper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and Depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indi- cntors. Lathe Test Indicators, Straight Edges, Indicator At- tachments, Vernier Callipers, Universal Bevel Protractors, Protractors, Combination Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear Tooih Ver- niers, Speed Indicators, Hard- ened Ground Steel Parallels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Be- vels, Combination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches, Combination Calliper and Di- viders, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, Feeler Gauges Strips and also such other measuring tools and instruments used in the engineering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or com- paring physical dimensions.

o"~d" and corresponding metric sizes vie,, 0-100 mm (including intermediate ranges in these inch and metric sizes) and spares thereof.

15. Dial incidacators with dial graduation 0-100, Division o-oi mm and travel 10 mm excluding automatic zero set- ting type suitable for Rockwell type Hardness testing ma- chines.

16. Hand Techometers, or speed indicatars, measuring range 30 to 50,000 R.P.M.

(w) Import of (a) Thread Plug Gauges and Ring gauges and (ft) Gauge Blocks (Slip Gauges) will be allowed on restricted basis.

SECTION D—contd.

I a

3

4

PART //—contd.

S .I ^0.21(1) —contd.

(u)Thc Controller of Weights and Measures of the State concerned or the Directorate of Weights and Measures, New Delhi should bo consulted regarding conformity to specifications of tho weighing and measuring instruments intended to bo imported.

24(i)Giindlng wheels and segments Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

c) Otben.

(

A. U. for nib slicing wheels for manu- facture of fountain pens on restrict¹- ed basis.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

0) Emery fillets

"5<

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

( b) Crocus paper and emery polishing paper of standard micron grading*.

e) Water proof abrasive paper

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

(

and cloth.

Nil

(

(0 A. U. for import of carborundum (silicon carbide) powder coarser than 300 mesh size.

d) Emery grain, emery powder abrasive and carborundum grain and powder.

(it) Import of Optical abrasives emery, corundum, gamete and brown synthetic aluminium oxide (brown electro-corundum), abrasive grains and powder of any grade or mesh size will not be permitted.

I) Graphite Crucibles for pit-

26 (

furnaces.

(

2) Graphite Crucible including covers, mufflcrings and Btands for tilting furnaces

(1) A. U. for silicon carbide crucibles or carbon bonded graphite cruci- bles of sizes over No 100 (100 Kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, muffle rings and stands.

Nil

3) Silicon Carbide crucibles •

<

for pit fired furnaces.

4) Silicon Crbide Carucibles

c

for tilting furnaces. J

(2) A. U. for graphite crucibles or clay bonded graphite crucibles of size* over No. 300 (300 Kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) with- out covers, mufflt: ings aM stands.

Nil

28 (a ) V-Belts,V-Belts endless- made of leather or rubber.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for Import of V. Belts, B.GD. Sections over 100* in circumference qf sizes other than those detailed in Appendix 23.

(2) Import of V. Link Belting will

not be allowed.

Nil A. U. for manufacture of safety razor (8) (b) Steel conveyor belts .

blades.

SECTION U—contd.

I 3

PART //—contd.

4

3

A. U. for import of spare part* 29 Power driven road rollers and E.I.

on restricted basis.

component parts thereof. (for spares

only) Nil

30 (d) Marine type diesel engines (i.*., an engine usually sup- plied with bell housing, car- rying reverse gear and clutch in which water circle is pro- tected with zinc coating or is made of bronze and start- ing contrivance is at high level to facilitate hand start- ing).

(0 Fuel injection equip- ment and component parts thereof.

A. U. for import of Marine Diet** Engines above 320 H.P. on res- tricted basis in consultation with D.G.T.D.

, Transferred to

•

Appendix 26.

(11) Air cleaners

(Hi) Others . . .

31 (b) Parts of petrol, gas and kero- sene engines. '

(c) fit") Out board motors above 3 H.P.

Transferred to Appendix 26.

E.I. A. U. for import 01 the following, items for export production only 1—

(1) Crankshaft unmachined,Diesel injector tubing, valve springs- connect g rods, Helll-coils, elements for fuel pumps, De- livery valves, silicon * O ', rings, seals. Cylinder head" silicon bushes, inlet and e"- haust valves, Nozzles and Nozzle holders, valve seals, piston assembly 6* and below, camshaft, cylinder linen: and

(2) Spare parts of Marine Dicta) engines above 40 H.P. (pev missible types).

E.I.

Nil

Nil. A.U. on restricted basis,

for :—

(1) Docks, Marine Department and Port Trusts.

is Fishermen's Co-operative So- cieties.

(3) State Directors of Fisheries. Applications by Docks Marine De- partments and Port Trusts should be made direct to the licensing authorities.

SECTION U—contd.

I

a

4

3

PART IT—contd.

1 (a) Fractional horse power 1

3-

motors (including mo-

tors upto one H.P.),

suitable for D.C. sup-

ply or single phase.

(i; A.U. for import of the following

types of motor* 1—.

(6) A.C. 3 phase, squirrel

cage motors upto 30

H.P. conforming of

details of construction Nil

and design as given be-

tow and slipring motors

from 10 to 30 H.P. 1—

(a) Flame-proof

(i) Tvpe-Standard High

Torque (including

loom motors) smooth

acceleration.

motors conformin

to B.S.S. 741 of

t9?7 or its equi-

valents if sup-

lies are not ava-

ilable with the

S.T.C.

(i"0 Voltage—200—550 f

(tii) Spindle—Horizontal f

or vertical. I

(iv) Enclosure—Screen {

(1) Applications

g from collieries

will be consider-

ed by JCCI&

E., Calcutta on

the recommen-

dation of Coal

Controller, Cal-

cutta.

protected/dip-proof

totally enclosed (in-

cluding fan cooled).

(e) Motors of the types

mentioned in (b) above

but from 31 H.P. to

SO H.P.

(2) Applications

from actual us-

ers other than

collieries will be

considered by

the Regional

licensing autho-

rities.

id: Other types of Motors 1

Applications will be considered by CCI & E., New Delhi on rest- ricted basis.

(&) Vertical spi-

ndle hollow

shaft motors

falling under

S. No. 32(6)/

II of ratings

not produced

In the country,

(for pump ma-

nufacturers

only).

Application! will be considered by the JCCI &E., Bombay on the recommendations of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on rctt- rictcd btuis.

(cl Variable speed

motors and other

non-flame-proof

motors falling

undcrS.No.32(rf)

111. which are

required in the

specialised types

of textiles ma-

chines (for tex-

tile mills/textile

machinery ma-

nufacturing in-

dustry only).

SECTION U—contd.

I

33

4

PART //—contd.

S, No. 32—contd.

(2) Prohibited types of motors speci- fied in gub-itcms (a), (J) tnd (c) of this S. No. will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment proivded the motor shaft is directly coupled to the driving mechanism and these can be regarded as in- tegral, as hitherto Or have been built in built on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.

E.I.

(") Parts of Motors . ,

A. U. for manufacturers of frac- tional horse power motors for im- port of centrifugal switches.

Nil

f/) Electric Generate™ 1 .

A. U. Applications for import of Electric Equipments required for generation, transmission and dis- tribution of electric power specifi- ed in Appendix 17 will be con- sidered by CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with D.G.T.D. {g) Generating Sets J

(1) A.U.

(2) Import of the following item*

will not be permitted 3—

(fl) Commutators for D.C. motors

upto 20 H.P.

(b) Carbon Brushes except of special types of odd sizes re- quired, as spares.

Nil

33-B ' Compressors air or gas portable or stationary but not being import- ed as an integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air-conditioning equipment or as component parts of any engine.

(1) A. U. on restricted bat'E for \(0 import of gas compressors and spare parts there of for vanaspati and sugar industries and (it) import of spare parts of air compressors for Vanaspati, sugar and. Tea industries.

(3) Import of Air Compressors will not

be allowed-

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

PART //—contd.

34 (a) (0 Special purnpt for fused caustic soda 01 acids.

(61 Power driven pumps and pumping sets driven either by Internal Combustion En- gines or by Electric Motors or by any other source of power.

(c) Spare parts of power driven pumps excluding Trailer pumps.

36 (1) Prime movers, boilers, loco- motive engines and tenders for the same, portable en- gtoes (including flre en- gines) and other machines, in which the prime mover 1* not separatable from the operative parts.

(2) Machines and set of ma- chines to be worked by elec- tric, steam, water, fire or other power not being man- ual or animal labour or which before being brought Into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving parts.

3

4

Nil A X7. on restricted basis.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for power driven pumps and pumping sets. The requirements will be met from the stocks Imported by tho S.T.C,

Nil

A.U.

• Nil (0 A. U. application* will be con- Bidered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

(3) Apparatus and appliances not to be operated by manual or animal labour which are de- signed for use in an Indus- trial system ag pacts indis- pensable for Its operation and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.

(4) Control gear (other than elec- tric self acting or otherwise) and transmission gear (other lhan electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified exclud- ing driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

(5) Component parts as defined (#) Applications for import of safety equipments required by Collleriei will b" considered on restricted basis.

(iit) Licences will not be valid for machines and spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35-

E.I. (0 A. U. applications will be const, in Import Tariff item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified in clauses (1). (a), (3) and (4) above excluding those cover- ed by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

dered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

(I'O Import of spare parto of machines mentioned In Appendix 33 wiU not be permitted.

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

4

•

PART II—contd.

S. No. 36(5)—ccntd.

(m) Import of oil seals, cap screws, bolts and nuts specially adapted for uso In this type of machinery can be permitted.

(fc) Wherever necessary, licence may be endorsed for the import of steel perforated sheets of special shape and quality for a particular ma- chine, provided the machinery itself is not prohibited for import vidt Appendix 35.

Nil

37(0 (/) Other Jute Mill Stores co- vered by this Serial No.

(0 A. U. applications will be conT sidered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta. Licences will not be valid for Planctree rollers.

(2) Licences Issued will not be valid for machines and spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35-

Nil

37(2)

(1) A. U. applications will bo considered by the JCCI & E.

Calcutta.

(2) Licences will not be valid for

import of—

Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery specified In S. No. 37 (1) excluding those covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this [Sche- dule.

(a) Spare parts of machines men-

tioned in Appendix 35.

(I¹) Perforated steel sheets for use on machines mentioned in Appendix 35.

(c) Spare parts of Jute Bobbins,

(d) Loom swords.

(") Box Fronts.

(f) Roving-steadiers.

(y) Beam Flanges.

(A) Accessories and spares, the

following :—

(/) Accessories :

SECTION II—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART Il—coatd.

S. No. 37(2)—contd.

(it) Spares :

1, Wire Healds. 2. Camb set. 3. Reeds. 4. Card/gill pins. 5. Calendar Bowls. 6. Fabricated Steel Beam

Flanges.

7. Sliver Con Accessories. 8. Broad Loom Accessories

and parts.

9. Sliver cons, 10. Shuttle covers. 11. Swell spring. 12. Felt Bobs.

(3) Import of steel perforated sheet* which have been given • special shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be allowed against licences for this S. No. as a component part of the machinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the loinort of such perforated sheets.

NO

38 Electric Insulation including Press pahn (electrical grade) but excluding ebonite rods, tube* Hud iheets.

A. U, for special insulating mate- rials, BUch as Class E and other high temperature resisting mate- rials and electrical grade craft paper.

(c) Studio electric and projec-

E.I.

38-A

tor bulbs.

A. U. for studio bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1075 pf 1961 or its equivalent and projector bulbs confonnig to B.S.S-1522 of i960 or itsequlvp ent Including bulbs which do not con- form to the above B.S.S. provided they are not of G.L.S. types and otherwise banned categories and they cannot be used other than as Studio and Projector bulbs, to Studio or the representative film Associations on the recommenda- tions of Regional Advisory Com- mittees for Raw films at Bombay Calcutta and Madras.

Nil A- U. for coal Industry for import of 0 Other lamps

(j

Bodium vapour lamps.

SECTION H—contd.

I

3

4

PART //—contd.

Tho following "electrical instru-

39

ments and accessories :•—

NU A. U. for import of power factor capacitor for export production only.

(a) Indicating Switch Board and Controller Mounting Instru- ments (Voltmeters, Am- meters, wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchrosocopes), Recording instruments, Per- manent fixing recordingVolt meters, Ammeters, watt- meterS) Maximum Demand Motets, Instrument Tran, formers.

A. U. for hv^ort of Thermocouples

Nil

(tit) Thermocouples and pyro-

(6)

for export production only. meter.

Nil

(,c) Industrial and street light fittings and flood lights, elec- trical wiring accessories, con- duit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding wire).

A. U. applications from Collieries foi import of "flame proof fittings'* will be considered by the J.C.C.I & E,, Calcutta on the recommenda- tion of the Coal Controller, Cal- cutta,

(1) A. U. for import of 1—

Nil

41-A

(a) cathodes blocks i.e., carbon furnace (liner) blocks for use in electric furnaces.

(b) graphite anodes required for electrolytic processes (on res- tricted basis).

Synthetic graphite and amorphous .aibon electrodes as used in electric furnaces for production of Iron, Steel Ferro alloy and non-ferrous metals, Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes for use in clectroljtic processes, electrodes paste and oarbon furnaco (Liner) Blocks for use in electric furnaces,,

(2) Import of graphite electrodes and carbon paste will not be

allowed.

43 [b) (1) Lightning Arrcstors of "|

220 KV and below.

. Nil

("•) High Voltage Fuses (1 • 1 KV

A. U. on restricted basis.

and above).

(tit) Protective Relays.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis If supplies are not available from the stocks impoted by S.T.C. Licences issued yriU not be valid for import of Power and distribution transformer* of ratings upto 50 000 KVA and 220 KV on the H.T Bide.

(i) Power and Distribution Trnsformcrs of ratings not covered by SI. No. 42(0)/ II and components and accessories of all types of transformers falling under S.No. 42 (a)/II and 42W/II ",g., oil coolers, radiators, bucholz relays, etc.

SECTION II—contd.

I a

3

4

PART ill—contd.

S. No. 42—contd.

Nil

(A) (iii)—Others

(1) A. U. on restricted basis if supplies are not available from the stocks imported by S.T.C.

(2) Impot of conductor accessories, ground wire accessories, line hardware, and insulator hardware materials used with transmission lines and insulators upto 220 KV and 40,000 lbs strength will not be allowed.

Nil

A. U. for import 01 armoured cables

for export production only.

43 (a) Bare Electrical Conduc- tors (cables, wires and strips) of copper, alu- minium or any other material.

(d) Insulated (plastic paper tr other material) power cables.

Nil (i) A. U. applications for import of power cables above 33 KV will be considered on restricted basis- Applications from collieries will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta,

{ii) Import of cables and wires of the types specified in Appendix 17 will not be allowed against licences issued under this or any other S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule.

Nil

'(•) High tension insulators.

A.U. for import of :—

(0 Transformer

Bushing & Appa- ratus Insulators above 66 KV.

(w) Disc. Insulators'

of above 25000 lbs. EMS.

(iii) Transformer Import will be Bushings andAp- -allowed on paratus Insula- restricted basis, tors (of Special typeB or design) of below 66 KV. ,

SECTION II—c

I

4

i 3

PART II— contd.

S, No. 43(")—contd.

(iv) Import of the following types of insulators will not be permitted :—

(a) Pin-Insulators (all types).

(6) Poat-Insulators (all types includ-

ing stocking uniu).

45 (a) Insulated (Plastic, Rubber, Nil(i) A.U. for import of cables for export

production only.

Paper, Textile or other materials) cables and Wires other than those coming under 43(d) and 45(c) and flexible cords.

([() Import of cables and wires of ihc types specified in Appendix 37 will not be allowed agains licences issued under this or any other S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(c)(i) Enamelled copper ~\

winding wires. L. ]

Nil A.U. for Enamelled Copper wire

finer than 44 Gauge.

(it) Enamelled or Insul- f ated strips. J

(d) Resistance wires

Nil A . U.

46 (i) Carbons El. (1) A.U. for import of—

(a) Elctrographite and Hard graphite

carbon blocks :

(6) Electrodes for dry cells and batte-

ries ; and

(c) Other speial carbon products like graphite tubes graphite rings "pec- trographic carbons, etc.

(2) Import of metal graphite grade of carbon blocks, photo process carbons and gonging electrodes will not be allowed.

A. U. for export production only.

(e) Condenser t . .. Nil

(ii) Others . . . N il A. U. on restricted basis, for flame proof mining bells and flame proof mining telephones by the J.C.C.I. and E., Cal- cutta.

SECTION II—contd

2

I

4

3

PART II—concld.

Nil.

4&-A (c) Hearing aid batteries . ai.

- Nil.

47 Hlsctrical earthenware and ]por

celain,

A. U. fo import of Porcelain Base for switches, sockets for export production only.

Electric Exploders . . ] Mil. A. U. Licences will be granted by C.C.I&E., New Delhi on the- recommendations of the Chief In- spector of Mines, Dhanbad.

PART III

The import of Sodium Nitrite 1"

Nil

Hydrosulphite of Soda, Rangolito !

I ( a ):

canalised through the S.T.C. C (Sodium ^Sulphoxylate For- maldehyde) or Formosul L, Brotasul and Sodium Nitrite.

(i'O Optical whitening Agents.

Nil

CO

A, U. applications for Import of this item for processing synthetic fibres like polyester and acrylic fibres will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay on restricted basis on the recommendation of Testilc Commissioner, Bombay

("w) Textile preservative (ex- Nil A. U. for Import of preventrol eluding phenol cresol but liquid I, paranitro phenol, sodium including their substituted penta-chloro-phenatc, penta-chlor<* products). phenol for export production only.

(d)(iv) Synthetic Bleaching agents Nil (i) A. U. on restricted basis. (other than bleaching powder (li) A. U. for import of Sodium or hypochloritea, hydrogen chlorite for export production peroxide etc.). only.

Nil. A. U. for manufacture of denuf (rf) (vi) Sodium Aliginate ,

materials.

1 Nil A. U. on restricted basis for (/) Carboxy methyl cellulose and

import of ethyl cellulose.

its salts.

i-B Dyes derived from coal-tar and Nil A.U. Detailed policy is given In coal-tar derivatives used in any Appendix 24. dydng process.

2 Cotton raw Nil The policy for this Item li an- nounced from time to time b> the JCCI & E.3 Bombay.

SECTION II—oontjj.

I a

3

4

PART III— contd.

Nil A. U. applications will be con- sidered by TCCI & E., Bombay. subject to Appendix J4, 4 (1) Prime movers, boilers, loco- motive engines and tenders for the same, portable engines (in- cluding fire engines) and other machines in which the prime mover is not separable from the operative parts.

(a) Wet processing and finish- Nil

ing machinery.

A.U. applications will be considered byJCCI & E-, Bombay subjeot

to Appendix 34.

Nil

(3)

A.U. applications will be considered by TCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

Apparatus and appliances, not to be operated by manual or animal labour, which are design- ed for - use in an industrial system as parts, indispensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.

Nil

(4)

A. U. applications will be con- sidered by TCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 14.

Control gear other than elec- tric self-acting, or otherwise and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above spe- cified, excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

E.I.

(3)

(i)A. U/applications willbe con- sidered by JCCI &E., Bombay Component parts, deluding hosiery needles as defined in Item No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery speci- fied in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) The licences granted to Actual Users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made machinery as appearing in the manufacturers* catalogue ex- cept the items which are speci- fically banned elsewhere in the ITC policy and covered under Part III, 4 (1), (2) and (3).

(3) The import licences granted to Actual Users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile machinery which are imported by the indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery. The list of ma- chinery being manufactured in collaboration is mentioned hi Annexure I of Appendix 34.

(4) Upto 1% of the face value of licences granted can be utilised foi import of ginning bolts and nuts.

5G. of I.

SECTION n—cvntd.

I 2

3

4

PART III—oontd.

3 ( i) The following textile machi- nery and apparatus by what- ever power operated when re- quired for textile industries other than jute and hemp, namely!^

Nil A. U. subject t" Appeudli 3 4.

Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (Includ- ing Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former), Speed Fra- mes, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft Preparatory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine. Sizing machine, Pirn Winding machine); Drawing-ln and Twlsting- in-machines (Warp tying machines, Reachlng-in-ma- chines, etc.), Doubling ma- chines, looms (all types) Wool Carding, Spinning, and Weaving machinery. Silk Throwing, Reeling, Twisting and Weaving ma- chinery, Waste Spinning machinery (all types).

2) Component parts as defined ] E.I.

5 (

(1) A. U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

in Imports Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified under S. No. 5(i)/III, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(i) The licences granted to actual users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers cata- logue except the items which are specifically banned else- where in the I.T.C. policy.

(3) The import licences granted to actual users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile machinery which are imported by the indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery. The liat of machinery being manu- factured in collaboration U mentioned in Annexure I of Appendix 34.

Machine cloth . 1

"Jil

5-A

A. U. applications from Textile Mills will be consideredj'by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, on the recommendations of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, subject to production of non-availability letters from the indigenou* manufacturers.

SECTION H—wntd

i

I

PART III—condd.

4

3

C (

(1) A. U. af plications will bo

ceawidored by JCCI it. R,

Bombay subject t" Appoadti

34-

knitting machines (including

Hosiery machines) and em-

brodiery machines to be worked

by manual labour and which

require less than one quarter

of brake horse powar.

<(i Warp/Raschel/Lace and weft

knitting machines (including

hosiery machines) and em-

broidery machines which require

tor their operation one quar-

ler of brake hone power or

more.

Nil

><(c) Component parts ibr machinery

falling under (a) and (4) above

excluding Hosiery needles.

v2) Applications fr*an uanufinoturaDt

•f botiety good* not regiatarcrf/

licensed under the InduMriw

(Dereleyment utd Ragulatim)

Act, 1951 shvuld be submittaa

through the Director of Indus-

tries of the State ooncatnMl with

bit rtcanunejidationi dkoctry

t" JCCI. & E, Bombay. Appli-

-ations from hosiery manuiaD-

turero r*giitered/Uo"ii8*d uadar

the Industri"s (DorelopmttiM

and Regulation) Aet, 1951 and

from Warp/Rasthel/lace tad

ombroldery units ahowM be

*ubmitt"d through tb" offlue "f

the Twctile CaMMKiwionor

w'th his rec*MMMdui"m t*

JCCI & B., Bombay.

(3) The l]""ncos panted to! "n"u-

facturen of Warp/Raschftl/Laac

and weft knitting machine*

(including hosiery machioesjand

embroidery mflchina wLl be

valid for import of partsB ubiect

to Appendix 34.

(4) The licence* granted to Actual

Users for spare parts will also be

valid for import of such spare

parts of machinery which are

imported by indigenous manu-

facturers for building up

machinery. The list of ma-

chinery being manufactured in

collaboration is mentioned in

Annexure I of Appendix 34.

PART W 1 Animals, living, all sorts Nil ( 0 Applications for import of Zoo animals hy Zoological gardens on barter basis will be considered. The animals from India should move first.

(tf ) Applications from stud fauns 8x mport of horses for breeding pur- poses will be considered by C.C.I, &E.. New Delhi. Applications should be submitted by 31-3-1969-

SECTION n—contd.

I a

4

3

PART IV—contd.

A. U. on restricted bull.

9 Powdered milk containing not ICM Nil

than 18 per cent, cretin intend-

ed for Infant feeding.

A.U. for export production only.

Nil

11 Coral unprepared .

. Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

14 Ivory, unmanufactured

Nil

15 Plants, living, not otherwise spe-

cified.

A. U. for accredited nunerfet *"

the approved list of the Ministry

of Food, Agriculture, Community

Development and CooperitkHT

(Department of Agrctilturc)/I.CA.R.

for import of plant mater lals on

the recommendations of the State

Directors of Agriculture srd in

consultation with the In dien Cora-

cil of Agricultural Research. *N"

objection* certificate under the

Destructive Insects and PeitsAct

should also be furnished by the

applicants along with the import,

applications.

On O.GX. upto 30-9-196S.

Cashew nuts . . ..

••

31 (a)({) Fruits fresh, all sorts, n.o.s. excluding coconuts Imports may be allowed frofc Atkhan- istan in ternis of Trade Agreemcntf> with that country.

Imports may be allowed from Afgha-

nistan and Iran in tejms of Trmde

Agreements wkh those courUtiet.

(I'O Fruits, dried, salted or

preBerved all sorts, n.o.s

excluding datet.

(*) Dates

[mports may be allowed from Iraq asd"

]

Iran in terms of Trade Agreement!

with those countries and from

Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other

Persian Gulf Ports.

2( i Cardun"tn, Catiit, Cinna- Nil A. U, for import cf cirri ir en iilj..

mon.

on restricted basis.

1 Cloves, all torts, whether ground

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

or unground.

Nutmegs

28

Nil A.U. on restricted bails.

SECTION II—contd.

4

3

1 *

FART IV—oontd.

Nil

57 Seed*, ill sorts/not otherwbe

•pedfled, excluding refu- table leeda.

(1) A. U. applications for import of the fbllowinf items will be considered on the recommendation of the State Director! of Agri- culture and in consultation with the Seeds Division, Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community De- velopment and Cooperation, New Delhi/Indian Council of Agricul- tural Resem : i, New Delhi by the licensing authority indicated against them t—

(i) C^ea beani ~\

(seed; 1 JCCI & B,

(ii) Seeds for {• Calcutta,

growing fibre

flax and ramie. J

(iii) Ornamental CCI fc E.,

flower seeds New Delhi. "nd plant ma- terials, (for ac- credited nurseries only).

(2) A. U. applications for import of Chicory seeds from planters and others will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recommendations of State Directors of Agriculture.

(3) Import of Hybrid seeds and such seeds from which eced crop cannot be raised will not be permitted. However application! for Import of hybrid seeds for experimental purposes will be considered in consultation with the Ministry of Food, Agri- culture, Community Development and Cooperation.

(4) A.U. for import of Cocoaheani

on restricted basis.

Nil

ft Copra or coconut kernel

The imports of that it;m is canalbed

through the S.T.C.

SECTION JX—contd,

a

S

4

I

/F—cotfd.

rART

Nil

Rubber weds .

4"

A. U. application! from Rubber

Estates will be considered bj-

DCCI&E, Brnakulam on the

recommeBdaiion of the Rubber

Board.

Nil

Hop*

41

A.U. on restricted basis. The

requirements of actual user*

will be met from the stocks im-

ported by S. T. C.

Wattle extract

43

V On O.G.L. upto 30-9-69

Wattle bark

Bark for tanning deluding wat-

45

tle bark.

G u m, A r a b ic . . ..

48

Nil A. U. Import will be allowed by-

the regional licensing authori-

ties from sources to be specified'

by the C.C.I. &E.. New Delhi.

49

(oXO Gum and Benzoin (ras and Nil. (0 A. U. for import of Gum Ben-

cowrie) but excluding Dam- zoin for export production only.

mer and rosin.

( w) A. U. fo r cowrie gum for msriu-

acture of dental material.

(*)R*"in . . .. Nil. A.

49

U. for synthetic rosin for manu- facture of denial materiel

f u, all sorts, not otberwtot speci-

5"

Nil

A. U. for the undermentioned'

varieties of wax for manufacture

of polishes and varnishes;—

fied excluding paraffin wax, micro

crystalline wax and dry battery

wax, red and black.

(<0 Carnuba wax.

(6) Vegetable and spermaceti WML

(0) Yellow ozokerite wax.

(d) White ozokerite wax.

(") Montanwax.

Import of this item is canalised

. Nil

> (a) Mutton tallow . . *

6c

through the S.T.C.

The Import of Soyabean oil 1 j-

(") Vegetable non-essential oil*,

61

m

canalised through the S.T.C.

not otherwise specified exclud-

ing Palm oil, Tung oil and

China wood oiL

Nil Import of this items is canalised (b) Palm oil . . ..

through the S.T.C.

Nil

(c) Tung oO and China wood

A.U. for manufacture of printing

oil.

ink and paints.

SECTION D—contd.

I

a

3

4

PART

IV—tontd.

(a) Neats foot oil and its ml-

A.U. for leathei and Ptaher mi-

64

ustries.

phanated products.

Hi! A.

(v'i) Others .

79

U. for import "f pharmaceutical

grade gelatine for manufacture of

capsules.

80 (a) Powdered milk and milk f""d

Imported in bulk packing.

Nil (1) A. U. applications from approved

Milk Supply Schemes for import ef

powdered milk will be considered

by CCI&E., New Delhi on the

recommendation of the Ministry of

Food, Agriculture, Community

Development and Co-operation,

(2) A. U. for import of powdered

milk for manufacture of baby

food, malted milk food and ioe

cream.

(3) A packing of 50 lbs. and above

will be deemed to be bulk pack-

ing.

la

Nil

BJ.

Ale, been porter, cldei ind

other fermented liquors.

W i n es . ..

Nil

E.I.

83

Brandy, Gin and Whisky

E.I.

Nil

84

83 Spirits excluding essences con- taining spirit used for the manu- facture of beverage*, not other- wise specified in this Schedule.

E.l.

Nll|

Drugs and medicines containing

El.

A.U. Detailed policy is gives

87

spirit

in Appendix 19.

Tobacco manufactured, not other-

NO]

93

wise specified.

A. U. for import of flltef

tobacco for export productton

only.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

Tobacco unmanufactured •

<*

China Clay . . ..

Nil

VI

A. U.fon restricted basis ft*

special quality and grades only.

09 The following building and ea- gineering material, namely t—

A.U. for Import of bail day only

Chalk, lime and clay . ,

Nil

Nil (i) A. U. for import of albMtoi 103

stone ton restricted basis.

Marble and stone, not otherwise

specified.

(ti) A. U. for import of Pnmioa

Stone for manufacture of

all metal reeds and steel iMda

on restricted basis on the r"-

asaawiendatieai of theT"xtfli

C"MMa"loner, Bombay*

SECTION H—contd.

I 2 3

4

PART IV—ocaxd.

Coil, coke and patent fuel

104

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for Import of calcined petroleum coke.

103 Mineral oils, not included in ' Item No. 27 (4) or Item No. 37 (6) of the First Sche- dule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an lllumlnant In wick lamps.

Mineral Oils 1—

106

(0) Which has Its flashing'*point Detailed policy at or above two hundred ii given in degrees of Fahrenheit's ther- Appendix 18. mometetj and ia ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.

(6) Which has Its flashing-point • at or above one hundred and fifty degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, is not suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps and is such as ii not ordinarily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenic purposes.

109 Drugs, Medicines, all sorts; not

A.U. Detailed policy is glv:ti

E.I. in Appendix 19

otherwise specified in this sche- dule.

(f) ' Other toilet requisites,

115

n.o.s.

Nil Applications from Film Association for import of studio make-up materials not available indigenously will be considered by the JCCI&E, Bombay.

116 Cinematograph films, not exposed E.I, (0 A. U. for black and white at well as ORWO colours raw film required by the producers of feature films, documentaries and advertising shorts. Releases will be made by the JCCI&E., Bombay. Calcutta and Madras, out of the imports canalised through the STC from Rupee area and out of the stocks available from Indigenous sounds.

(fi) A. U. foi export production also.

SECTION U—contd,

2

I

3 4

IV—contd.

PART

(1) E. I. for

Cinematograph fllmsj. exposed.

U7

Educational films. Nil.

(2) S.T.C. for NiL

Feature film*.

Nil (0 A. U.

Plumbago and graphite

133.

(fi) The applications should be accom- panied by a licence l " u ii by th" Department of Atomic Energy Bombay under the Atomic Bner(7; (Control of Production and Use; Order, 1953 Indicating the quantity and the type of graphite which the unit can possess, treat end use.

. Nil. A. U for export production only.

1 23

127

oili, namely ;—

Natural Essential oils, all sorts, 1 (1) A. U- for manufacturers of Aro- not otherwise specified exclud- matic Chemicals, Flavouring essen- Ing pine oil ces, Perfumery compounds, Syn- thetic essential oils, Pharmaceutical The following Natural Essential products, Scents, Fruits canning industries, Confectionery and Bis- cuits, Agarbattis, Scented and Citronclla, Cinnamon and Cin- Chewing tobacco, otmctlcsj Hair namon leaf. - Nil oils and Toilet so.ip.

129 T he following Natural Essential (2) Import of the foUjwiag oils will oils, namely :— not be permitted t—

Almond, bergamot, gajupatti, ) Lemon grass oil.

camphor, clove, cucal tus fb) p , -, lavender, lemon, otto-iose W ¹ a l nl r o Sa °L and peppermint. (c) Sondalwood oil.

(d) Eucalyptus o\U (") Turpentine oil-

(J) Volatile oil of mustird.

(f) Cedar wood oil. (h) Vetiveroil. (0 Methyl salicylate. (j) Cumin oil. A) P epper oil. (0 Celery Beed oil (m) Cardamom oil.

(3) A. U. for Import of dtronella sll 162/52 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART IV—cantd.

S. NOB. 127-129—coutd.

(4) A. U. on restricted batis for

import of Orange oil.

(5) Import of spearmint oil will also

be allowed to actual users for

manufacture of dental material.

Essential oils synthetic

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

130

(a) Resinoids . • . .

NU

133

(0 A. U. for Agarbatti manufacnufn

and blenders of perfumery cota-

pounds.

(tf) Import of this hem will not b"

allowed for the manufacture of

cosmetics, hair tonics, chewing

tobacco, pan masiala, betel ipicet,

perfumery, and hooka tobacco.

(jit) Import of oleo-resin pepp er, ol=o-

resin capsium and oleo-reti n ginger

will not be pmnirted.

A. U. for export production oaly.

(f) Patchouli leaves • . Nil.

Nil.

{#) Other pollihcs and com-

136

positions

A. ,U. for import of pumice

polishing powder and com-

pound, bating materials and

bone ash for export production

oniyt

1 A. U. on restricted baait.

Glue not otherwise specified ex-

- Mil

138

cluding belt dreasmg.

NIL

A.U.

(a) Chrome splits .

M3

A.U

NO.

(W Leather split* •

On O.G.L. upto

30-9-1969

(#) Fldded bidet ind butu in-

cluding pickled skins ind

pchh

On O.G.L. upt"

144

30-9-196J

(4) Hides andsUns raw or salt-

ed, where value of hldei

ind skim U more than that

of wool/hair thereon.

E.I.

(b) Fur skim of leopard) tiger,

deer, rabbit, fox, cat and

other wild animalB and repti-

les ttdns.

SECTION II—eontd.

4 t 2

3

PART IV—contd

Nil.

Rubber, raw

130

0 [Import of Natural rubber will

normally be arranged through

STC for meeting the require-

ments of actual uscrg,

A. U. for, Synthetic Rubber,

namely, Butyl rubber, Acryloni-

trilc Butadiene Copolymer, Poly-

chloroprenc, Thikol, Poly-

isoprenc and Polybutadiene and

Synthetic latex.

(<"

) A. U. for import ef hot typo

special grades of SBR for manu-

facture of high impact polysty-

rene.

) Import of SBR and/or Alkyl sub-

stituted Styrcnc Butadiene Elas-

tomeric Copolymers will not

be allowed.

v) Import of Reclaim rubber will*

C

not be allowed.

Nil.i

Cork manufacture, not otherwlie

154

specified.

\. U. applications fvom the sporta

goods industry for shuttle cock cork

bottoms will be considered.

157 Printing paper excluding potter and stereo and all coated papers but including art paper, all sorts, which contain no mecha- nical wood pulp or ID which the mechanical wood pulp arriountt to lesi than 70% of the flbr* content. 1 Ni]

(f) A. U. applications will be consi-

dered for import of paper Items for

the specific end-use as given in

APpendiX'i6. Application* from

Tea and Coffee industries wfll be

considered by the Licensing Autho-

rities as Indicated below ;—

158

Tta Industry , JCCI & E., Calcutta

on the recommen-

dations of the

Chairman, Tea

Board.

Printing paper, all sons, not I

otherwise specified which con- [

tain mechanical wood pulp |

amounting to not less than 70 ]

per cent, of the fibre content, >•

excluding white printing paper

mentioned in S. No. 44 of Part

V of this Schedule.

Ctfftt Industry JCCI & E., Madras

on the recommexi-

dotioni of UM

Coffee Board.

H9

(jf) Licences will not be valid fa"

Newsprint classified under S. No.

44/V.

(a) Paper, including poster and ster-

eo and all coated paper except art

paper, all sorts not otherwise

specified excluding cigarette

paper and packing and wrap-

ping paper.

(b) Filter paper . . ..

Packing and Wrapping paper . J

160

SECTION II—conti.

I a

4

3

FART IV—contd.

•to

Bonafide imports will be allowed clearance by customs without tho

formality of import licences.

Trade catalogues and advertising circulars Imported by packet, book or parcel post.

Import of advertising material supplied free of charge is permitted under (a) Printed advertising material supplied free of charge.

OGL tV upto Rs. 400/-.

Nil

(e) Others . . .

(0 Applications for import of security paper for printing of cheque books, draft forms and traveller cheque forms, from foreign banks and Insurance companies will be con- sidered upto 7 j% of the value in relation to their best years' im- ports.

(if) Applications for CCPs for Import of cheque bookB, draft forma and travellers cheque orrns will also be considered from fnrdgn banks. Insurance companies an J travelling; agencies who have organisation in foreign countries and havo printed forms or international use.

(0 A. U. for libraries, technical and Standard technical books or books

169

of reference concerning law and legal practice, or for use in con- nection with medical practice, scientific research or Industrial processes.

- E

170

educational institutions, etc. for import of books as per List II of Appendix 7.1 to this Re'¹ Book. Orders .gainst such licences should ordinarily be placed through csta- I. Wished importers unless the actual users can prove that they will be In a position to effect imports on a competitive basis.

(it) Licences to individuals may be issued upto a maximum of Rs. 400 in each case without insisting on a formal application in prescribed form.

Books, printed including covers for printed books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manu- scripts, and illustrations spe- cially made for binding in books but excluding books falling un- der Serial No, 169 of thi" Part of this Schedule.

172

Nl 1 A. U. for export production only.

Silk, raw (excluding BIDC waste and noils) and silk cocoons.

Nil

174

A. U. applications will be considered by JCCI., Calcutta in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(a) Raw flax, and all other unmanufactured textile ma- terials, not otherwise specified, excludiug raw jute.

(b) Raw jut?

Nil Import will be arranged for actual users through an agency approved by Government in consultation with the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART IV—contd.

176

A. U. for import of sewing thread

Silk sewing thread .

Nil

for export production only.

177 Nylon Yarn and Thread

Nil (•) The requirements of actual usera will be met from imports canalised through S, T. C. on restricted basis.

il) A. U. for import of industrial

(

nylon yarn only.

(a) Cotton yarn of 80 counts

180

and above.

Nil A.U. for import of cotton yam of

100s and above from sources to be

specified by the C.G.I., New Delhi.

Applications will be considered by

the JCCI., Bombay In consultation

with the Textile Commisslonei.

Bombay.

181

Nfl

Cotton sewing thread .

A. U. for export production only.

188 (a) Grey, plecegoodt (exchicnnj bordered grey chaddan dhoties, sariet and Wai- ves),

ib) Printed pieoecoods me

-Nil

printed fabric*.

A. U. for import of lining and

interlining materiel made of

cotton fabrics for export pro-

duction only.

(c) Cotton plrccHoodii tnd fab-

rics not otherwise sped-

fleU,

A. U. for import of Velveteen*

(6) Velvets and velveteens

NQ

195

for export production only,

106

- Nil A. U. on restricted basis for import of felts only. The applications will be considered^by the JCCI & E., Bombay in consultation with Textile Commisioner, Bombay.

Manufacture* of wool, not other

wise specified including felt

but excluding those specified in

Serial No. 205 of this Pan ol

the Schedule.

Haberdashery, millinery and

2 22

Nil

drapery.

A. U. foi import of Shoulder Pada*

Elastic tape and Elastic Webb-

inj for export production only.

Nil

(i) Linen thread

226

A. U. for machine cloth manufac-

turers for import of tpeda]

quality linen thread.

NH

(d) Other* .

A, U. for import of Binding Glotb

for export production only.

SECTION n—contd.

I

3

4

PART IV—contd.

Nil

•J38

A. TJ. for import of refractory

material for export production

only.

NU

Building and engineering mate-

rials, nil sorts, not of iron, steel

or wood, not otherwise speed-

fled, excluding tiles other than

glass, earthenware or porcelain

tiles and firebricks not being

component parts of any article

included in Item No. 72 or

No. 74(2) of the first Sche-

dule to the Indian Tariff Act,

1934.

China and porcelain, all sorts,

not otherwise specified.

S h e et and Plate C l a ss

344

A. U. applications from Research

Testing laboratories for chemical

porcelainware and high temperature

ceramics will be considered.

A. U. for import of :—

Nil

(i) Plate/float glass for manufac-

ture of wind shield glasses.

(it) Plate/float glass of various

qualities of sizes above 3 sq. ft.

for manufacture of mirrors.

Import of silvered glass will not

be allowed.

(iff) Sheet glass above 6-5 mm and

below o-8 ram thickness on

restricted basis.

V) H e at resisting glassware

Nil

:"48G

A. U. for import of toughened

armour well glasses for manufacture

of flame-proof light fittings only.

(") O t h ws . . ..

0 A. U. on restricted basis for

Nilu

Import of :—

(i) Soft capillary tubing used

in the manufacture of clinical

thermometers. Import of capil-

lary tubing for chemical and

industrial thermometers will not

be allowed.

(if) Lead glass tubing.

(fit) Hard glass shells.

S2) Import of the following items

will not be allowed :—

(f) Soda lime glass tubes for

Fluoresent lamps.

(it) Glass shells for GLS minia-

ture and other types of lamps

except hard glass shells,

(3) A. U. for import of glass chattons

for export production only.

Glass bangles, Blast beads

NU

false pearl*.

A. U. for import of glass baads and

false pearls for export production

only.

SECTION H—eentd.

I

2

1 4 3

PART JV—ocatd.

NO

>53

A. U. for import of precious and semi-

precious Biones unset and uncut

for export production only.

Precious stones, unset and Im-

ported uncut, excluding dia-

monds in all form*.

A. U. for Import of cultured perali

Nil

Pearls unset

*54

unset for export production only.

366 Morcoiy,

The import of this item Is canalised

Nil'

through M.M.T.C.

Zip fasteners with metallic

ND

374

t eeth.

A. U. for Zip fasteners and rip

type belt extenders for export

production only.

A.U. for export product only

Nil

*75 (a) Hardware, iron mongery and took, all tort*, not otherwise specified in thi* Schedule, and parta thereof, excluding ma- chine tooli, agricultural im- plements and chains.

(ft) Garage Tools . . .

E.I.

Nil

a8o

A. U. for export production

Printing type • . • •

Nil

only.

Parts of domestic refrigerators.

Nil. (

(i

*) A.U. for import of components.

1) Import of the undermentioned

components will not be per-

mitted :—

a) Components for domexstlc refri-

0

gerators, the following :—

(1) Compressors.

(2) Evoporators.

3) Condensers.

(4) Accumulators.

(5) Insulating material for refrige-

rator body.

(6) High Impact Polys erine sheets,

(7) Thermostats.

(8) Cut-outs.

(9) Relays.

10) Filter.

(

(

11) Dryers and dehydrators.

a) Hot Stamped Fittings.

(1

SECTION U—conid,

I 2 3

4

PART IV— contd.

S. No. 284 (&)—contd.

Q

i) Components for compressors for

domestic refrigerators (i/ia to

1/3 HP), the following :—

(1) Pistons,

(a) Connecting rods.

(3) Crankshaft.

(4) Cylinder Heads.

(S)Dome.

(6) Straitor and Rotor.

(7) Cut-outs.

(S) Gaskets.

(9) Compressor block.

(TO) Discharge valve.

(11) Suction valve.

(12) Relays.

F.I.

2S6 (i) Parts of typewriters exclud- ing typewriter ribbons.

A. U. for import of compo"ent" by

manufacturers of typewriter! hav-

ing approved programme in con-

sultation with D.G.T.D.

(a) Electronic valves

290

(fc) Condensers

GO ReditmcM

VTJI Detailed policy ie give* to<

N il Appendix 38.

(<0 Potentlometen, Votame co"-

tnA, tone oontro).

(•) Load Speaken .

(/) Other*

SECTION n—contd.

I a ³

4

PART IV—comd.

m Articles (other than rubber tyrci and tubei, iron steel bolts and nutt arid chains for motor can) adapted for use •" part* and accessories of motor cars, including taxi cabs, but excluding those mentioned tn Part II of the Schedule.

E. I. Detailed policy for these items

is given in Appendix 26.

397

ArtldeB (other than rubber tyre* and tubei! and chains) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cycles and motor scooter*, ex- cept such article* as are alto adapted for me as parti and accessories of motor can. Pans ot mechanically propelled "ehicle" and accessories, not otherwise specified, excluding rubber tyres and tubes and chains and such parts and accessories of motor vehicles included in Item No. 75 (3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, as arc also adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars.

301

Nil A. U. for export production only Parts and accessories of cycles (other than motor cycles) ex- cluding rubber lyres and tubei and chains but including iron and steel bolts and nuts adapted tor use on cycles and also steering tubes screws.

30a X-Ray films.

The import of this item is canalised

through S.T.C.

E. I.

303 Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding X-Ray films.

(i) A. U. for manufacture of calen- dars, printing of posters, pamphlets, screen printing and labels and process blocks.

(i'O Applications for import of colour papers and colour chemicals for prOcessinR ot colour films will bo considered by the J.C.G.I., & E., Bombay.

Film s a p ', shJcs an 1 micro

304

" -

films.

Applications fiom educational insti- tutions for import of Film Strips of 'jCientific and cducalional cha- racter, will be considered by C.C.I., & ft. New Delhi, in consultation vmh the Ministry of Education Jrtd Youth S'erviccs.

Photographic instruments, appa- E,I

Nit.

atus and appliances, other than inema, all sorts, not otherwise pecified, and parts ihereoi.

30? r c E

6—5 GofI

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART IV—concld.

Nil

308

Nil

Please see Annexure to this Section. Please see Annexure to this Section.

(6) Parts of clocks (c) Time pieces,i.e., one day alarm clock and parts thereof.

(i) Watches and parts thereof. B.I.

Nil.

r Nil.

•Arms and ammunitions.

316/

E.I. (foi cartrid- ges).

E.I.

Cartridge cases, filled and empty

Nil.

317

E.I.

(a) Artists'brushes including Hog's

Nil.

324

hair brushes.

(a) Fishing hooks

Nil A. U, for export production only.

325

Nil

(d) Golf balls .

A. U. applications from recognised clubs will be considered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

Nil

(#) Others . . ..

(0 A. U. for Co-operative Societies foL lmnort of fishing lines made of plastics.

(if) A. U. applications from sporti goods industry for import of nylon guts will be considered.

Nil.

334 Postage Stamps, wheiherjused or unused.

(1) Applications from individual collectors of siamps (as distinct from dealers) who pursue this hobby on an exchange basis, will be considered by C.C.I. Licences, where issued, will be without exchange control copy.

(2) Please also see Appendix 22.

Empty gelatine capsules

Nil

337

A. U. for import of empty hard gelatine capsules on restricted basis.

Synthetic Stones

Nil

339

A.U. for import of rough svnthetlc stonei other than white and red for export production only.

SECTION U—contd.

2

I

4

3

PART V

Starch and farina ,

4

A.U. for export production only.

Nil

(l) Ni¹. A.U for items other than Quebracho 6 Dyeing and tanningsubrMnccp, all svJits, not otherwise specified, excludlngwauleextracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of this Part of this Schedule.

ex tract and chestnut extract.

(2) Import of Quebracho extract and chest- nut extract will be allowed under O.G.L. dto up 30-9-1969

8 Greases all sorts, not otherwise specified, including petroleum Jellies, paraffin wax and micro- crystalline wax.

••10 Fish oil including whale oil, not otherwise specified, excluding cod liver oil :—

(a) Spcrrn oil

(6) Others

11 Fish oil and whale oil hardened and hydrogenaicd.

13 Essences conraining spirit usedfor the manufacture ol bev-rases.

14 Metallic Ores, all sons, except Ochres and other pifimem ores but including antimony ore in lump, powder, or concen- trated form.

L$ (c) Gilsonite

(

(6) White Oil .

Detailed policy in given in Appendix l3,

A. U. for manufacture oi Nil

Pickers.

A. U. for export production Nil

only.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

A. U, on restricted basis.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of Antimony Oro, Nil

Zinc Orc/Oinccnurate and Lead Orc/Concentxatc.

(2) A. U. for import of spathic iron ore for Vanuspati industry.

Nil A. U. for the manufacture of paints and varnishes and printing inks.

Detailed policy h given In Appendix 18,

D=tailed policy is given in Appen- dix 18.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V—contd.

S. No. 17—comd.

Please sec para. 3(6) of Appendix (c) Liquid paraffin

Nil

18.

18

Detailed policy Is given to.

Appendix r8.

Kerosene ; also any mineral oil other than kerosene and motor spirit which has its flashing point below one hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's ther- mometer.

30

Detailed policy is given iru

Appendix 18,

Lubricating oil, that is, oil such as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lubricating, excluding any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degrees of Fahren- heit's thermometer.

Detailed policv is given In 33 (*) Other Chcmicah

Appendix 28.

Nil Policy is give¹¹ in Appendix 28,,. 22-A Gas cylinders when imported

filled with gas.

Detailed policy is given in 24 Coppers, green (ferrous sulphate)

••

Appendix 28.

Sulphur "—

Detailed policy is given in

Appendix 42.

(a) Non-processed elemcntal/non- refincd recovered sulphur.

A. U. for import ot'infiolubie 20%

Nil

(b) Processed sulphur (all grades)

oil treated sulphur ior Rubber, ' Coir Industries.

Nil A. U. for Import of natural dense; soda ash for export production only.

Soda ash, including calcined natural soda and manufactured ecsquicarbonates.

Detailed policy iB given in Heavy chemicals, the following,

••

Appendix 28.

namely, Magnesium chloride.

The following chemicals, namely—

as

Detailed policy is given ID (a) Alum (anunonie alum, potash *| alum and soda alum.) |

Appendix 281

(i) Magnesium sulphate or 1 hydrated magnesium sulphate J

SECTION U—contd.

I

3

A

PART V— contd.

The following chemicals,namely, cadmium sulphate, cobaltoxide, liquid gold for glass making, selenium and uranium oxide :

A. U. Import of Selenium will

it Nil

(a) Selenium and Selenium dioxk

be allowed in all forms.

(*) Others .

PotaBsium bichromate, sodium

30

bichromate and chromic acid.'

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

The following chemicals, drugs

-31

nnd medicines, namely :•— (_a) Acetic,Carbolic, Citric. Hy-

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

drochloric, Nitric, Oxalic, Sulphuric, Tartane and sny other acids excluding chromic acids, anhydrous ammonia, naphthalene, Po- tassium chlorate, Potassium cyanide and other Potassium compounds, bicarbonates of soda, borax,sodium cyanide, sodium silicate, arsenic, cal- cium carbide, glycerine, lead, magnesium and zinc compounds, not otherwise specified. -37 (*) Water and oil colours

R I.

Nil.

(c) Pigment water finishes and Nil A. U. for import of pigments for

export production only.

stains for leather and shoes. (d) Raw materials for paints Nil

tpecificd elsewhere.

(0 A, U. for import of raw materials mentioned In Ap- pendix 29.

(ii) A. U. for import of:—

(a) Pearl for manufacture of simu-

lated pearls.

(b) Pearl essence for manufacture (L of simulated pearls and acry-

lic plastic sheets.

(i/O A. U. for import of P. G. Red Oxidt for manufacturer* of paints.

(iv) Import of the following item* will not be permitted l— (1) Phthaloeyanine Blue. (2) Ultramarine Blue. (3) Prussian Blue. (4) Cement Colours, (5) Cuprous Oxide. (6) Chrome colour and Burns

wick Greeny

SECTION U—contd.

4

I 2 3

PART F—contd.

. N o. 34-37 (<0—"""rd.

S

(7) Aluminium Paste, Powder. (8) Zinc Oxide. (9) Red Lead, Litharage with lead. (10) Oil/Spirit Soluble colour Dye-

stuffs oiher than those allowed foi; import as per Appendix 29.

(11) Mica Powder. (12) China Clay. (13) Napthenate Driers.

(14) Phenolic, Urea, jVIclamine, Alkyd

and Maleic Resins.

(15) Coal Tar Naptha.

(16) Toluidine Red.

(17) Dipcntine.

(18I Pine Oil.

(19) Ethl Acetate.-^

(20) Hydrate of Aluminia and Glase

White.

(21) Lithophone.

A.U.

Nil

(() Titanium Dioxide . •

A. U. for manufacturers of Rubber

Nil

(J) Lithophone

Rollers and other Rubber goods.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

(/1) Blanc fixe

Nil A. U. for import of the following, items for export production only :—

(j) Other manufactured paints, distempers, varnishes and lacqucn.

(1) Colours, (2) Tap lacquers, Base lacquers and Thirjnera suitable for plastic metalizing, (3) Paints and Varnishe*, (4) Soap colours (permissible categories).

A, U. on restricted basis.

NilJ

30

Explosives, namely : blasting gunpowder, blasting gelatine, blasting dynamite, blasting ro- burite, -blasting tonite and all other sorts including deto- nators and blasting fuse.

"| Nil The import of ih=se itemii Is (0) Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate

40

}• canalised through the S.T.C.

(61 Sodium Nitrate ("Chilean nitrate)

SECTION U—contd.

2

I

PART V—contd.

S.I No. 40—contd.

(c) (1) Muriate of potash

(it) Sulphate of Potash 3 4

I The import of these items It 1 Nil canalised through the S.T.C.

(ft) Sulphate of Ammonia

41 (i) (,b) Rubber Contraceptives.

(") Giant motor, motor cycle tyres, tubes and flaps, bi- cycle tyres and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes and flaps including solid tyres, but excluding tractor and off-the road tyres and tubes.

(""0 Tractor and off-the-road tyres, tubes and flaps excluding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhere.

Rubber battery'containcre.

(fo)

Rubber thread

fr)

Others . ..

Nil

I E.I.

Nil A. Ur on restricted basil subject to Appendix 30,

Nil A. U. on restricted basli subject to Appendix 30.

A. U. for battery manufacturers Nil

on restricted basis.

Nil A, U. for import of bare rabbet thread of over 60 gauges.

Nil ( ;i) A. U. On restricted basis for import 0 ] Rubber battery separators.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of Plastic Cloth in running length Including in tubular form with width not exceeding 3".

Nil (1) A. U. applications from organised 42 (0) (i) Wood and Timber, all sorts, not otherwise specified, in- cluding all sorts of orna- mental wood but exclud- ing agarwood, plywood, sandal wood, tagarwood, laminated wood J^ifld veneer.

manufacturers of:

(0 Jute mill wooden accessories other than jute mill picking sticks,, bobinsj box backSj lay races and loom lay blocks;

(ft) Textile mill wooden accessories;

and

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART V—coma,

S. No. 42(a)(/)—tonti.

{ill) Sports goods

will be considered only for the special types of wood and timber needed by them as per details given below :—

Types of tooot

End Use

Persimmoo wood.

(1) For the manu- facture of shuttles in the jute industry.

(2) For the manufac- Beach wood, Douglas Fir.

ture of card staves etc. for the jute industry.

Birch, Bench, Maple and Douglas Fir

(3) For the manufac- ture of bobbins for the textile industry.

(4) Sports Goods in-

dustry.

Ash, Willow, Mulberry and beach wood.

Nott.—I, Applicants must Bpecify clearly the type of wood desired to be imported.

II. Import of Limbers required for the manufacture of Tex- tile shuttles will be allowed in consultation with the Textile Commissioner. Im- port of timbers required for the manufacture of picking sticks in the Jute and Textile Industry will not be ullowed,

III. Import of pencil slau will

not be allowed.

(2) A. U. for manufacturers of light cases and tool handles for Suadrv wood of 4 ft. and above and Gewa wood of 3 ft. and above.

(3) A. U. for import of willow cleft

for sports goods industry.

(4) Impoil of corkwood is canalised

through S.T.C.

SECTION II--contd.

I

3

4

T V—contj.

PAR

Wood pulp . . ..

Nil

43

A.U.

White printing paper (excluding Nil

44

(I) Import policy for Newsprint will

be announced later.

luid marked paper which con- tains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less ihan 70% ot \iv fibre contents).

(2) The import policy for licensing of Gpecialised requirements of newspapers is given in Appendu 8.

•4 5-A

Nil

Paste board, mil) board, card bi'aid and straw bonrd, all sons.

(1) A.U. (2) Import of the following type* ot boards will not be permitted t—•

(0 Straw board.

(U) Mill board.

(Hi) Card board (other than black

centred),

(*'f) Grey board.

(0) Corrugated board,

(vi) Ivory and fine boards.

Nil

•47 Woolraw and wool tops including woo] waste shoddy wool and woollen rags,

(1) The import of this item is canalised through the S.T.C. for meeting the reqmrements of actual users on restricted basis.

(2) A. U. applications from manufac- turers of wool tops for imports ot topsol combing oil will be consi- dered by JCCI&E, Bombay in con- sultation with Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay.

61

Nil A. V. for export production only, Diamonds unset and imported uncut, excluding bon and in- dustrial diamonds.

1 (fr) Suit-case locks . . .

63

f Nil A. U. for export production only.

(") Hinges " . ..

! (I — -0 Article*, of machinery not

(I) Licences will not be valid foi machines and spare partq fot machinery mentioned in Appcndu

(2) Licences issued under this S. No otherwise specified, in thit schedule excepl when r-.'t;uired for the textile industries, te" induiiry, iron ana sieel produc- tion work.¹-, el ecu 11 supply uoclerlaklnftG, mines and qiurrics :—

will not he valid foi import of elcctrk hoist blocks upto 5 tons capacirv and i-uiJiuiK towers.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

3 4

FART V—contd.

S. No 65(i-4>-co"ri.

Detailed licensing policy is given ID ("0 Cinema Machinery (includ- ,

Appendix 31.

ing studio equipment and projection and also including sound recording apparatus for the production of cinema films).

Nil

iiv) Petroleum and gaswell drill-

ling equipment.

A. U. applications will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi, in conoulta- tion with the Ministry of Petro- chemicals, Mines and Metals, New Delhi.

(0 A.U. for import of components.

Nil

(v)(a) Air conditioners (Unit *| type or package type). 1

(6) Other types 1

(li) Import of the under mentioned components will not, however, be permitted :

I. Components for Air-conditiomri

(Unit and Package Type) 1

1. Compressors. 2. Evaporators. 3. Condensers. 4. Chillers. 5. Receivers. 6. Thermostats. 7. "Expansion valve. 8. Dryers and Dehydrators. 9. Filters.

10. Running capacitors. 11. Staning capacitors. 12. Switches. 13. Grilles and ducktings, 14. Hot stamped fittings. 15. Fans and Blowers.

II. Components for water cooltrs I

1. Compressor. 2. Thermostat. 3. Cut-outs. 4. Expansion valve. 5. Pilrers and dryers. 6. Starting capicitors. ". Running capicitors. ?,. Switches. 9. Hot stamped fitting*

to. Stainless steel tanks and

be sins 11 KUa^s.

SECTION n—conid.

I 2

FART V—contd.

I Ho. 65 (1—4) (v) (") (b)—contd.

4

3

Comfonenis for Compressors (1 HP

(IAU The following road making, haulage earth moving equip- ments :—

(a) Wheeled and Crawler tractors above 50 D.B.H.P.

(b) Shovels, excavators, mo- torised graders, vibrat- ing soil compactors, vi- brators, stone crushers, etc.

(x) Machinery required for other Industries and Undertakings.

III.

to 1/2 HP) :

1. Pistons. 2. Connecting rods. 3. Crankshaft. 4. Relays. 5. Cut-ouis. 6. Dome. 7. Cylinder heads. 8. Compressor block. 9, Discharge valve.

10. Suction valve. 11. Straitor and Rotor. 12. Gasket.

Nil A. U, applications will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi for imports from available sources on the re- commendations of the sponsoring authorities concerned.

Nil (1) Applications for import of machinery and equipment will be considered in terms of the provisions contained in Chap- ter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1969.

(3) A.U. applications from tobacco industry for import of tobacco redrying plants and parts thereof will be con- sidered by J.C.C.I. & E., Madras.

(3) A, ,U, applications from OU Companies will be considered bj CCI & E., New Delhi.

(4) A. U. for import of single purpose or double purpose machines costinp Rs. 12,600 to Rs. 15,750 each for manu- facture of watch parts.

SECTION II—contd.

2

I

3

4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 65(1-4) (x)—contd.

(5) Import of (i) Tanning Mac- hinery and (ii) Machinery or parts required for setna^ up new factories to emjti bones will not be allowed.

• 63(3:

Detailed J licensing policy i,

given in Appendix 31.

1 (f) Parts of cinema machinery (in- cluding studio equipment and projectors and also including sound recording apparatus for production of cinema films).

Nil

E.I.

(u) Parts of Refrigeration and Air- conditioning machinery other than domestic refrigerators.

E.I,

Nil

(11) (a) Spare parts of Machinery falling uuder S. No. 65 (i-4)(wO(6)/V.

E.I.

-<

(1) A. U.

(2) A. U. licences will not b" valid for import of spare parts of machinery men- tioned in Appendix 35.

'tit) Parts of machinery when re- quired for industries and under- takings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65 (1— 4)(oi'0(a) and (b)IV.

(3) A.U, licences wall not b* valid for import of Item man- tioned in Appendix 5.

(w) Industrial Knives

Nil

A. U. for import of peeling knives, slicer knives, dipper knives and chipper knives foe export production only,

(6) (a; Office machines and pans

<53

thereof:—

(if) Duplicators, Power dri- Nil

ven.

A.U. for import of spare pan* ol Power driven duplicators o( imported makes.

fi'ii) Other office machines Ni!

(1) A.U, for components for tr"o manufacture of office machine*.

(z) A.U. on restricted basis for spare parts for msi,nt

imported machines.

v ...

SECTION U—contd.

X 2

3

4

PART V—contd.

66

Automatic Electrical control Nil

A. U. for export production switches.

only.

Xil (ll A. U. application!, from news- paper establishments and qua- lity printers as defined in Appendix 9 for import ot printing machinery required for replacement or develop- ment purposes will be consider- ed by the CCI, New Delhi subject to Appendix 35. The applicants are requirtd to furnish ihc additional inform- ation alcng with their appli- cations in the proforma pres- cribed in Appendix 9.

(2) A. U. for import of Photogra- phic plates and films for quality printers.

(3) A. U. for import of type casting machines for type foundiies.

£7

SCTL-WS, . ' • tud s, N u t \, 1- iv^ iSj Coilfl Spill P'fo -J I¹ * i^IlCii specifically adnn^cd iL r JSC on miiiic:;'rc ;upen.nr,£ii ,j ma- chines, and bearing specific makers' catalogue mimbcra.

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART V— contd.

E.r.

68

(1) A.U, applications from teztU* mills will be considered by ths J.C.C.I., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

(a) Rubber Blankets (including mackintosh) tor printing presses including requirements of cloth processing machines, viz., printing, sanforizing, etc.

(2) A. U. for Mastor Printers,

Nil

A. U. for oil companies on (6) Rubber hoses requited for the

Oil Industry.

restricted basil.

Nil

69- \ Hosiery needles for hosiery ma- chinery and knitting machines whether opcraied by manual labour or mechanical power.

A.U. applications from Hosiery Manufacturer's Association, will be considered by JCGI&E., Bombay on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, .Bombay, subject to Appendix 34. Impoit of sewing machine needles required by the hosiery Industry will also be permitted wuhin Lhe tace value of licences for import of hosiery needles in consultation with the Textile Commissioner.

(|7) Parts of lifts . .

70

E.I. A. U, for import of component parts for manufacture of lifts.

S.T.C.

Nil

(i) Wheeled ,iad Cr^svier Trac- tors upto and including 50 Draw Bai Horse Power.

E. I.

Qn) Spnre pat is for agricultural tr.it'ors and for tt ictor drawn agricultural implements.

(1) Requests fiom ird Ti'dual tiactcr owners for i-pccin! requirement of tractor parts will be considered for small values if they arc not in a position to procure their requirements from established importers. The applications should be made direct to the regional licensing authorities concerned duly recommended hy the Tehsildar/Revcnue Officer concerned.

tO Licences will not be valid for

import of spare parts of BgricuU tural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D/ Patt II.

SECTION II—contd.

1 3

4

3

PART V—contd

S. No. 74 (iii) —contd

(3) Import of ball and roller bear- ings mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollers/needle rollers men- tioned in remaiks column against S. No. 9C?)'ll will noi be allowed as spares or as CKD pans.

(4) The requirements of high carbon steel plain discs other than those mentioned 111 Appendix 4-D, Part II and coulter, scalloped, cutaway discs will he mei irom the stock imported by S.T.C.

Nil A. U. for Coffee Industry for im- port of •— (1) Coflcc pulping and curing mi- (c) Power driven agricultural machinery excluding Sheep Foot Rollers, Tractors, Ro- tary Hoes and Rotary Tillers,

cbineij.

(it) Spare parts ol power dri'.en sprayers (on vt_MrjcteU baiii",.

(m) Applications w 11 be considcied by Jt.CC.I. ^ E., Madras.

E.I.

Nil

(vi) Parts of Pover driven agri-

cultural machinary

Nil

75

(1) A. U. for approved dairy and p.'ultn iurms for import of equipment [or replacement purposes on]y.

(2) A. U. for approved manufjicliu- ets of dairy and povltr\ equip- ment for itnport oi components for the manufjclvrc ol complete equipments.

(3) A.U. for import of spare parts for mainicjian.ee purposes.

(4) Licences mil not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appcndix35.

The following Dairy and Poultry Farm Appliances, namely, cream separators, milking ma- chines, milk sterilizing or pas- turising plant, milk aerating and cooling apparatus, chums, but- ter dryers, butter workers, milk- bottle fillets and cappers, appa- ratus specially designed i'or testing milk and other dairy prcducts and lncubatoitj, also •JOETponent parts of these appli- ances privided that they can be rcadi.y fitted into their proper pl.ices in the appliances for which they are imported, and that they cannot ordinarily be used for purposes other than dairy and poultry farming.

76 1

(1) A. U, The import will be allowed in the manner indicated below:—

(

(a) Industrial sew- Applications will ing machines be considered and componcnls/ by the regional spare parrs the- licensing autho- reot' other than rilics in consul- over lock, flat tation with lock and chain D.G.T.D. lock machines.

SECTION II—contd.

I

2

4

3

PART V— contd.

B. No. j6(a)—contd.

(ft) Flat lock and "1 Applications will. chain lock be considered machines. from hosiery goods manufa~ cturcrs andtex- (c) Overlock ma- ttile mills by the chines (on the JCCI&E, Bom- bnsis i"f 50% bay in consul- indigenous and tation with the 50% imported,) Textile Com- missioner, Bom- bay. The hosiery goods manu- facturers not registered under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act should send iheir applica- tions through the Director of Industries of the State concerned.

Nil A.U. The import will be allowed in- the manner indicated below :—

(*> Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which arc worked by r°wer and require for their operation one quarter hoipc power "nd above.

Applications will be considered by the JCCI & E, Bombay in con- sultation with Commissioner, Bom hay.

(1) Industrial sew- ing machines' and spure parts exclusively used in the textile industry and required for re- placement pur- poses.

Applicuuons from units other than textile mills will be considered by the regional li- censing autho- rities in consul- tation with D.G.T.D.

(2) Industrial sew- ing machines and compo- nent s/spare parts thereof of her than over- lock flat lock and chain lock machines.

(3) Overlock sew- f Applications will ing machines be considered (on the basis from. hosiery of 50% indi- goods manu- genous and facturcrs and jo% import- textile mills by ed). the JCCI&E.

SECTION II—contd.

1

I

3 4

PART V— contd.

S. Nfo. 76(b)—contd.

(4) Flat lock' and Bombay in con- chain ".lock in- sultfltfon with dustrial sewing the Textile machines. Commissioner,

J Bombay. The hosiery goods manufacturers not registered under the In- dustries (Deve- lopment and Regulation) Act should send their applica- tions through the Director of Industries of the L State concerned.

Notes :

(1) Permissible spare parts of indus- trial sewing machines will be allowed clearance upto 5% of the face value of licences only when imported along with the consignments of industrial sewing machines falling under serial num- ber 76/V, even though such spare parts may be differently classi- fiable. "Imports of such spare parts from a country other thofl the country from which the in" duatritl sewing machines are im- ported will not be permitted.

(2) Industrial sewing machines falling under S. No, 76/V, are those machines (either complete or head, with or without other parts; whose landed cost with dutv ex- ceeds the amounts shown below and which are generally used for industrial or commercial purposes by tailors, hosiery or leather Works for stitching heavy clothing, ho- siery or leather, etc. :

7—5 GofI

SECTION II- --comd.

J 2

4

3

Rs.

PART V-~Contd.

No. 76(b)—<.

s.

Complete machines whether hand or foot .

590

Machine in parts:—

Head .

395

40

Cover .

Stand (treadle and

160

table)

Base .

30

Hand attachment . 15

N.B.—The value in respect of Head

Cover, Stand (treadle and table) Base and Hand attachment as indicated above will be appli- cable only when these items arc imported with the ma- chines.

Nil (0 A.U. on restricted basis.

al fewing

) Neediest or all industrj

(P.

machines*

(it) Import of needleB for Industrial [Sewing Machines of sizes specified below will not be permitted :—

Equivalent System Needles

Singer Cata- logue No,

Singer CIa"& Var'ciy

(3)

(2)

CO 16x87 2055 16, 34, 34R, 050, 70, 187, 216, 287. 315,326,365,376, 387,431,432.476, 606, 690, 690R, 695R, 742, 798, 1007,1104,1104R, 1642, 1652, H026, 71K, 108, 1642V and 1647.

16x231 1254 H26, 23iV'O', 1149, 1642H, 1738, 1738G.

1111 66, 1881, 2060

24X i

1526

'/I X ]

43 iA, 43 IB, 4365, 1442,

135x1

6\B, 354. i53i,

1451

1673-

SECTION n—contd.

I

3

4

PART K—contd.

(3)

S. No. 76(c)—contd.

1901

135x7

134. I34H, 134R, 134TR, 7S7, 1340. 1681, 1759, 1831, 1844, 1953, 007.

25H, H25, 1128. 621, MY 1023A.

88x1 81x1 16x2 86x1 206x2

1315 1225 2082 2770 2510

• -

(0 Hearing-aids and parrs

A.U. Please sec Annexure to thin

E.I.

thereof.

Section.

Nil

<

Hi) Tape and wire recorders, all sorts and arts thereof.

(0 A.U, applications from film studios for import of magnetic perforated films will be considered by tin J.C.C.I. & E, Bombay, Madras and Calcutta on the recommendation o( the Regional Advisory Committees on Raw Films.

(n) Please see Annexure to this

Section.

(h) Public address equipments

tad. pans thereof:—

Nil

(1) Amplifiers (2) Loudspeakers

Nil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38 A. U. for manufacturers of loud- speakers (Paper cone type/Pressure unit type) in the small scale sector for Import of the following compo- nents :—

Loudspeaker! (Paper cone type)

Value limit

1.  Enamelled copper wire
  thinner  than 44 SWG.     20%
2.  Pap'r  cones ~      .   60%
3.  Spider  cloth .     .    10%
4.  Adhesive and solvents    10%
5.  Weather  proof  voice
  coil paper.     .         15%
6.  Braided  wire,  specie]
  riveta    .     .     .   15%

loudspeakers (Prnswt unit type

r. Special adhesive. " 2, tinamelled copper

wire thinner than 63 palsc 44 SWG. y perloua-

3. Aluminium wind- speaker,

ing wire.

4. Voice coil lead

wire.

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V—contd.

S. No. 78—contd.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix

Nil

(5) Microphones

Nil

Heating elements .

(")

A. U. for import of specialised requirements, of heating element! otherthan Nichrome Heating (Tubu- lar type) upto 75O°C in Chrome- nickel steel and copper tubing.

Nil (i) A. U.

>:? Rectifiers and battery char- gers and parts thereof.

(2) Import of Selenium ty pe Rectifier

will not be allowed,

(3) Import of Silicon Diodes upto 100

Amps, will not be allowed.

Nil

iviU)

A. U. applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

Yarn and cloth testing Machines including other types of textile testing ma- chines.

(l) A. U. for import of the following

Nil

Other; . . ..

i'x)

items :—

(a) Thermostatic electric control! for the regulation of tempera- ture of energy in-put in elec- trically heated system.

(b) Specialised electrical instru- ments and apparatus, other than those under S. No. 39/II and other S. Nos. in the I.T.C. Schedule. Ijnport of pH meter electrodes PH meter*, and Fish Findem "ill be allowed on restricted basis.

(2) Licences will not b" valid for import of flourcscent lamps, start- er*, glow switches, electric desk table lamps and electric lighting fittings of all sorts, electric coin- opcratea ticket issuing and personal platform weighing machine!, crys- tal blanks, timken Illuminated outdoor signs, flashes and time- switches, Coffee Roasters, Cooking Ranges, Furnaces and Ovens, Geysers, Grinders, Heaters and Stoves, IronB, Kettles, Toasters, Water Heaters & Boilers, Electrical Appliances and electric bulbs falling under SI. No. 38-A/II.

SECTION II—contd.

i

•

3 4

PART V—contd.

E.I.

79 Electro-medical apparatus and pans thereof, not otherwise specified including ultra-violet and Infra-red lamps for medical treatment.

A. U, on restricted basis for import of (i) diagnostic equipment ovei and above 500 MA capacity, and (ii) X-Ray equipment of over and above 500 MA capacity and electro- medical equipment.

Nil

87 Aeroplanes^, aeroplane parts, aero-' plane engines, aeroplane engine parts and rubber tyres and tube* used exclusively for aero- planes

88

(1) Licences will be granted to actual users, approved stockists and dis- tributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi. Licences will not be valid for import of the si7e" of aero tyres/covers and tubes men- tioned in Appendix 30. Applications should be made to C.C.I. & E., New Delhi by 30-9-1969.

(2) Import of the following itcm"

will not be allowed :—

(0 Varnish shellac to approved All manufactured articles and ma- terials used in aircraft con- struction and books, drawings, diagrams, illustrations and any other technical publications im- ported for the purpose of main- tenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero-engines and their instruments and equipments ; provided that nothing falling under this description shall be deemed to fall under other Serial No, of this Schedule.

specification No. BSSX 18.

(//) High flying Oxygen to approved

aircraft specification.

(M) Thinner to approved aircraft specification and CelluloM Nitrate Dope to specification AN.T.T.D. 514-3 and cleir dope to specification No. DTD, 1*1-3.

(iv) Aircraft solders grades A&B to B.S. Specification No . 219/ 49-

(P) Dakota aircraft 1a Volt 85 amphour battery type No. 6A 13 RT

(vf) HT-2 aircraft 24 Volt* 20AH

Batteries Pt. No. ia TA-9B.

SECTION II—contd

I

2

4

3

PART F-^K>ntd.

8g Ships and other vessels for In'

Nil (1) Applications for import of ships and vessels for breaking up pur- poses will be considered by C.C.I. in consultation with the Director General of Shipping, Bombay.

land and harbour navigation in-

cluding steamers, launches, boats

and frigates imported entire

or in section; provided that arti-

cles of machinery as defined in

Item N o. 72 or N o. 72(3) of the

First Schedule to the Indian

Tariff Act, 1934, shall, when

separately imported, not be

deemed to be included here-

under.

90 Light ships . . ..

91 Furniture tackle and apparel, not otherwise described for steam sailing, rowing and other vessels*

(2) A. U, applications for import of

cargo vessels, fishing vessels, ship

equipment which cross Indian

Customs Border will be considered

by C.C.I., New Delhi for import

from available s ources on the recom-

mendation of Ministry of Ship-

ping & Transport.

92 c) Weighing machines and E.I.

Nil.

part* thereof.

g) (2) Surveying and Mathemiti-'

C

cal instruments, the follow-

ing namely 1—

(a) Slide rules .

(ft) Prismatic compass

(0) Clinometer and other

magnetic compasses

• E.I. Nil

id) Drafting machines

(#) Plane-Table equipment

—Ordinary and Techo-

metric.

1

(j) Theodolitic*

g) (3) Others

Nil A, U. for import of the following

(

items :—

(1) Beam Compasses.

(2) Black Board CotnpaiK*.

(3) Bow Compasses,

(4)| Dividers.

(j)l Drawing Boards.

(6) Drawing Board Trottta.

(7) Drawing Instrument boiei

and sets.

SECTION n—contd.

1

t

3

4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 92(i?)(3)—comd.

(S) Drawing pens.

(9) Half Sets aud Loose

Drawing Instruments.

(10) Printing Frames,

( n) Proportional Compasses.

(r2) Spring Bows

(13) "T Squares.

Pressure Gauges

Nil A. U. for export production only.

92C*)

(ni) Micro Eardrum hearing

E.I.

Nil

aids.

E.I.

(n) Other* . . ..

(1) A. U. for import 01 the

following items <

(a) Curometers ior tobacco

industry.

(6) Tyre retreading moulds for

tyre retreading industry.

(c) Pressure regulators with or

without gauges.

(2) A. U, applications from sugar

industry for import of control and

measuring instruments will be con-

sidered.

(3) A. U. applications rrom textile

and textile accessories industries

will be considered by JCCI & E,

Bombay in consultation with Tex-

tile Commissioner, Bombay, sub-

ject to Appendix 34.

(4) A. U. for import of Oil meters for

Tea Industry.

(5) A. U. licences will not be valid

for import of items mentioned In

Appendix 5,

Nil

i (a) (0 Goggles, sun-glasses,

93-94

glare glasses.

A. U. for Import of glare glasses for

export production only.

(fe) Rough blanks other than

A. U, on restricted basis.

Nil.

bifocal blanks

Nil

E.I.

(d) Scientlflc and medical In-

cluding surgical instru-

ments, equipment and ap-

pliances and parts thereof,

made wholly/mainly of rub-

ber and/or made wholly/

mainly of glass including

laboratory glassware.

SECTION II—contd.

I 3 3

4

PART V—ixntd.

S.

, No. 93-94—contd.

E.I.

(") Medical including Surgical

instruments, equipment and appliances and pane thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

A. U. applications from hospitals, educational and technical institu- tions etc., for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi on restricted basis. Applications should be submitted bv 30-Q-1969, Licences issued for this sub- item will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

E.I. Nil.

(j) Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and pans thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass.

A. U. for import of Metallurgical

Nil.

microscopes.

(g) Microscopes and acces- sories and p"rts thereof. Microscope slideB and cover glasses, Brinell's microscopes and parts thereof,

E.I.

(j) Dental instruments, equip- ment end appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified.

A. U. applications from hospitals for import of these noodB will be con- Bidered by CC1&E, New Delhi, on restricted basis. Applications should be submitted by 3O-9-I9&9'

A. U. for import of valve bladders 95

Nil for expon production only.

(0) Tennis balls . . .I (b) Squash balls . . Y (c) Otters . . . . J

Asbestos raw . , . Nil A. U.

98

Cellulose acetate flakes> moulding Nil 1

l ot

powder and sheets.

[i) A. U. for import of cellulose acetate flakes and sheets on res- tricted basis.

( 2) Import of cellulose acetate moulding powder will not be allowed.

Cellulose acetate butyrate and Nil

10I-A

A.U. for manufacturers of fountain- pens and ball point pens only.

cellulose acetate propionate.

SECTION U—contd.

I

2

3

4

V—contd.

PART

Cellulose film scrap.

101-C

Nil A. U. for import of cellulose acetate film scrap only for manufacture of lacquers and bangles.

101-D

Nil

Cellulose nitrate sheets, rocU

and tubes.

A. U. Import of cellulose nitrate tubes of external diameter 3/4* and above will not be permitted.

IOI-E Chloride moulding powder,

N il Policy is given against S, No. 113-!/

[04

N il A. U. Import of Diamond Powder

will not be allowed.

Diamonds Industrial, natural and synthetic, in all forms includ- ing diamond grift and powder,

105

Nil A. U. for export production only.

Fibreboards (.e.g., hardboards and insulating boards) excluding plywood and vulcanised fibre sheets.

106 Gas black, thermatomic black, Nil (1) A. U. for manufacturers of rubber

goods, paints and printing inks.

acetylene black and carbon black also including lamp black.

(2) A. U. for import of Acetylene black (Soot) for manufacture of Dry battery cells.

no Nickel Catalyst

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for Vaiwspati Industry. Applications will be con- sidered by Jt. C.C.I. &E, (CLA) New Delhi.

I II Phenol formaldehyde moulding Nil (1) A. U.

powder

(2) Licences Issued will not be valid for import of general purpose OT electrical grade moulding pow- ders.

112

Nil (i) A. U. for Import of :—

Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes, rods and other materials.

(a) Tube* whether paper Electrical based or fabric based industry, and/or paper based rods.

(6) Cast Phenolic Bangle

resinous tubes. induttry.

(c) Cast Phenolic Button

resinous sheet* industry, and rods,

(li) Import of Laminated sheets paper or fabric based and fabric based rodi will not be allowed.

SECTION M-contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V—contd.

Nil

113 Acrylic plastic moulding powder,

sheets, rods and tubet.

(1) A. U. for Import of moulding powder and Methyl Methacrylatc monomer.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis foi button manufacturers for import of Pearlascent variety of sheets only.

(3) A. U. for import of acrylic sheets scrap for the manufacture of Acrylic sheets.

Nil

Polyvinyl chloride plastic sheets

113-A

(Unsupported).

A. U. for Import of rigid implastirized sheets with vicat softenirg point above 70⁰ C only for the manufac- ture of industrial items- At the time of clearance of goods, the licensee will be required to produce a certificate from foreign supplier/ manufacturer to the effect that the material Imported conforms to the required specifications.

Nil

Polystyrene

113-C

A. U. for import of both general purpose and high impact grades of Polystyrene for export production only. Import of expandable Polys- tyrene willnot be permitted.

A- U. for manufacture of Adhesive*

Nil

Poly vinyl acetats* resin powder

113-D

Only.

(l) A- TJ. for manufacture of Polyvinyl

Nil

Polyvinyl butyral resin

H3-E

Butyral foils.

(2) Polyvinyl Butyral foils In any form will not be covered under this Serial No.

h. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Polyvinylidene chloride

II3-F

Polyvinyl formal end Polyvinyl

H3-G

A. U, on restricted basis.

Nil

Acetol . . ..

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

Polyvinyl chloride resin powders

H3-H

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

113-I

F.V.C. composition including moulding powder.

SECTION II—contd.

I z

3

4

PART F~contd.

Nil

113-K

Polytetra Fluoroethylene Re- sins (filled, unfilled or pig- ment ed) and products thereof.

(1) A. U. for import of PTFE Re- Bins (filled, unfilled and pigmentcd) for manufacture of PTFE pro- ducts.

(2) Imports of PTFE Bheets, rods, tubes, ropes and tapes will not be permitted. 1 However, applica- tions from actual users of these products will be considered for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pigmetitcd) for getting the same processed by manufac- turers of the PTFE products.

(3) Imports of special industrial com- ponents will be allowed on res- tricted basis.

A. U. for :—

E. I.

Stereo flongs

115

(a) Newipapei Applications will industry. be considered by the CCI, New Delhi a" pel Appendix 8.

(b) Block making

and engraving industries.

116 Synthetic resins, all sorts, not

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

otherwise specified— (0 PhenoliCj Urea, Melamine, AJkyds and Maleic resins.

A. U, on restricted basis.

(tf) Synthetic Ion Exchange Nil

Retina.

Nil (1) A. U.

(iv) Synthetic resins, all sons, n.o.s., other than those covered by S. No. u6(i)/ V, S. No. n6(fl)/Vand n6(""ii)/V.

(2) Licences will not be valid for the import of High Styrene resins and synthetic resins in semi-liquid form containing volatile solvents which can be easily separated from resins and' also dispersions and emulsion of synthetic resins which are classifiable under S. Nos. 34—37/V-

(3) Licences will not be valid for the Import of Copolymcr bead* of Divinyl Benzene Styrene.

Textile Printing Dyes

Policy is indicated against S. No.

I-B of Part III.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V—contd.

Nil

Urea-formaldehyde moulding

A. U. for export production only r i8

powder.

Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods

119

Nil

and tubes.

A. U, for import of vulcanised fibre sheets for insulation purposes in the manufacture of electrical goods and for manufacture of rail jointings and abrasives.

122 All articles not otherwise sped

tied in the Schedule :—

(1) A. U. on restricted basis.

(i) Plastic materials, not other- Nil

wise specified.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of Polyvinyl Butryal resin sheets only for manufacturers of safety glass.

(3) A. U. for import of Mylar film with Joining tape for weaving on C & K looms.

(4) Please sec remark against S No

122 (xlbO/V.

Nil

(it) Fluorspar

A. U. on restricted basis for import of Acid grade flourspar for the manufacture of (i) Hydrofluoric acid, and (ii) Vitreous Enamel Frit.

Nil

(IHI Bleaching earth (BUch as Fuller's Earth Fulmem, Tonsil etc.V

(1) A,' U. on restricted basis for import of activated bleaching earth for cotton seed oil required by Vanss- p"ti industry.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of activated bleaching earth for bleaching deep coloured oils such at refined cotton seed oil, refined castor oil, refined palm oil and refined linseed oil and solvent extracted ground-nut oil.

Nil A. U. for export production only.

(viti) Snap fasteners

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

(&) Cryolite

Nil

(art) Flints stones for cigarette

A. U. for lighter industry and for manufacturers of mechanical toys. lighter.

Nil

(xiv) Staple fibre tops and other

synthetic and proteinou* flbie tops.

Import of synthetic flbre/tow will be allowed through the S.T.C. to the extent recommended by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

SECTION II—contd.

I

2

3

4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 122—contd

Nil

(xv) Staple fibre including syn- thetic proteinous cut fibres.

(1) Impon of all synthetic non- cellulose fibres including Polyester fibre is canalised through the S. T. C. for meeting the requirements of actual users on restricted basis.

(2) A. U. for import of synthetic fibre filter cloth (other than that for textile purposes).

Nil A. U, on restricted basis.

I'xarit) Feathers

Mil

(x*u) Plastic moulding powder,

A U. on restricted basis.

not otherwise upccified.

Nil A. U. for impot of Resin/Flux and Fluxes antioxidants for export pro- duction only.

(xxvii) Fluxite soldering paste and fluxes for gas or arc weld- ing, melting and refining metals.

Nil

(xxix) Filter aids

A. U. for Vanaspati Industry.

Nil

(xxxit) Glass mineral, slag wool,

fibre glass and products thereof.

A. U. for import of electrical var- niBhed glass cloth and tape, var- nished fibre glass slaevmg, fibre glass Insulated flexible wires, and lamuiated flbre glass shoeti for export production only.

Nil

(xttt) Laboratory ware made of

A.U.

•iliCB.

Nil A.U

(xliii) Silicawaio equipment, for

sulphuric, hydrochloric and

nitric add plant! and Cera-

mic equipments for chlo-

rine plants.

(xliv)  Silicon                          Nil     A.  U.  Licences  will  not  be  valid  for
                                                    import  of  silica  gel.
(xtv)  Petroleum  coke                   Nil.    A.  U,  on  restricted  basis  for import
                                                    of  calcined  petroleum  coke.

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V—concld.

S. No, 1*2—contd.

(x!ix) Stamping foiU (film-base)

Nil A. U. applications from actual useri engaged in the undermentioned uses will be considered for import of Polystcr films (S. No. 122 (0/ V) which can be converted into stamping foils from the indigenous manufacturer* :—

(1) Fountain pens.

(it) Bangles.

(iii) Plastic and Fancy leather good*.

Civ) Pencils.

(v) Shoes.

(ui) Sports goods.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Q) Yeast Food and Yeast Culture (tt) Others

(2) A. U. applications for import of

Nakhla (cattle fish wing) from

Agarbalhy Industry will be con-

sidered.

(3) Import of Polyurethene foam

and Cerium Oxide will not be

allowed.

PART VI

Detailed licensing policy in given

Mactrne ToMs

in Appendix 11.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II

I. Import Policy for licensing of raw materials /components to the

manufacturers of Clocks and Time-pieces for the period April

196&—March 1970.

A.U. applications from the existing units only in the small scale sector for import of components parts and raw materials for the manufacture of various types of clocks and one-day alarm time-pieces will be considered on the basis indicated below: —

(A) Pendulum Clocks: Small scale units may be allowed to import only the following components, parts and raw materials within the c.i.f. value of Rs. 450 per clock: —

(i) Spring steel strips and wires; (ii) Brass bars, rounds, sheets, strips, extruded sections (of special free cutting quality brass used for Horological industry only);

(iii) Precision screws; (iv) Clock oils and radium powder on restricted basis.

(B) Lever Clocks: The import of components, parts and raw materials allowed for import for Pendulum Clocks will also be allow- ed for the manufacture of Lever Clocks within the c.i.f. value of Rs. 4-50 per Lever Clock. In addition, the import of 'Liver Escape- ment Assembly' costing not more than Rs. 650 each will also be allowed for the manufacture of Lever Clocks within the said c.I.f. value of Rs. 450 per Lever Clock.

(C) Electric Clocks: No parts of electric clocks will be allowed to be imported. Import of only those raw materials may be allowed as are indicated under para (A) for 'Pendulum Clocks' subject to the maximum c.i.f. value of Rs. 40 per clock.

(D) Alarm Time-pieces: The following components and parts may be allowed for import: —

(i) Hair -springs; (ii) Balance wheel; (iii) Balance staff; (iv) Balance bearing screws; (v) Escape Wheels (Alarm and Time); (vi) Time lever and Alarm lever (Hammer);

(via) Precision screws.

Import of raw materials such as brass, bars, sheets, strips, pipes, extruded sections (of brass suitable for Horological industry only), spring steel strips and wires, mild steel sheets (prime and waste/ waste) only PCRCA and CRDD quality, free cutting steel, electroplat- ing salts, radium powder, solution and composition and watch oils, may also be allowed.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II—contd-

The value of components, parts and raw materials per time-piece which may be allowed to be imported will be Rs. 4 00 per time-piece, but the import of components and parts will be restricted only upto 25 per cent, of the face value of the licence.

(E) For any other special types of clocks, alarm time-pieces, stop watches or clocks or any other time devices the import of compo- nents/raw materials to the existing manufacturers of these items or for diversification to only the existing manufacturers of clocks and time-pieces, will be considered in consultation with the Development Commissioner, Small Scale Industries, New Delhi.

GENERAL: (i) The small scale units who may import raw mate- rials for manufacture of parts for above-mentioned industries, will be allowed to get such parts manufactured from other indigenous manufacturers for which the necessary machinery and equipment may not be available with the small scale units importing such raw materials.

(ii) In the case of small units who may be requiring any special type of materials for the above-mentioned industries, the applications for inclusion of such items within the same value of import licence, will be considered in consultation with the Development Commis- sioner, Small Scale Industries, New Delhi.

(iii) The small units may also be allowed to utilise their import licence upto 10 per cent, of the face value of the licence to import small tools and equipment, tool and alloy steel for dies and oil stones. If the requirement exceeds 10 per cent, of the value of the licence, it may be considered in consultation with the Development Commis- sioner, Small Scale Industries, New Delhi.

(iv) No applications from small scale units for the import of com- ponent parts, raw materials, accessories and machinery items will be considered for the manufacture of watches.

(v) No applications from new units for the import of raw materials, components or machinery will be considered for the manufacture of pendulum clocks, lever clocks, electric docks and time pieces.

TT. import Policy for import of raw materials -for the manufac- ture of printing ink by small scale units.

A.U. applications from small scale units manufacturing printing ink will be considered for the import of the items mentioned below on restricted basis.

List of items to be considered for import: 1. Titanium Dioxide (Anatase). 2. Titanium Dioxide (Rutlle) 3 Carbon Black 4 Pbthalocyanine (rreen

ANNEXURE TO SECTION H—comit.

5. Pigment Dyestuffs which are allowed for import in term* of Appendix 29. 6. Bronze Powder.

Drying Oilt

7. Tung Oil.

Reairu

8. Gum Arabic. 9. Synthetic resins which are permissible for import under S. No. 116/V. Soloentt

10. Diacetone Alcohol. 11. Methyl Isobutyl, Ketone. 12. Methyl Ethyl Ketone. 13. Ethyl Cellulose. 14. Ethylene Glycol. 15. Methyl Cyclohexanene. 16. Gilsonite. 17. Lecithin. 18. Magnesium Carbonate. 19. Borate of Manganese. 20. Tricresyl Phosphate. 21. Fanal Colours. 22. Synthetic Waxes. 23. Cyclohexanol. 24. Ethylene glycol mono ethyl ether. 25. Ethylene glycol mono butyl ether.

III. Import Pohcy jor raw materials and consumable stores required by Fire Works Units.

1. A.U. applications from S.S.I. Units manufacturing Fire Work* will be considered for import of the following items: —

Items End Product

(1) Straw paper. "1

(2) Coloured newsprint. 1 / o, „ . . . .. > Fire Works.

(3) Carbonising tissue paper. |

(4) Vegetable parchment paper. J

(5) Zinc sheets. Paper Caps.

Chemicals and Allied Items

(a) Gum Arabic /Gum Fire works and paper cap*,

Accacia.

(b) Potato Dextrene. Do.

8—5 GofI

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II—conid.

Items End Product

(c) Red Phosphorous. Paper caps. (d) Antimony Sulphide. Do. 2. Applications will be considered only from those units who possess licences under the Explosives Act. (V. Import Policy for licensing of raw materials/components to manufacturers of tape recorders.

A.U. applications from existing units in the small scale sector will be considered for the import of the following components and raw materials for the manufacture of tape recorders within the pack value of Rs. 30 c.i.f. per tape recorder. Magnetic tapes will be allowed upto a maximum price of Rs. 12 c.i.f. and other finished components will be allowed upto a maximum price of Ra. 10 c.i.f.: —

(1) Magnetic tape. <2) Radio components except gang or tuning capacitors and trimmers as allowed for transistor receivers and valve receivers.

(3) Valves not made Indigenously. (4) Record/Erase heads or parts thereof such as mumetal laminations and sheets, berylium copper foil,

(5) Microphone parts such as, diaphragm, magnet and related hardware or microphone cartridge.

(0) Hardware and other mechanical/rubber parts, (to the ex- tent of 15 per cent, of the face value of the licence).

(7) Spares for servicing, (to the extent of 5 per cent, of the face value of the licence).

(8) Prototype tape recorders—a maximum of 2 prototype tape recorders subject to a maximum of Rs. 600 may be allowed within the value of the licence—subject to tft* condition that these are not to be sold.

N.B.—(1) Applications for approval of new schemes for the manu- facture of tape recorders should be made to the Office of the Development Commissioner (SSI), New Delhi through the State Director of Industries.

(2) Import licences for components/materials for Tape record- ers iBsued under this policy can also be utilised for the import of components required for servicing of tape re- corders upto 24% of the face value of the licence within the over-all face value.

V. Import Policy .for licensing of raw materials/components for manufacture of Hearing Aids to small units.

A.U, applications from the existing S.S.I. units manufacturing hearing aids will be considered for import of the, following raw material* and- components for the manufacture of hearing, aids In relation to their actual production of hearing aids in the previous year at the rate of Rs. 47 -50 c.i.f. per hearing aid: —

1. Telephone/Earphone Receiver

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II—concld.

2. Cord/Cordage, Contacts. 3. Bone Conductor.

4. Headband.

5. Earmould.

6. Eartips, Special tubing for eartips.

7. Earmould attachment.

8. Miniature switches assembly and parts thereof.

9. Miniature Volume Control and parts thereof.

10. Miniature Resistors.

11. Miniature Electrolytic Capacitors.

12. Miniature Ceramic, Capacitors.

13. Miniature potentiometers for AVC or peak-clipping.

14. Miniature transistors and diodes to be recommended only after documentary evidence by the unit that these are not indigenously available.

15. Hardware (5%) foam rubber for microphone mountings. 16. Phosphor bronze wire. 17. Mesh for microphone. 18. Hearing Aid Microphone. 19. Permalloy strips (not sheets). 20. Hearing Aid Cell (upto 5%). 21. Laminates Epoxy/phenolic copper 1mm and under. 22. Nylon moulding powder. 23. Aluminium for high grade anodizing. 24. Special lacquers glues and cements.

Noras:-—(1) The licences issued to the S.S.I, units for the import of above raw materials and components for the manufac- ture of hearing aids at the rate of Rs. 47-50 ci.f. per hearing aid may be endorsed for import of low voltage transistors suitable for hearing aids only if supplies thereof cannot be made by the indigenous manufac- turers.

(2) Applications for approval of new schemes for the manu- facture of Hearing Aids should be made to tHe Office of the Development Commissioner. (SSI), New Delhi through the State Director of Industries.

(3) Import licences for components/materials for Hearing Aids issued under this policy can also be utilised for the import of components required for servicing of Hearing Aids upto 24% of the face value of the licence within the overall face value.

SECTION ffl

IMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED

IMPORTERS

NOTES I—

(1) The licensing authority will be the regional licensing authority concerned un- less otherwise specified.

(2) The established importers will have intcrchengeability In the utilisation of their quota licences eg indicated in the Annexure to this section. The condi- tions and restrictions applicable to the Import of any goods against 1 icences issued for specific items will apply to such goods even if imported against licences) for other item(s) under the concession of interchangeability provided in thl* policy.

(3) Quota licences for import of goods from U.S.A. under U. S. AID will not bfr

granted if the entitlement works out to less than Rg. 41,250.

Description

Remarks

Import Policy

Part & S.No. of the I.T.G, Schedule

¹

4

3

PART II

39 Power iciven road rollers and

componerit parti thereof.

SECTION IH—contd.

I 3

4

PAPT A/—contd.

S. N0.30 (P (til)—contd.

(2) Quota licences will also be valid for the import of spare parts speci- fied in Appendix d upto thi extent indicated against them.

(3) Please see Annexure to thi* Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

(4) Additional licencesjf will be issued to established importers on a quota of 10% on the basis of imports of spare parts or 2% on imports of complete engines for import from U.S.A. under U.S. AID. The concession of interchangeabijity allowed under remark (3) above will not be applicable to the additional licences.

(6) Pans of Petrol,J[GaB and

Keroiene Engine*.

(1) Licences will be granted to established importer* on a quota of 30% from U. S, A. under U. S. AID.

'2) Quota licences will also be valid for the import of spare part* ipccified In Appendix 4 upto the extent indicated against them.

(") Fans ot Motors

-3a

10% 01 (1) Please sec Annexure to this 2 % on Section regarding interchaage- imports of ability of qutoa licences, complete motors. (1) Additional licences will be granted to established importers on • quota of 20% from U.S.A. under U. S. AID. The concession of interchangcabiliiy allowed under remark (1) above will not b" applicable to the addition*! licences.

(3) Import of the following items

wul not be permitted:—

(a) Commutator!! for D.C mctcx*

upto 20 H.P.

(b) Segments of commutator* for

motors of all sizes.

(e) Carbon Brushes except special typts (Hlectrographiric errde and brushes of odd "ize) re- quired as spares.

SECTION m—contd.

I a

PART U—contd.

8. No. 32—contd.

(Ai) Putt of Generator*

74% or (t)Plea"e "ee Annexure to thli

i j% on Section regarding interchange'

imports of ability of quota licenced,

complete

generators, (a) Import of the following Items -will

not be permitted :—

(a) Commutators for D.C. motort

Upto ZO H.P.

(>) Carbon Bruahet except of ipeclal

type* of odd sizes required •*

•pares.

40%] (0 Quota licenced will be valid

only for import of spare part* of

machinery other than those men-

tioned in Appendix 35,

Component pan* ai de-

fined in Import Tariff item

No. 73(3) of machinery

specified In clause* (0,

(a), (3) and (A) of S. No.

36 of Part II, cichding

those coreied by Serial

No. 68 of Put V of this

Schedule.

(tf) Import of the following items

will be allowed in 'be manner

indicated below 1—

(a) Oil* Seal), ctpacMwa, bolts

and nuts Bpectafiy adapted for

use in this typo 01 machi-

nery (upto a ja of the face

value of quota licences).

'b) Safety hook*, cage chatty ••§• pension gear and witc top* capples (upto ^% of thq face value of quota licences).

(") Blccttlc control gear which are specially designed foi machines like coni cun*r* (Hpto 5^ of the face value of quota licences).

(tff) Please see Annexure to this Sec*

lion regarding interchangeabilty

of quota licences.

(iv) Import of boiler flttlngg will

b" allowed on production of a-

certificate as prescribed in

Appendix 35.

(0) The licensing authority for thi"

htm will be JCCI4E, Calcutta.

SECTION m—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART II—cowd.

3S-A (c) Studio elcccric and protector

bulbn.

i Quota liceacei will be valid tot

studio bulbs conforming to B.

S.S. 1075 of 1961 or iw equi-

valent and projector bulbs con-

forniinR to B. S. S. ijaa of

i960 or it" equivalent. Only

upiu 50% of the face value of

ihe licence issued c"n be utl-

liied for import of profectoi

Sulbs.

(7) Quota licences will be valid foi

46 (b) Carbons

5%

the Import oft—

Cinemu arc carbons whether finished

or s ;mi-finished, other than those

mentioned below :—

High Intensity Carbont.

With the foUavjim; diameters and in all

length:

Negmivt

Positive 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm 9 mm

5 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm

low Intensity Carbons.

With the following dicrneters and in

all lengths:

Positive

Negative

7 ram

R mm

10 mm 12 mm

,,

,111,1 The licensing authority for thlt

item will be Jt.C.C.1. & B.,

Bombay.

(Jv) Ttie tale, trmntfer ot disposal

In whattrer mumct of th"

Imported Cinetnt Carbom should

be mode only in accordance

with the directions of the

r . C C I. & E,, Bombty.

SECTION m—conto

X a

4

1

PART //—concld.

S. No. 46 \b)—contd.

(0) Cartons imported against quota

licence* will be "old at prices

flxed by the J.C.C.I. & E..

Bombay.

46-A (<0 Hearing aid baiterlf"

30%

(0 Ple""e see Annexure to this

Section regarding inter-

changeability of quot"

licences.

Uf! Licence* will be Issued nut-

|ect to thr condition tbsi the

Mir of goods will be mine

"t a margin of profit cot

exceeding 20% of the landed

cost.

qticta licences can be utl

lined for import of Batter5

RechatRern exclusively n^canl

foi chijpinf hearing "id hai-

tciies

PAR:

r m

10% ot

*(5)

"1% on

Jmport

of com-

plete

machine!

Component pirn, exclud-

ing hosier? needle* aa de-

fined In Item No. jz{-\) of

the First Schedule to tne

Indian Tariff Act, 1934,

of machinery ipeclfled la

clauses (I), (n), (3) and (4)

of S. N o. 4 of Part III, bin

excluding those covered by

Serial No. 68 of Part V of

this Schedule.

(I) Quota licences will he calld only

for spare parti o< machines

pcrmicsiblc in rcrrriH of Appendix

34. Import of spare parts speci-

fically banned in the said Appendix

i will not be allowed. This restric-

tion will not, however, apply to

spare parts of foreign made machine*

provided the particular make and/

or model is having no indigenous

angle.

(a) Licences to sole idling ageDtB

and indenting house* for import

of spare parts of textile ma-

chinery will be granted upto

3% of the import of complete

cotton textile machinct falling

under S. New. 4 (2) (3) anj

(4) of P ut III made against

their own licences under the

Capital Goods Scheme or li-

cence* iwrued in favour nf

actual ustrg.

(T) The licensing authority ror tb\t

item will be J.C.C.I & E.

Bumbay.

SECTION m—conid.

3

4

I a

PART 111— concld.

10% 01 i i%

(r) LiccrccK will be valid for import

of only spare parts specified in

Appendi* 13.

on Irn-

poni oi

complete

machine.

(• cmponentruits us deflutd in Import Tariff Item No, 71(3) of machinery speci- fled under S. No. J ( I ) / I II cscludng those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V oftbto Schedule.

(2) Applications from tolc idling

agents and Indenting houses for

the import of spare pans or

tertile machinery win be con-

sidered and licences will be

granted upto 5% of the imports

of complete cotton textile ma-

chines falling under S. No.

5(i)/III made by them against

their own licence* under tbe

C. O. Schemt icences Issued

in favour of actual usera. Li-

cences Issued under this pro-

f is Ion can be utilised for Import

of such spare part

and elf * '''"f foreign

made machinca v" .^spotted

origin arid/or model(s) and

mafce((,) of which the licensees

are the eolc selling agents pro-

tided euch parts

fically banned clsewncre in thr

r.T.C. Policy,

(3) Tnc licensing authority for thi"

item will be JCCI&E, Bombui

PART IV

2 1 (a) (i) Fruits, fresh, aJl sorts, n.o *. Nil

excluding cococu f.

1 Imports from countries like

I Afghanitian and Iran may be

r allowed.

(if) Prints, dried, salted or Nil

preserved all ions, n.o.s.

wcludlnR dates.

(ft) Date* Nil Importti from countries like Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other Persian Gulf countrien may be allowed.

'2 Ale t^tcr, ponofj cider and other 4%

i

fernemei Hquers.

(0 Quota licences issued for thlo S.

No. will be valid for import of

onlv Wines, tirandy and whijfcy

anci Bitters falling under S. Noi

B3/IV. 84/IV and 8p (a)HV

respeajvely.

SECTION m—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 82—contd.

(u) Quota licences will bo granted only to those established im- porters who are in possession of valid Excise licences.

(.Ill) Quota licences may also be

granted to established importer^ •who arc not in possession ot valid Excise licences, subject to following conditions :—

(a) The goods on arrival will be bonded into Customs Warehouse; and

(b) The bonded goods will be allowed clearance from the Customs Warehouse by a person/persons who is/are in possession of a valid Excise licence.

(in) Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be subject to the condition that established im- porters \n making supplies will give preference to direct indent* placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering to tourist traffic borne on the list of the Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation (Depai'ment 1 ot Tourism).

Wines

83

4 %\

84 Brandy, gin and whisky

4%J

(0 Quota licences issued for these S. Nos. will also be valid for import of Bitters falling under S. No. 89 (a)/IV. Quota licences issued for S. No. 84/IV will not, however, be valid for import of Gin.

(w) Please see Annexure to this Sec- tion for interchangcability of quota licences.

(in) Same as remarks (if) and ("*)

against S. No. 82/IV.

(TO) Quota licences issued for S. Nos. 83/IV and 84/IV will be subject to condition specified in remark (MI) against S. No. 82/IV,

("') Quota licences will be valid¹

4%

85

for imports of liqueurs only.

Spirits excluding essences con- taining spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this S c h e d u le . . ..

SECTION m—contd.

I

2

3

4

PART IV— contd.

S. No. 8j—amid.

("0 Same remarks as at (it), (iii)

and (ro) against S. No. 82/IV.

(fit) Cjuota licences will not be valid for import of toilet requisites containing spirit.

Drags and medicines

87.109:

Detailed licensing policy is

given in Appendix 19.

105 Mineral oils, not included in Item No. 27 (4) or Item No. 27 (6) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps.

106 Mineral Oil:—

(0 Detailed policy is given In

Appendix 18.

(*0 The licensing authority for these items will be C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

(0) Which has its flashing point at or above two hundred degree of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and is ordi- narily used for the batch- ing of jute or other fibres.

(6)jWhich has its flashing point at or above one hundred and fifty degree of Fah- renheit's thermometer, is not suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordi- narily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenic purposes.

116 Cinematograph films, not ex-

(1) Quota licences will be valid only

7i%

posed-

for import of :— (a) 35 mm sound film. (ft)]i6 mm colour negative and

positive.

(a) Quota licences will be granted subject to the following condi- tions :—

(a) that the sale, transfer, or disposal in whatsoever man- ner of these imported goods shall be made only in accord- ance with the directions of the regional licensing authoiities- at Bombay, Calcutta and Madrai ;

SECTION m—contd

t *

fdRT IV~contd.

S. Mo . 116—contd.

(6) the quantity and value or

films to be imported shall be

determined only with the

prior approval of the licensing

authority;

(c) that the raw film imported

will be sold by the established

importers and/or their ajentt/

retailers at a price to be fixed

by the licensing autbnrltf.

(3) Applications from established Im.

porters for Import of perforated

magnetic films against their qumi

licences for this item will b"

considered by the JCCI & E.,

Bombay/Calcutta/Madiae.

£4) Please nee Section IV.

(..uiemntograpb 61 mi, CILO*CO

117

(0 Import of clnettmtofcraph

fllmi, exposed (feature fllmil

will be allowed through the

S . T . C, New Delhi.

{ID Applications for impon at

educational films will be

considered from established

importers on Lhe basis of theii

past imports of educational

51ms and licences granted

on a quota of 160%.

Hie applicants are re-

tjuired to produce "atis-

tactory evidence to show

that the films are educational

in nature and are required

for exhibition in schools and

colleges and other educa-

tional Institutions.

(fit) Applications for import of

educational fllms from sol*

distributors of well known

foreign producers, who

are noi ehgible to

obtain licences as established

importers hi terms of

remark (11) above will also

be considered by C.C.I. & E,,

New Delhi, m consulta-

tion with the Ministry of Edu-

cation and Youth Services

Applications should be sub

mitted by 30-9-1969.

SECTION m—contd.

1 2

PART /T—contd.

S. No. 117—coofi.

(itt) Licence* against S. No. 117/IV

will be issued subject to the

following conditions i~

fa) that cinematograph UJnjfi-

exposed owned wholly or In

part, by nationals of UDicn

of South Africa. Sonifa

West Africa, Rhodetla and

Portugal or produced In

these countries by 01 In

collaboration with national*

of these or other countries,

wholly or In part with locales

in the Union of South

Africa, South West Africa,

Rhodesia, and Portugal, will

not be permitted!

(6) that on orrinl of th"

Imported fli™" at the air-

port or sea-port, the Im-

porter shall furnish a dec

iaradon to the customs

authorities that the film

does not contraTeae the

condition mentioned at

(a) above.

130%

"44(

b) Fur skins of leopard, tiger

deer, rabbit, fox, cat and othet

wild animals and reptiles ildni

169

Detailed policy is given im

Appendix 21.

130%+ (i)

Supple-

mentary

licences.

Standard technical books or'

books of reference concerning

law and legal practice, or for

use In connection with medi-

cal practice, scientific re-

search or industrial processes.

(a)

1 70

Navigational charts of Indian

Coast including the Chart Noa.

which are produced in the country

have been indicated in List III of

Appendix 21. Foreign equivalenrs-

01 such navigational charts win not

be allowed to be imported.

Bucks, printed including coven

for printed books, maps,

charts and plans, proofs, mu-

sic manuscripts and flltntra-

dons specially mode for bind-

ing In books but excluding

books falling under Serial No.

169 of thiajpart of this Sche-

dule.

SECTION m—contd.

4

PART IV— :ontd.

10%

"75 (6) Oltajo Tosls . • •

(0 Ltcenccs granted will be

valid only for the items detailed

In Appendix 25.

(it) Up to 10% of the face valiM

of licence* for garage tooU

may be utilised for import of

spare parts of permlatibl*

types of garage tool* which

are not classified elsewhera

against any other S. Mo. and

Part of the I.T.C, Sche-

dule.

1

("0 Additional licences will be i""ued

to established importers on a

quota of 50% for import from

USA under U.S. AID.

(b) P*ru ot typewriter! excluding

typewriter ribbon*.

(1) Import of the following items will

be allowed within the face value

limits indicated against each 1—

1 (a) Servicing tools except

the following types of

tools, namely— , 1%

4%

o"*%

on tha

bniiof

Importi

of eom

pitta

type-

writers.

(1) Twist drills. Centre drills.

Counter sunk drills.

(a) Reamers.T

(3) Milling cutters.

(4) Threading taps and dleiF

(5) FU".

(6) Fret Saws, piercing saws,

(7) St-40096 Knife stone.

(U) St-40008-Flatflle.

<9) St-40125-Rlmac Flex stone.

(to) St-40118-Cone stone.

(11) St-40129-Flat stone.

Cia) St-40130 triangle stone.

(13) St-40174-Square stone.

(14) St-40173 Round stone.

(15) St-4Oi7S Triangle stone.

(161) St-4Q*77 Square stone.

(\7) St-40180 Warding file.

SECTION ID—con id

I

4

5

J>4RT IV—contd.

(A) Typewriter screws. 1

S. No. z86 (6) conid-

(c) Key cups. Key rings,

printed Key card or

Key tops in single

pieces or in the form

of Key board and rub-

ber shells for typewriter

rollers.

(d) Ball bearings not Bpe- 3%

cified in Appendix 14

tnd steel balls for use

"i spare parts of type-

writers.

(") Tools (permissible

types) for servicing

of office machines. ,

(> ) Quota licenced issued for this Snb- S. No. will be valid for Import of spare parts of other office machine* falling under S. No. 63(6X"XM)/V.

) Import of main body frames will

(3

not be permitted.

393, 295 Motor Vehicle Part*

Detailed policy for these items

-

U given in Appendix 36.

297

(0 Quota licences will be ISBUCO

subject to the conditions that—

303 Photographic negative* and print-

ing paper, excluding X-Ray

films.

(a) At leaBt 10 % of theii face

value must be utilised for

Import of the following

items 1—

(0 Process plates (ot

than ordinary

plates).

(if) Films required

printing industry-

(fc) The established import 11 ; *

ensure that goods impoite,

against the* e licences are sol"

by them an d/or their agents/

retailers at prices not ex-

, ceedlng 45^4 over the prlcts

prevailing prior to 6th Jane

1966.

SECTION m—contd.

I 3 1

4

CART TV—oontd,

S. N o. 303—contd.

(<0 Quota licences may be unliied

for import of the following

Itemt to the extent indicated

againit each regardlem of their

classification 1—

(a) Photographic flash bulb* upto

4°%

(6) Accessories, the follow •

ing upto i\% :—

(1) Dark Room Safe Light

filter.

(a) Dry mounts.

(3) Dry mounting dwiuc*.

(4) Tank Developing (dthef

rubber, porcelain, earth*

en ware, plastic* or ttain-

less steel).

(Hi) Quota licences will not b*

Talid for import of photooraphic

printing paper (black and white)

and sensitized paper* bated

on ferro-prusiiiate diazeammoal*

tnd ammonia bromide paper

used for taking blue prints for

tracing engineering drawing*.

(<*) Please see Annexure to thla

Section for interchangeability Of

quota licences.

305 Photographic ltmrumcao, "p;"-1 2%

rout and appliamx, other

than cinema, all wort*, not

otherwise "pecined,£"ad pom

thereof.

(0 Qnota licence* will be valid

for import of Electro-Car-

diographs and spore part* of

photographic ia8trument!i, ap-

paratus other than cinema, alK

•orta n.o.".

(tf) Upto 40% of the face Tmlu" of

quota licences Issued for tbit-

item can be utlllsad for lmpoM

of 1—

(a) Exposure meter* |

(6) Range finder* ;

(e) Camw* filter* ;

(d) Lem hood* ;

(") Acc"Mori"a and attachments-

and optn parti tfaanofi

(/} Aocnmukton (dry and wet

btturit* for photogiaphic

dectronk fluta wuiti).

SECTION m—contd.

i 4

PART U'~COJ.U1.

S. No. 305—son'd.

("<) Not more ttmn 30% of thl face yaluc of quota Uceacai can be utlllted tor the import of camera] other thaa box caoaarai, cojting Rs. 400 or xoove.

^D) Please see Annexure to this

Section for intcrchangeabillty of

quota ifccnccB.

3^ (i/y ViatcheB and psrt" theieof

(0 Applications from esUbli"hed

laiportwi for import oi parts

of watch** cm be licei Bed

on the bttli of qaou of 5%.

Ui) f*ot mar* th"a 80% of the face

value of quju Ucaacea can

be atill""d for inport of watch

movement*.

NorE.—Watch movements for

Import Trade Control pur-

poses will constitute a me-

chaosim of watch not In-

cluding case, dial tnd

hands.

(((/) Licences will not be valid

for import of gold watch

cases. Licences will not also

be valid for import of other

watch cues whose ci.f. price

is less than Rs. 50 perdoiten.

The import of parts of such

watch cases except glass will

no 1 be permitted.

(<") Upto io\ of tbt fact v*l"" of

Itcenct or Ri. 500 whichsrN !•

higher can b* utflit*d fo<

import of oatdial oil Monti,

witch tntk"r'i took tnd "vt

gWtM*.

31^316 '\rm" mid ainmunltion

4% CO Quota liccncts will be valia only

fit Import of cartridge caic

filled or empty falling under S.

No. 317 of Part IV.

(it) Stme as remarks (f) and (U) againtt

S.No. 317/TV.

9—5 G. of I.

SECTION m—contd.

£

4

3

PART , I V— concld.

4%

Cainidge cases k>ted end empty.

(0 Licences will be granted only to

holders of licence* (including

Import licences) under the Indian

Arms Act and Rules. The

applicants should] however, pro-

duce along with their application*

a certificate in original from

the District Magistrate, Superin-

tendent of Police or Commissioner

of Police of the district to show

that the firm is authorised to

Import and deal in Arms under

the Indian Arms Act and Rule*,

i'tf) Quota licences will not be valid

for import of the following 1

(a) '3i5 8portingrifle".

(6) 12 bore DBBL shot guns i\'

(Ejector and non-Ejector

type).

(c) 8 mm/ -315 sporting cartrid-

ges.

(d) -22 bore Long Rifles Cartrid-

ges.

(") Cartridges 12 bore i\" ihou

sizcB 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, BB,

AAAj etc. L. G., S.G., Spherical

Ball and 12 bore 2f' Cartridges.

(/) Cartridges S. A, Ball Revolver

•380.

(S) Cartridges -380 blank.

(h) Cartridges 12 bore 2* long,

shots 2,4,6 & 7.

(0 Components such as Cartridges

cases etc. in respect of ammuni-

tion items the import of which iB

not allowed.

NOTE.—Anieucen 12 G.A. No, 00

Buck Cartridges are equivt-

lcnt in size to S. G. Cartrid-

ges.

8%

3K I (

(0 Quota licences can be utilised for import of "Artists material*" specified in Appendix 20.

(If) Please see Annexure to thla Section regarding Interchangc- •bility of quota licences.

SECTION m—contd.

T a

4

3

VART V

Grcscs all 'orr\ not otherwise specified, including petroleum jcUies, paraffin wax and micro- crystalline wax.

(a) Transformer Oil, Insulating Oil, Switch Oil and all tort* of Mineral Oils, not otherwise specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil, Textile Finishing Oil, Textile Fibre Oil and Batching Oil for

(*) White Oil

(0 DottDed policy is glverj Jin

Appendix 18.

:S

(40 The liomma authority for ( hm lttmt win be C.C.I. I & E., Htw DdhL Kerosene; also any mineral oil Other than kerosene and motot spirit which has its flashing point below one hundred deg- rees of Fahrenheit'! thermo- meter.

1

1

Lubricating oil that is, oil "uch as is not ordinarily u"ed foi any purpose other than lubri- cating, excluding any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degree* c( Fahrenheit's thermometer.

- Laboratory and reagent cbeml- '

22. 31 Ap Pendix-28 List-I

cols except those specified In l.mt V.

{f) Detailed policy li given Nickel Formate

In ApptndTx as,

(2) Please see Annexuit to this Section regarding inter- chacgeablllty of quota llotncei.

Sodium cyanide, Potassium oy- anidc and double cyanide of Sodium and Potassium other than free mixtures of Sodium cyanide, Potassium cyanide, Potassium chloride, Potauium carbonate etc.

Renjls for fire extinguisher*

SECTION HI—contd.

I z

4

3

PART V—contd.

(b) Water and oil colours .

34—37

71%

(1) Quota licences can be utilised for import of Artists' materials specified in Appendix 20.

(2) Please sec Annexure to this Section regaiding interchange- ability of quota licences.

(3) Preparations of dry colours used by Artists will only be allowed to be imported against the licences. Import of ground pigments in oil which can be used BB paints on thinning will not be permitted.

(4) Import of water colour boxes consisting of water colours in the form of cakes will be per- mitted upto 25% of the face value of the licence.

(3) Licences will not be valid flor

import of oil colours.

(i)Quoia licences will be valid for Rubber contraceptives

. 100%

4i"X") 1

impoii of diaphragms only,

(2) Quota licences issued will be subject to the following conditions and these will be specifically endorsed thereon :—

("') Importers can import diaphr- agms under any brand name so- long as they conform to the standards laid down in Schedule R to the Drugs and Cosmetics Act and the Rules thereunder.

(if) Batch No., date of manufacture and date of expiry that is the date upto which the article is expected to retain its quality which date shall not exceed two years from the date of manufacture, warning against heat, influence of direct sun rays and mechanical damage should be shown on the label of each piece of diaphragm or if the diaphragms are imported in individual consumer packs, such informaton is given on the consumer pack

(3) The goods convered by the licence will on import be subject to quality test by the Government of Ind ia.

SECTION m—contd.

t 2

PART (/—contd

*5(i— 4) Sound and Projection Repro- ' duction Equipment 1/4 H.P. and above.

(f) Detailed policy of thew Itemi is given in Appendix 31.

A5 (1—4) '.0C*0

Sound and Projection Repro- duction Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

Film Sutdio equipment .

^5 (1—4)

(h

(if) Although quota certificate! will be Issued separately foi each sub-item, quota licence! will be granted on the com- bined TBIUCS of the quota certificates Issued for each item. Quota certificates al- ready held by the partien will not be disturbed, Sparc parts of Sound and Pro- jection Reproduction Equip- ment 1/4 H.P. and above.

Spare parts of Sound and Pro- jection Reproduction Equip- ment under 1/4 H.P.

Spares of Film Studio Equip- _ -

•65 (3X1)

ment.

(fiO

(iV) Parts of Refrigeration and

*5(5)

2j% Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of refrigeration and air conditioning machinery mentioned in Appendix 35.

Air-coJ.ditioning machinery other than domestic refri- gerators.

(M'H") Spare pan; of machinery

*5(5)

lulling hf Ati S. No. 65 (1—4) ("//0(y-)/v.

20% (1) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4-C, Part I will be allowed within face value limits Indicated against them.

(2) Please see Annexure to thii Section regarding 'Interchtnge- ability of quota licences.

(3) Additional licences will be granted to established importers on a quota of 20% from U.S.A. under U.S. AID. The concession of inter- changeability allowed under remark (2) above wjll not be applicable to the additional licences.

(4) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of earth- moving machinery mentioned in Appendix 4-C, Part II.

65(5)

25% (1) Quota licence* will not be valid for Import of Items mentioned in Appendix 5 and ipare parti of machinery mentioned in Apendli 35-

(tit) Parts of machinery when required for Industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parrs cf machinery falling under S. No. 65(1—4) (wiXfl) and (b)lV.

(2) Upto 1% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for Import of bolts, nuts and *crews specially adapted for ,'ote on such machine*.

SECTION m—contd.

-

h

l 2

A

3

PART F—contd.

(fify—contd.

65(5)

(3) Licences issued for this sub-

S. No. will also be valid for

import of spare parts of Dat"

processing machines worked by

tew than 1/4 ILP., 1/4 H j \, or

more than 1/4 H.P. falling

under S. No. (,5 (6)(a) (")/v!

(4) Please tee Annexure to this Sec-

tion regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

100%

67 (a) Component put* as defined In Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of Machinery speci- fied to S. No. 67 (i)/V, excluding thoie covered by Serial No. 68 of Put V of tbii Schedule.

(0 Upto 2% of the face vahit

of licences for this item can

be utilised for import of

Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuti,

Rivets, Cotter/Split pfna and

washers ipedflcally adapted

for use on monotype super-

casting machines and bear-

ing specific makers' cata-

logue numbers.

(*0 Import of bleached Cotton

mole skin in rolls in width

of 30'. 3iJ'. " ', 36' and

41 is allowed against the

quota licences for this sub-

serial No.

(iti) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchan-

geability of quota licences.

80%

68

it) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

(a) Rubber Blankets (Including

mackintosh) for printing

presses including require-

ments l of cloth Processing

machine*, viz., printing

sanforizing etc.

(fi) Quota licence will not be

valid for import of robber

blankets Of cloth processing

machines, namely printing,

sanforising etc.

(it) Parts of lifts

To

40% 00 (0 Quota licences will be valid

Imports of for the import of the following

pans or pans of haulage machinery

8% on only :—

imports (i) Worm Gear Reduction

of unit,

complete

lifts. (if) Driving Shaft.

(m) Driving shave drawn

for drum drive,

(tv) Base plate tor me com-

plete driving machine.

SECTION HI—contd.

3

A

PART F-

S, N o. 7O(W)—cpntd.

(w) Extreme Bearing Stand.

(vf) Electro-magnetic Brake

complete.

(vil) Diverting Sheave.

(0*) Overhead She*Te.

(") Over speed gorcrnori.

40% (1) This S. No. also covets spares for tractors falling under S. No.

63(i-4)(vHX")/V.

74 (WJSpare parts foi igrtcnhurtl

tractors and for tractor

drawn agricultural Imple-

ment*.

(a) Import of items mentioned in

Appendix 4-D, Part I will be permit-

ted upto the face value limits

indicated against them.

(3) Licences will not be valid for

import of spare parts of agricultural

tractors and for tractor drawn

agricultural implements mentioned

in Appendix 4-D, Part II.

(4) Import of ball and roller bearings

mentioned in Appendix 14 and

rollers/needle rollers mentioned In

remarks column against S. No.

9{g)/II will not be allowed as spares

or as CKD parts.

(5) Import of discs other than plain

discs mentioned in Appendix 4-Dj

Part II and coulter, scalloped, cut-

away discs will be allowed upto 5%

of the face value of quota licence.

(6) Please see Annexure to thi"

Section regarding interchangeabillty

of quota licences.

(7) Additional licences will be granted

to established importers on a quota

of ^o% from U.S.A. under U.S.

AID. The concession of inter-

changeability allowed under remark

j) above will not be applicable to

the iddltional licences.

(8) Parts of Hydraulic Lifts which

form an iEtegral built up mcchFirsm

of tractois will he classified a"

spare parts of wic tractois.

SECTION III—contd.

2

I

FART V—contd.

(of) Parts of power driven agri- 74

cultural macrunery.

A

i

(0 Hearing Aids and parti

78

15%

thereof.

(i) The import of the following

Item* will be permitted within

the face value restrictions indi-

cated against them l—

CO Hearing Aid Battery Re-

charger* exclusively meant

for charlgng hearing aid

batteries upto 20%.

(it) Spare parti of hearing aid*

upto 50%.

(2) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding inter-

changeabliity of quota licences.

(3) Licences will be issued subject

to the condition that the sale of

the goodB will be made at a

margin of profit not exceeding

ao% of the landed co"t.

79

Electro-medical apparatus J and

parts thereof, not other-

wise specified including ultra-

violet and infra-red lampi for

medical treatment.

(1) Quota licences will bt grant-

ed to established importers

at 50% of their quota certi-

ficates already issued or in

relation to 50% of their past

imports during 1966-67,

whichever is favourable.

(2) Upto 20% of the face

value of quota licences can

be utilised for import of

permissible type of X-Ray

equipment.

(3) Quota licences will not be

valid for the items mentioned

in Appendix 36.

(4) Additional licences will be

issued to establUlied Im-

porter from U.S.A. under U.S.

AID at 25% of their quota

certificates already issued or in

relation to 25% of their past im-

ports during 1966-67, which-

ever is favourable.

SECTION in—contd.

2

3

PART V—contd.

92 (<;)• Weighing machines and

parts tho-of.

(/) (Juota licences will be valid for the import of spare parts of weighing machines only.

(11) Quota licences will not be

valid for the import of spare parts of the following catego- ric* of machines:—

fa) Beam scale (up to n maxi-

mum of 72' size).

(b]iWeigh bridges (steel yard type) upto a maximum of 100 tons capacity.

itOlPlatform scales (up to a

maximum of z tona capa- city) (Steel Yard or dial type excluding persons and difference weigher.)

92 (*) (*X") Slide rules.

(b) Prismatic Compasa.| (c) Clinometer and other mag-

1 ai%

Quota licences will be valid foil import of Slide Rules only.

netic compasses. (

Ordinary and Techometiic.

(/) Theodolities

J

92 (m) Micro Eardrum bearing kida

8% (0 Licences will be issued subject to the condition that the sale of the goods will be made at a margin of profit not exceed- ing 20% of tho landed <"Bt,

(") Please eee Annexure to this Section regarding intcrchango- abiHty of quota licences.

92 (n) Instruments, apparatus and

appliances and parti thereof etc.—Others. *

ti) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items men- tioned in Appendix 5 to this book.

(2) Import licences will be Issued lubject to tbe condition that the sale of the goods will be made at a margin of profit not exceeding' 20% of the landed cost.

SECTION m—contd.

1

4

3

PART V—contd.

9a (n,—contd.

(3) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

New :—Spare parti (except luch

import of which ia prohi.

bited) of thl" S. No. will bo

allowed clearance upto 10%

of the face Talue or licence!

or Ri. 500/- whichever la

more even though these

spare parts may fall under

other Serial Numbers and

Parts of the ITC Schedule.

1 0%

03—q.i frf) Scientific and medical

(1) Quota licences granted for

this sub-item will not be

valid for the items mentioned

in Appendix 6,

(a) Licence* granted for thii

Sub S. No. will also be valid

for import of Laboratoryware

Including surgical instro-

~ientfl, equipment and

appliances and parti thereof

mode wholly/mainly of

rubber and/or bade wholly/

mainly of gtan inclodina

laboratory glaatwue.

made of silica or Quartz.

(3) Import licences will be issued

subject to the condition

that the sale of the goods will

be made at a margin of pro t

not exceeding 20% of the

landed coot.

(4) Please Bee Annexure to this

Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota

licence*.

(5) Import of spare pans will

be governed by the N.B.

given in the remarks column

*t the end of S. No. 93-94yV.

2O °/

(") Medical including Surgical

(1) Quota licences issued for this

SuD-l.em will not be valid for

items mentioned In Appendix

instruments! equipment* and

appliances and parts thereof

not made mainly of rubber

end not made mainly of glasi.

(2) Import licence* will be Issued

•ubfect to the condition that

the sale of the goods will be

made at a margin of profit

not exceeding 30% "f the

landed coat.

SECTION m—contd.

1

2

3

4

PART K-coatd

S. No. 93—94(")—eontd.

(3) Upto 5% of the face value of quota licences can t>e utilised for Import of Artificial Human eyes made of plastic materials.

(4) Please sec Annexure to thii Section regarding Intel- changeability of quota licence*.

(5) Import of spare parti will be

governed by the N. B.

given in the remarks column

at the end of S. No. 93-94/V.

I2l% (1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-item will not be valid fo" the items mentioned in Appen- dix 6.

(f) Scientiac instruments, equip- ment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass.

((2) Import licences will be issued subject to the condition that the sale of the goods will be made at a margin of profit not exceeding 20% of the landed

cost.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

(4) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N. B. given in the remarks cojumn at the end of S. No. 93-94/V.

5O%

(f) Dental instrument!, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise ipicified.

Cl) Quota licences granted undei this sub-scrinl number will b" valid for import of articlen

specified in Appendix 7.

(a) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed within tht face value restriction indicated against each :

(i) Dental drugs men- 2^% tioncd in Annexure to Appendix 7 even if these drugs fall under other S. N09. and Parts of the I.T.C. Schedule.

SECTION m—ermtd

I 2

3

PART V—condd.

s. No. 93-"4(j)—c*ntd.

(ii) Acryhc Plastic \o% moulding powder i\n.& granules fot reeth.

l -',•) Jmpori licences will be issued

subject to the condition that the iale ot the goods will be made at i rnurgra 01 profit not exceeding 20% of I hi- landed cist.

(4) QUOKI licences will noi be valia not import or dental

chairs.

(5) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding intcrchangeabihty of quota licences.

N. B.—Spare parts of S. No. 93- 94/V (except such, import of which is prohibited! will be allowed clearance up to xo% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 500, whichever is higher, even though the spare parts may fall un- der other Serial Num- bers and Parts of the I.T.C. Schedule.

II '.5 iierco Hongs

50% Please sec Annexure to this Sec- tion regarding interchangeabiht? of quota licences.

PART VI

Machine tools

(0 Detailed licensing policy i"

given in Appcndii n.

(if) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchangeability of quota licences.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION III

ITEMS (GROUFWISE) LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS WITH PROVISIONS FOR INTERCHANGE, ABILITY DURING THE PERIOD APRIL 1969—MAHCH 1970

Remarks Part and S. No, of Description the I.T.C. Schedule.

GROUP I— Compomonts and spares of machinery other than textile machinery, printing, machinery and cinema machinery.

Parts of Road rollers. T

29/II • . •

3o(f)(iii)/n . . Sparc parts of diescl engines other than j spares for road vehiclular type dlesel | engJnes^Othera.

. Parts of jute, hemp, tea machinery etc.

36C5)/II

. Spare parts of machinery falling under

6J (5XU)(a)/V

S.No. 65(1—4)Oii)(b)(V.

63(5XliO/V .

I Parts of machinery when required for V industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machi- nery falling under S. No, 65 (i-4Xvli) (a) and (b)7V.

Although quota licence* will be granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable end can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these Bcrial numbers, However? this inter- cbangeability will net apply to the import of items given in Appen- dix 4.

74(iuVV

, Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural

implements.

, Spare parts of permissible machine tools J

Part VI

GROUP II—Part s of Motors and Generators

, Parts 01 Motors

McVU

32(h)(H

. Parts of Generators.

Although quota licence will be granted sepa rately for these seria numbers, they will b e interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under thes e serial numbers.

1 J

ANNEXURE TO SECTION HI—contd.

Description Remarks Part and S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule

GROUP III— Cinema machinery and spare*

Sound and Projection Reproduction ")

65 (i-4) (ID (i)/V

equipment 1/4 H. P. and above.

65(i-4)(ii)0i)/V . Sound and Projection Reproduction 1 Equipment under 1/4 H.P. '

. Film studio equipment I

65 (1-4) (ii) (iii) /V

Although quota certifi- cates will be issued separately for each sub-item, quota li- cences will be granted on the combined Tttluet of quota certi- ficates issued for each item.

"3(5)(i)(0/V

Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment 1/4 H.P. and above

65 (3)(iXii)/V

Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

Spare parts of films studio equipment 1

"S(5)(i)("i)/V

GROUP IV—Item* Requited for Newspaper

Establishments

Spare parts of printing machinery. . 1

"7"/V. .

. Rubber Blanket* (including mackintosh) I

68 (a)/V

for printing presses including require- mentfi of cloth processing machines I viz. printing, sanforizing etc. 1

Stereo Songs.

J

115/V .

Although quota licence* will be granted separately for these aerial numbers, they will be interchange- able and can bcuatif- ed for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers

GROUP V— Instrument, Apparatus and Appliance* etc.

9200/V

Instruments, apparatus and appliances ") and parts thereof, other than electrical j but excluding articles otherwise speci- fied io the schedule—Others.

93-94 (d)/V .

Although quota licence* will be granted sepa- rately for thete terlol numbers, they will be interchangeable and con be utilised for th" import of any good* falling under these serial numbers.

Scientific and medical including sur- j gical instruments, equipment and appliances and parts theeiof made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made . wholly/mainly of glass including I laboratory glassware. 1

S?-94 (c)/V .

Medical including surgical instruments, 1 equipment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

93~94(f)/V .

Scientific instruments, equipment and .' appliances and parts thereof knot made J mainly of rubber and also not made ! I mainly of glass.

1 1

9V94(i)'V . . •

Dental instruments, equipment and appll- 1 ances and parts thereof not otherwise | j specified.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION HI—contd.

Description

Remaiks Part and S. No. of ihe I.T.C. Schedule

GUOUP VI—Chemical

z:i, 3i/V (Appendix 28—List I items)

Laboratory and reagent chemicals ") except chose specified in List VI of Appendix 28. Nickel Formate.

Alghough quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for these items, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any or all these items.

Sodium Cyanide, Potasimn Cyanide and double Cyanide of Sodium and Potassium other than free mixtures ot Sodium Cyanidej Potassium Cyanide, Potassium Chloride, Potassium Carbonate etc Refills for fire extinguishers.

GROUP VII—Photographic Goodi and Photographic

Photographic negatives and printing "

303/IV

paper, excluding X-Ray films.

305/IV

Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, andjparts thereof.

Although quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for those serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

GROUP VIII—Coniumor Goodi

Hearing aid batteries.

46-A(c)/II

Hearing aids and parts thereof.

78 (i)/V

Micro eardrum hearing nlds.

92(m)/V

1 Although quota licences 1 will be granted sepa- rately for these serial ] numbers, they will be )- interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these

1 serial numbers.

83/IV . . . Wince.

84/IV .

Brandy, gin and whisky.

•) Although quota licence 1 will be granted scparate- [ ly for theso- serial • numbers, they will be inLerchangeabiC and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these ScrialNumbers (except Gin.

J

324 (a)/IV .

Artists brushes including hog's hair

brushes.

34-37 (b)/V

_

^

"I Although quota licences 1 will be granted sepa- | rately for these serial | numbers, thev will be 1- interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

SECTION rv

LAst oj items the import of which is canalised through the State Trading Corporation.

Description

S. No. "nd P ut of the TTC Schedulf

PART III

Stviium Nitrite.

PART IV

Copra

38

Mutton Tallow.

6o(a) .

Soyabean oil.

6i(a) .

6i(fc) .

Palm oil.

116 . .. 35 mra raw stock (whether black OT white or colour) excluding sound negative.

Nylon yarn and thread other than industrial nylon yarn.

177

•266

Mercury-

3 02 . ..

X-ray fllmn.

/MJJT v

40 (a) .

Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate.

40 (t) .

Sodium Nitrate (Chilean Nitrate).

Muriate of Potash (Potassium chloride other than industrial gr"do). 4O(cX0 •

Sulphate of Potash.

40 (c) ao

Sulphate of Ammonia.

40 (d)

Corkwood.

4a(")C0 •

Wool raw and wool tops including wool waste, shoddy wool and 47

woollen rags.

All synthetic non-celluloae fibres including polyster fibr".

•Imoort of this item is canalised through M.M.T.C.

APPENDIX 1

List of Priority Industries

Industries engaged in the manufacture of:—

I. Motorcycles.

2 Scooters.

3. Bicycles and Bicycle Parts.

4. Mopeds.

5. Agricultural Tractors.

6. Agricultural machinery and implements.

7. Pumps.

8. Fertilizers.

9. Pesticides.

10. Basic metal—iron and steel, copper, aluminium, zinc and lead. II. Industrial and mining machinery. 12. Iron and steel castings, forgings, pipes and structures. 13. Internal Combustion Engines. 14. Machine tools and accessories. 15. Workshop machinery and equipment other than machine toola 16. Small tools including cutting tools, power tools and other workshop tools.

17. Ceated and bonded abrasives and polishing wheels. 18. Industrial furnaces. 19. Welding electrodes. 20. Ball and roller bearings.

21. Transformers, switchgears, motors, generators, power cap- citors, rectifiers, relays and electric stampings.

22. Electrical cables and wires. 23. Storage batteries, dry batteries. 24. Electronic components. 25. Construction and earth moving equipment. 26. Cranes and hoist blocks. 27. Industrial fasteners. 28. Wire ropes. 29. Scientific and industrial instruments. 30. Cement. 31. Organic and inorganic heavy chemicals including lead oxide* White Lead, Zinc oxide and Titanium Dioxide.

32. Fine chemicals. 33 Pulp, paper and newsprint 10—5 Gofl

APPENDIX 1—contd.

34. Synthetic rubber. 35. Tyres and tubes. 36. Industrial explosives. 37. Industrial gases. 38. Drugs. 39. Medical and surgical equipment and appliances. 40. Electro-medical and X-Ray equipment. 41. Refractories, fire bricks and Insulators. 42. Commercial vehicles including jeeps and three wheeler* 43. Automobile ancillaries. 44. Trawlers, dredgers and fishing boats. 45. Leather and leather goods. 46. Optical and laboratory glass and glass wooi 47. Jute textiles. 48. Tea. 49. Coffee. 50. Canned and preserved fish. 51. Samtary cans. 52. Paints and varnishes and enamels. 53. Man-made fibres. 54. Matches. 55. Telecommunication equipment. 56. Wagons. 57. Industrial refrigeration equipment. 58. Sugar. 59. Cotton textiles.

APPENDIX 2

Statement showing consumption of imported raw materials and components,

production and unutilised value of licences

1. Name of the Unit

2. End product manufactured

3. C.I.F. value of imported raw materials and

components (excluding spare parts) consumed by tne unit during tho period from to

4. Book value of production turned out by the

unit during the period from to

5. Particulars of import licences for raw materials and components with unutilised balance :

Date Source of financing

Balance C.I.F. value available on

C.I.F. value out of Col. 5 for which

Unutilised C.I.F. value (diffmce No. and date of licence

customs copy

between the

of the licence

upto which valid including

Total C.I.F. value of licence

on

letter of credit ha" been opened

values In Cola, < and

6) re-valida- tion, if any, granted

2

1

6

3

7

4

5

6. Particulars of actual imports of raw materials

and components, during the period from to

S. No.

No. and date of import licence or Release order

CI.F. value of raw material components imported (or procured against release order).

2

1

3

I/We hereby declare that the information given in this statement is correct. I/We fully understand that any licence issued on the basis of this information will be liable to cancellation, in addition to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, if it is found that any part of the information furnished is incorrect, false or misleading.

Signature of applicant

Date

Full Address,

APPENDIX 2—contd.

I/We do hereby certify that the information furnished in this statement is correct and complete. I/We have verified this from the following records :—

(1)

("

0)

(4)

I/We olio certify that the applicant unit has been maintaining proper account of consumption in the prescribed form as indicated in Appendix 19 to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

DaU

Signature and seal of Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant (or Sponsoring authority in the case of small scale units).

Full Address

NOTES :—(1) Only those import licences should be entered under para. 5 of this statement, which pertain to raw materials and components, issued to the applicant under the Actual Users' policy and are still valid including the revalidation, if any, granted. If the applicant has surrendered any licence. It should also be entered if it has not expired.

"a) The unutilised value to be entered in Col. 7 under para. 5 above will be the balance C.I.F. value available on the Customs copy of the licence, reduced by the amount for which firm commitment has been 'made by opening letter of credit.

(3) The consumption of imported caw materials/components and parti- cular* of licences to be shown in this statement will be in respect of those items for which import licences arc issued to the applicant by the I.T.C. authorities. Similar information in regard to items for which import applications are required to be made to the Iron and Steel control licensing authorities should be shown in a separate statement to bo submitted to such authorities (The units engaged in IDA indus- tries should include information in regard to iron and steel items also in the applications submitted to T.T.C. authorities).

(4) The Information in regard to actual imports to be given under para 6 of the statement, should be with respect to the imports effected against any import licence issued to the applicant including licences obtained under the import policy for Registered Exporters.

APPENDIX 3

LAst of spare parts the import of which will not be allowed against

any licences unless otherwise provided

(Reference Paragraphs 19, 20> 47 and 78 of Section I)

Item

S. No.

1,                               Pipes  or  tubes flexible, for  passing  gas  or  fluid  under
                                   pressure  and  telescopic  flush  pipes.
2.                               Machine screws, get screws "nd machine studs.
3.                               Industrial roller  chains  of 3* pitch  and  below including
                                    automobile  timing  chains/oriving  chains  and  trans-
                                    mission  chains—Simpler,  Duplex  and  Triplex.
4.                               Copper flexible pipes  or  tubes,  for  passing  gas  or fluid
                                    under  pressure.
5.                               Bronze flexible pipes  or  tubes  for  passing  gas  or fluid
                                    under pressure.
6.                               Rolling mill rolls  for  steel works  (whether  of  cast  iron,
                                    cast steel or forged).
7.                               Grinding  machined  steel balls.
8.                               Rollers/needle rollers  of the following sizes :—

Diameter

Lxngth

1-48 mm to i-6 mm

(•0582* to -639*)

8*8 mm to 12 mm C-34<5' to -47a*)

1-90 mm to a-54 mm

(-0748" to -i*)

8-8 mm 10 20-06 mm

(•346' to -789')

2-oo mm to3-22 mm

(-1141*10 1367*)

9-0 mm to 32-80 raw

(-354*101-279')

24 mm to 35-5 mm

4-60 mm 104-90 mm

( • i S n ' to -1929')

(•944* to 1-397*)

5-40 mm 105-60 mm

(•2126* to -2204*)

18 mm to 32 mm

(-708*101-259')

Siutercd Bronze, self-lubricating bushes and bearings 9-

(popu.^rly known as Oilite Buahcs).

10.

Ball, roller and tapered bearings specified in Appendix

14.

I I.

Small tools specified in Appendix 15.

APPENDIX 3—contd.

Item

S.No.

Diamond lapping wheels or grinding wheels 13.

impregnated with diamond dust.

Grinding wheels and segments.

13-

Belting for machinery all sorts, Including belt and belt 14.

fasteners.

"5-

Pneumatic plant consisting of Prime movers and auxiliary equipment including parts thereof, and electric tools and parts thereof, excluding those licensable under Appendix 11 to this Red Book and Down—the hole Bits.

t<5.

Air compressors. Power driven pumps and component pane thereof, 17-

excluding trailer pumps.

18.

Indicating Switch Board and Controller Mounting Instruments (Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters. Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchro- scopes), Recording instruments, Permanent fixing recording Volt meters, Ammeters, Wattmeters. Maxi- mum Demand Meters, Instruments Transformers.

19-

Portable Instruments (Portable moving coil and moving Iron Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factory Meters, Frequency Meters), Insulation Testers and Accessories, Ohmeters, Capacity Meters, Wheat- stone Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potentiometers, Time switches, G.P.O. Detectors, Standard Acces- sories such as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Rcsistcnce Boxes and Galvanometers for use with instruments.

Thermocouples and pyrometers.

20.

Power and distribution transformers ofratingupto jo.coo 3 1.

KVA and 220 KV on the H.T. side.

zi.

Power and Distribution Transformers of ratings not covered by SI. No. 42(a)/II and components and accessories of all types of transformers falling under S. No. 42(a)/II and 42(d)/II, e.g., oil coolers, radiators, bucholz relays, etc.

Mewl clad (or otherwise clad) switches and switch fuses

units and metal clad (or otherwise clad) cut-outs.

Air and oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts and cubicals 24.

and 'panels' incorporating these.

*J

Air and oil circuit breakers, minimum oil and air blast circuit breakers above 660 volts and upto 220 KV and cubicals and panels incorporating these.

26.

Power capacitors of 11 K. V, and below. HRC Fuses of 440 and 660 volts of current rating upto 27.

3f.

2 9.

830 amp. and below. Leather shaving blades. Condensers, Resistances, Potentiometers, Volume Con- trols, Tone-controls, valve sockets, grid caps, plugs chokes, fuses and terminal blocks.

APPENDIX 3—contd.

S. No.

Item

30.

Pressure gauges.

31-

Fan belts whose inside circumference i* between 29* and 60" and which correspond to 'A', 'B* and 'C Sectioni of V-Belts and Fan Belts whose bottom width (i.e., on the inner diameter) is more than 0-250 inch.

33-

All types of dial thermometers Including dlalthermo- meters of all types of mercury In tteel vapour pres- sure and distances reading.

Industrial knives.

33.

Amplifiers.

34-

Rectifiers.

35-

36.

Magnets.

Strip film projector complete with slide and carrier slide 37-

projector.

Epidiascopes viewers.

38.

39

Components of moving coil meter such as magnets, jewels, laminations, castings, dials, needles and other pressed component*.

Drought Gauge—indicating and recording.

40,

Resistance Thermometers—indicating, recording and 4 1.

integrating.

4 2.

Flow meters (manometric indicating, recording and

integrating).

Flow meters—electric transmitting, indicating, recording 43.

and integrating.

Flow meters—ring balance, Indicating, recording and 44.

integrating.

Flow meters—Open channel indicating, recording and 45-

integrating.

CO2 Analysers, indicating and recording.

46.

Differential Pressure Transmitters—pneumatic.

47.

Pneumatic controllers, indicating and recording. 4*.

Single point electronic potentiometers, indicating 49.

recording and controlling.

Level Meters, indicating, recording and controlling. 5°'

Pressure Recorders.

5*-

Temperature Recorders.

5*.

Gas meters.

53.

Bin os prism.

APPENDIX 3—concld.

S. No.

Item

Compass prismatic liquid.

53-

Monocular.

5".

Circular Bubble 5/8'.

57.

Automobile springs including suspension springs and 58.

valve springs.

Industrial coil springs, formed springe, spiral springs, 59-

flat springs and spring washers.

Machine Tools Accessories :

60.

CO Lathe chucks.

(a) 4 Jaw upto 24" diameter.

(6) S. C. Geared scroll upto 12' dia.

(ft) Drill chucks.

(fit) Lathe Csntres and Mandrels.

(w) Machine Vices, Plain upto 8" Jaw.

(u) Drill Sleeves.

(in) Live Centres upto MT 4.

(oii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all type*.

("S) Tool post grinder.

(/*) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks.

(*) Quick change drill chucks.

(xi) Dividing Head.

\.xli) Jigs and Fixtures.

(xw) Rotary table for milling machine*.

,XID) Hydraulics and machine tool*.

(KO) Tapping attachmet.

Qcw) Clutches.

(xvii) Copy turning attachments for lathes.

(xutfO Hydraulic pumps and valves for machine tools and

other applications appliances.

(jcte) Pneumatic cylinders and valves for machine too

and other applications.

Spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 33.

61.

APPENDIX 4

A LIST OF ITEMS, THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES

FOR SPARE PARTS OF DIESEL ENGINES ( S. N o. 30(/)("j)/II) PROVIDED THESE ARE

REQUIRED AS SPARES FOR DIESEL ENGINES OF IMPORTED ORIGIN.

1. Cylinder liners

.2. Fuel injection equipment and compo-

nent parts thereof.

3. Piston assemblies and paits thereof.

.4. Bi-metal Bearings, including bi-meial or non-ferrons bushes and Washers but excluding ball, roller or tapcied hearings, as covered under Appcndix-14.

Import of these items v, ill be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 25% of the face value of quota licence subject to the following conditions:—

(0 In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 8, import of any indi- vidual item should not exceed 5% of the face value of licence.

5. Inlet and exhaust pappct valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers> valve springs, valve seat in- seits.

6. Water pumps and components thcrcof-

(it) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 9 to 17, import of any individual item should not exceed 1/4% of the face value of licence.

7. Timing gears. . . ..

-8. Crankshafts, Camshafts, connecting

rods-

g. Filter/Cleaner Assembly, Air Fuel or

lubricating oil.

TO. Glow plug, glow plug resistors, glow plug switches and .glow plug con- trollers.

ft. Dynamo pulleys . . ..

12. Guskcis.

13. Oil seals and grease retainers

14. Flywheel ring gear , .

zj. Roller cha'ns including Engme nming chains/Driving chains, and transmission chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sizes above 2" pitch.

16. Thrust washers .

C7. Roltu, nuts, studs, and screws,

11—5 Gofl

APPENDIX 4—ccmtd.

B.—LIST OF ITEMS^THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES,

FOR SPARE PARTS OF PETROL, GAS AND KEROSENE ENGINES ( S. N O. 31 (FR)/HJ

PROVIDED THESE ARE REQUIRED AS SPARES FOR PF-TROL, GAS AND KEROSENE

ENGINES OF IMPORTED ORIGIN.

I. Cylinder liners . . .

2. Piston assemblies and parts thereof.

3. Hi-metal bearings, including bi-metal or non-ferrous bushes and washers but exclud ng Ball, roller or tapered bearings, as covered under Appendix-1 \

4. Inlet and exhaust pappct valves, v alve guides (?leeves), vnlvc rotators, tap p e n, valve springs, valve seat inserts.

Water pumps and components thereof 5-

Carburettors and parts thereof

6.

Timing gears

7-

Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods.

8.

Filter'cleancr assembly, air, fuel, or 5".

lubricating oil.

1 0. Carbon brushes all sorts

Ignition coils and parts thereof

1 1.

Dynamo pulleys

1 2.

Fuel pump kits . . .. 13-

Distributors and parts thereof

14.

Generator/Dynamo alternator and parts IJ-

thereof.

Starter motor and parts thereof 16.

Gaskets . . . . ..

17.

Oil seals and grease, retainers

18.

19- Roller chains including Engine liming chums/Driving chains and transmis- sion chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sizes above 2" pitch.

2 0. Bolts, nuu, studs, and screws.

Import of these items will be allowed' upto an aggregate value equal to 2^;%, of the face value of quota licence subfect to the following conditions :•—

(1) In the case of items mentioned at i. Nos. 1 to 8, Import of any indi- vnhial item should not exceed 5% of the face value of licence.

(") In the case of items mentioned at S. Noa. 9 to 20, import will be allowed upto an aggregate value- equal to 2%% of the face value of quota licence within the overall limit of 25%) subject to the condition that import of any individual item should not exceed 1/4% of the face- value of liqencc.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

C.—LTST OP ITEMS, THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES

FOR SPARH PARTS OF EARTHMOVINO MACHINERY (S. N o. 6$ (5) (<0(fl)A0-

PART I

I. Leaf springs and spring leaves . "

2. Brake drums . . . ..

Wheels and rims and pans ihereof 3.

Engine riming Gears and sprockets 4-

Cylinder liners . . .

5-

6. Fuel injection equipment and compo- nent parts thereof.

7. Piston assemblies and parts thereof . . . ..

8. Bi-metal Bearings, including Bi-mcfal or non-ferrous bushes and washers but excluding ballj roller or tapered bear- ings, as covered under Appendix-14.

9- Inlet and exhaust pappet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve scat inserts.

Steering Gears complete and parts 10.

mercoi

II.

Propeller shafts, uniTcrsal joints and

parts thereof.

12. Brake parts

Water pumps and components thereof 1 3.

Clutch assembly and parts thereof 14.

Paris of Tipping gears. .

15

Tie Rod ends and drag link ends and 16.

parts thereof.

17 Shackles, Shackle pins, ' U • bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates.

18 Malleable iron brakets and shackles .

Oil seals and grease retainers

19

Fuel pump kit . . ..

JO

Starter motor and parts thereof 21

Generators/Dynamo alternator and parts 22

thereof.

Flywheel Ring Gear

33

. King Pin

£4

, Hose pipes with or without end fitting 25

firclndin'j Brake hose).

Import of these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 40% of the face value of quota licence! subject to the following conditions :—

(t) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 26, import of any in- dividual item should not exceed 5% of the face value of licence.

(11) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 27 to 29, import of any individual item should not exceed 2% of the face value licence, of

(m) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. jo to 47, import of any individual item should not exceed 1% of the fac value of lio'.nce.

APPENDIX 4^-contd.

List C—Part I—concli

26. Permissible types of garage tools.

27- Radiator Assembly.

28. Clutch facings in any form.

29. Radiator hose, circlips, star washers

and spring washers.

30. Ball bearings and taper and straight roller beatings other than chose men- tioned in Appendix 14.

Gaskets.

31-

Brake linings ia any form.

33- Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the inner diameter) is more than 0'25o inch and parts thereof.

Silencers or Mufflers mid lail pipes and

14.

extension thereof.

Roller chains including Engine timin

;5-

chains/Driving chains and transmis- sion chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sites above 2' pitch.

Carburettors, Carburettor kits and parts

16.

thereof.

Carbon brushes all sorts.

37.

Voltage regulators.

38.

Glow plugs, glow resistors, glow swit-

39-

ches and glow controllers.

Dynamo pulleys.

40.

Steering wheels.

41.

Bolts, nuts, studs, washers and screws.

42.

[nstrurnents and parts thereof .

43.

Hand Brake Cables . . ..

44.

Flasheri/Dippers/Iguition Switches

45-

Head Lamps

46.

Tipping Gear*.

47-

APPENDIX 4—contd.

List of items the import of which will not be allowed against the licences for Spare parts of earth-moving machinery (S. No. 65 (5) (ii) (a)/V).

Part II—List C

1. Electric horns. 2. Straight Radiator hoses. 3. Air horns. 4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank. 5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel tank. 6. Rubber buffers-doors. 7. Rubber mounting for silencer. 8. Rubber packing for battery clamping channel, i). Wind shield wiper tubing.

10. Electric wiper, arms and blades. 11. Mascots and motifs. 12. Auto fans. 13. Car heaters, coolers and radios. H. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of Eear side lamp. 15. Battery cable. 16. Rear view and mudguard mirrors. 17. Number plates. 18. Sun shade or sunvisor. 19. Wind screen plate glass (flat). 20. Licence holder. 21. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair- lock, Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.

22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.

23. Storrage batteries. 24. Lighting bulbs. 25. Filter elements for air, fuel and oil. 26. Hub caps. 27. Bumpers for commercial vehicles. 28. Battery carriers. 29. Spare wheel carriers. 30. Under carriage parts.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

D,—LIST OF ITEMS, T:IS IMTMIU O" WHICH WILL OH VALID AQVXST QU.-JI-A LICENCES FOR SPARE PARTS OF AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS AND FOR TRACTOR DRAWN AGRICULTURAL [MPLEMENrS ( S. N O. 7+ ( m ) / V) PttOVIOBD THESE AR!> REQUIRED AS SPARES OF TRACTORS OF IMPORTED ORIGIN.

PART—I

1. Leaf springs and spring leaves .

2. Brake drams . ..

3. Wheels and rims and parts thereof .

4. Engine Timing Gears and sprockets .

5. Cylinder liners . . ..

6, Fuel injection equipment arid com- ponent parts thereof

7. Piston assemblies and Parts thereof .

S. Bimetal bearings; including hi-metal or non-ferrous busbes and washers but excluding ball, roller or tapered bearingst as covered under Appendix - 14.

9. Inlet and exhaust pappet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve seat in- serts

to. Steering Gears complete and parts thereof.

II. Propeller shifts, universaljjoints and parts thereof.

[2. Brake parts

13. Water pumps and components there- of.

14. Clutch assembly and parts there- of.

1

I I j

1

Import of these items will re •dlowed upto an aggregate value equal to 40% of the face value of quota licences aubiect to the following conditions :

(i) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. i to 27, import of any individual item should rot exceed 5%

(ii) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 28 to 30, import of any individual item should not exceed 2% of the face value of licence,

1

15. Parts of tipping gear

16. Tie Rod ends and drag link ends and parts r hereof,

17, Shackles, Shackle pins. ' U' bolts, centre bolls, clips a'.id pressure plates.

18. Malleable iron brackets and shackles .

19. Oil seals and grease retainers

20, Fuel p u mp kit. . . ..

11. Starter motor and parts thereof .

12, Generators/Dynamo alternator and pa;tn thereof . . ..

Cm) In the case of items mentioned at S, Nos. 31 to 46, import of any individual item should not exceed t% f-f the face value of licence.

APPENDIX A—contd.

List D—Part I—concld.

. Flywheel Ring Gear

. King l'ln

^4

. Shafts.

35

1

. Hose pipes with or without end fitting

(mcluding Brake hose).

. Permissible typii of garage tools

27

?8 Radiator Assembly.

1i) . Clutch facings in any form

Radiator hose, circHps, star washers

3°

and spring washers.

Ball bearings and taper and straight rol-

31

ler bearings other than those men- tioned in Appendix 14.

Gaskets . . . . ..

32

Hrake linings in any form

33-

34- Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e., on the inner diameter) is more than 0250 inch and parts thereof.

Silencers or Mufflers and tail pipes and

35-

extension thereof.

j

36. Roller chains including Engine timing cnains/Driving chains and transmis- sion chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sixes above z" pitch

Carburettors, Carburettor kits and parts

37.

thereof.

1

38.

C a r b on b r u s h es all sorts . Voltage regulators . . ..

39-

40. G l ow plugs, g l ow resistors, glow swit-

c h es a nd glow controllers.

4 1. D y n a mo pulleys . . ..

S t e e r i ng wheels . . ..

42.

Bolts, n u t s, s t u d s, w a s h e rs a nd screws.

43-

I n s t r u m e n ts a nd p a r ts t h e r e of

44.

H a nd B r a ke C a b l et . . .. 1

4S-

46. T i p p i ng G e a is . . . . J

APPENDIX 4—concld.

List of items the import of which will not be allowed against the- licences for Spare parts of agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn., agricultural implements (S. No. 74 (iii) /V). Part II—List D

1 Electric horns. 2. Straight Radiator hoses. 3. Air horns. 4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank. 5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel tank. 6. Rubber buffers-doors. 7. Rubber mounting for silencer. 8. Rubber packing ior battery clamping channel. 9. Wind shield wiper tubing.

10. Electric wiper, arms and blades. 11. Mascots and motifs. 12. Auto fans. 13. Car heaters, coolers and radios. 14. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of Rear side lamp. 15. Battery cable. 16. Rear view and mudguard mirrors 17. Number plates. 18. Sun shade or sunvisor. 19. Wind screen plate glass (flat). 20. Licence holder. 21. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair- Jock. Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.

22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies cither complete or in parts.

23. Storrage batteries. 24. Lighting bulbs. 25. Filter elements for air, fuel and oil. 26. Head lamps. 27. Flashers/Dippers/Ignition switches. 28 Hub caps. 29. Bumpers for commercial vehicles. 30. Battery carriers. 31. Spare wheel carriers. 32. Under carriage parts. 33. High carbon steel plain Discs of sizes 16" to 26",

APPENDIX 5

List of Items, the import of winch will not be permitted against licences for S. No. 65(5)(u<)/V and S. No. 92(n)/V.

1. Bottle sprayers.

2. Hand magnifiers and self illuminating block magnifiers of any size.

3. Punching machines.

4. Washing machines non-electrical.

5. Strip film projector complete with slide and •errier slide pro- jector.

6. Clock work mechanism belts.

7. Box wood rules.

8. Door closers.

9. Magic lanterns.

10. Epidiascopes viewers. 11. Reel and Hose with coupling.

12. All types of dial thermometers including dial thermometers of the types mercury in steel, vapour pressure and distance read- ing (both indicating, recording and controlling).

13. Hand numbering machines.

14. Fog signals.

15. Magnetic catches.

16. Hot and cold vulcanising patches.

17. Magnets except ceramic and sinterns.

18. Components of moving coil meter such as magnets, jewels, laminations, castings, dials, needles and other pressed compo- nents.

19. Pressure Gauge-indicating and recording.

20. Drought Gauge-indicating and recording.

21. Thermocouples—base metal and rare metal.

22. Pyrometers-indicating, recording and controlling.

23. Resistance Thermometers—indicating recording and integrating.

24. Flow meters (manometric indicating, recording and integrat- ing).

APPENDIX 5—concld.

25. Flow meters-electric transmitting, indicating, recording and integrating.

26. Flow meters-ring balance, indicating, recording and integrating.

27. Flow Meters-Open channel indicating, recording and integrat- ing.

28. CO2 Analysers, indicating and recording-

29. Differential Pressure Transmitters-pneumatic.

30. Pneumatic controllers, indicating and recording.

31. Single point electronic potentiometers, indicating, recording and controlling.

32. Level Meters, indicating, recording and controlling.

33. Pressure Recorders.

34 Temperature Recorders.

35. Gas meters.

36. Binos Prism.

37. Compass Prismotic Liquid.

38. Monocular.

39. Circular Bubble 5/8*.

APPENDIX fa

List 0/ items the import of which will not be permitted against quota licences for S. Nos. 93-94 (d). 93-94 (e) and 93-94 (/) of Part V-

(1) Syringes more than 1 ml. capacity and less than 50 ml, capacity.

(2) Surgical Rubber Gloves and Finger Stolls.

(3) Ordinary burettes with or without single stop cock.

(4) Ordinary Volumetric single mark bulb—pippets- or gra- duated pippets and specific gravity bottles without counter- poise or thermometer, all of accuracy grade (B) or below.

(5) All surgical Rubber goods except the following: —

Balloon Catheters.

Coude and Bicude Catheters.

G. E. Catheters, Bougies.

Treman Catheters.

Ureter Catheters.

Empyema Tubes.

Double Luman Tubes and Catheters, including the follow- ing:—

(a) Miller Abboutt's Tube.

(b) Cantor's Opaque Tube with Balloons.

(c) Sengstaken Tri-lu-men Cesophaseal

v K

Tubes.

(d) Combined Krenty 5 Lumen Cesophaeeal

Tubes.

Kelly's pads.

Rubber Parts for iron lungs.

Re-breathing attachments to Anaesthesia Apparatus viz Bags and corrugated tubes.

"' Rubber Tracheal Tubes.

Latex rubber tubing for heam tocytometer pipettes and transfusion equipment either in cut lengths or in full length of 40 ft.

Sphygmomanometer spare parts made of rubber.

APPENDIX 6—concld.

Perforated Drainage Tubes only the following: — (i) Levin's Tubes. (ii) Ryall's Tubes. (,iii) T. Tubes (or Gall Bladder Drainage tubes). (iv) Kehr's Gall Bladder drainage tubes. (v) Colostomy auls Tubes (Penrose Tubes), (vi) Intraltracheal tubes (Magillies tubes).

De Pezzer's Catheters. Malecott's Catheters. Supra-public Sell Retaining Catheters. Cardiac Catheters both plain & balloon, Oesophageal Catheters and Bougies. Gudel Tubes or Airways with or without metal olives, Dr. Zeise Stone Dislodgers. Johnson's Stone Dislodgers. Metras Catheters. Hurst's Mercury Filled Bougies. Heostomy and Colostemy. Bags and Appliances. Urinal Male & Female for day and night use.

(6) Pipettes for general users. (7) Glass joints. (8) Laboratory glassware including Scientific glasswares (9) Beakers.

(10) Flasks Laboratory and Special Glass. (11) Hypodormic needles. (12) Surgical Adhesive Tapes. (13) Plaster of Paris Bandages. (14) Elastic Adhesive Bandages. (15) Cotton crepe bandages. (16) Surgical Operating Tables. (17) Invalids' Chairs. (18) Fowler Beds. (19) Sterilisers. (20) Incubators. (21) Suction Apparatus. (22) Magnets except Ceramic and Sintern. (23) Stethoscope. (24) Rotary Microtomes. (25) Freezing Microtomes. (26) Roching Microtomes. (27) Automatic Tissue Processor. (28) Clinical centrifuges except Refrigerator and special type centrifuges.

• S E C. I] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY

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APPENDIX 7

[Section III—S. No& 93-94 (j)/V]

List of Dental goods the import of which may be allowed agams* licences for S. No. 93-94(j)/V—list of

Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating discs, points, mounted or unmounted.

Acrylic plastic moulding powder, granules and liquid (methyl methacrylate) for teeth (upto 10% of the face value of quota licences for S. No. 93-94 (j)/V can only be utilised for import of this item).

Ads pier for Flexible Arms.

Amalgam Carriers.

Amalgam Instruments.

Artlculators.

Articulating Paper.

Bad Cock Screw with Key No. 2.

Bars, Lingual and Palatal Precious Metal, Stainless Steel.

Bite Gauge.

Black's Instruments.

Blow Pipes.

Blocks Soldering.

BoHs and Swivels, Stainless Steel.

Bone Operating Instruments Boyd Gardner & others.

Bowls Cuspidor.

Bowls, Rubber Plaster—large size only.

Broaches, barbed and plain.

Burnishers, Engine.

Burnishers, Hand

Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamond, etc.

Cable Arms for dental engine—all types.

Cartridge syringes and nozzles (Dental).

Casting Alloys-non-precious for Dental Castings.

APPENDIX 7—contd.

Casting machine and accessories.

Casting Investment,

Caps, Pulp.

Carvers.

Cavitron.

Cement—Porcelain, Acrylic, Crown and Bridge etc

Celumat.

Celluloid Strips.

Chisels, Bone Operating.

Chisels, Enamel.

Clamps, Cotton-Roll.

Clamps, Matrix.

Clamps, Rubber-Dam. Clasps, Stainless Steel. Cleaner, Diamond Instruments. Cleaners Pulp Canal. Contouring Instruments. Colloid Elastic. Crowns and Forms. Crown Slitter. Cups, Rubber polishing. Curettes. Diamond Points. Dentine materials other than acrylics or plastic materials. Dental Electric Engine. Discs, Polishing Paper. Discs, Shield. Doriot Wrist and Slip Joint,

Drills for Dental Electric Engine for drilling On the teeth and lor the laboratory work, working on Acrylic dentures. Dental Drills for straight Hand piece and contrangle used for drill- ing the teeth are from 0 to 12 and the laboratory work of larger sizes,

Dulpex Spring Connection. Duplit Duplicating Material. Electric Acrylizers. Electric Amalgamators.

APPENDIX 1—contd.

Electric furnaces, Dental.

Electric Pulp Tester.

Electric Tooth Brushes.

Elevators,

Embedding Compound Investment.

Excavators,

Explorers (Probes).

Facers, Engine Root.

Felt Cones.

Felt Wheels.

Flux, Soldering.

Foil Carriers.

Foiceps, Rubber-Dam Clamps.

Forceps, Extracting.

Forceps, Rongeur.

Frame, Piercing Sa.w.

Fusible Metal Outfit.

Fusing Porcelain.

Gags.

Glaze for Porcelain finishing.

Gold Casting and solder—upto 5% of the face value of quota licence. Gutta Percha.

Hand Pieces and Parts.

Handles, Cone Socket,

Hand pieces, angle pieces, etc.

Holders. Broach.

Holders for Burs.

Holders, Nerve Instrument.

Holders, Rubber-Dam.

Holders, Sponage.

Hygienators. Impression Paste—Rubber based only. Impression Trays.

APPENDIX 1—cnntd.

Instruments, Hand—stainless steel, chromium plated, nickel plated for use by dentists only.

Intra-Osseus Injection outfit.

Investments, material.

Lamps, mouth.

"Mallets, all sorts,

Mallet Points.

Mandrels.

Matrices.

Metal Piercing Saws.

Square for vulcanite or acrylic work Nos. 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Flat for metal work Nos, 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 5, 6.

Piercing saw frame to hold the above.

Metal separating saws made in two diameters 9/16 and 3/4 inch Nos. 5 and 6.

Metals Air Chamber and Mellottee.

Mirror Handles.

Mirrors Mouth.

Mixers Plaster (Mechanical Spatulator).

Moldine Outfit.

Mouth Props,

Mouth Pieces for Saliva Ejector.

Museum Specimens.

Museum Jars.

APPENDIX 7—contd.

Needles hyprodermic for dental syringes only, the following: —

1. INTERCHANGEABLE HYPODERMIC NEELDES FOR DENTAL

SYRINGES ONLY

Length                                              Gauge
  Inches            mm
    7/8              23         .   ..             26
     1               25         .   ..             26

1-5/8

43 . .. 36, & 33

2. DOUBLE-POINTED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL CART-

RIDGE SYRINGES

Length

Inches

mm

1

Gouge

25, 26 & 27.

25            .   ..
32            .   ..                 36  4  37.

1-i/4

1-5/8

25. a6 & 27.

42 . ..

Nerve Broaches. Nerve Instruments.

Nippers, cutting.

Oil Stones—Arkanas.

Orthodontic Material and Appliances.

Outfit Matrix.

Outfit, 'Sevriton'.

Oxide of Tin upto 1 oz. bottle Paste, Trio.

Patterns, Soft MetaL

Perforated Impression trays.

Plastefonn Matrics.

Plaster Sifter.

Plaster Polishing Strips.

Pliers, orthodontic, universal all types.

12—5 G- of L

APPENDIX 7—contd.

Pluggers. Points, Alpine, White. Points, Diamond. Points Carborandum. Points, Gutta Percha. Points, Wood Polishing. Points, Stone. Polish Equipment. Porcelain Filling. Porcelain, High and Low Fusing. Posts. Post Extractor. Powder, Abrasive. Precious metals, i.e., gold and platinum dental alloys in the form& of ingots, flat penney-weight pieces or wires expressly manu- factured for dental castings. Presses, Crown and Bridge, casting. Pulp Caps. Punches, Plate. Punches, Rubber Dam. Pulp testing instruments. Refracto-Matrix Ceramic Investment. Regulating Appliances and Accessories. Retainers, Matrix. Retractor, Cheek and Reflector. Rifflers. Rongours. Root Reamers different shape. Rubber Mats. Rubber Bulbs for air and water syringes. Rubber Dam. Rubber Dam Weights. Rubber Dam Frame. Rubber Dam Holder. Rubber Dam Punch. Sand, Casting. Sandarac. Sealers. Scalpels (upto 5 per cent, of the face value of quota licence). Separators. Bulbs and Filter glass tor shadowlesa lamps.

APPENDIX 7—contd.

Sheath, Cable. Sheila, Gold. Slabs, Borax. Slip Joint No- 2. Solder, silver and gold. Soldering Paste. Spatulas, Cement. Spoons, Amalgam. Spot Welding outfit. Spring and Swivels. Stainless Steel Gauge Mesh in the size of 10 cms x 10 cms with gauges fine 26 and thick 23.

Stainless Steel Crowns. Stains, Mineral. Strips, Asbestos. Strips, Polishing. Strips, Separating. Surveyors. Syringes (Dental all metal).

Strengthened white metal. Tags, Retaining, precious metal. Temporary Stopping. Tin Cylinders. Tray Mica, Annealing. Trephines, Engine. Trimmers, Abrasive. Trimmers, Vulcanite, Pin Point, etc. Tweezers, Locking, Soldering and Dressing. Vulcanisers. Vulcanite Rifflers, Wax Casting. Wax, Inlay. Wax Non-residual. Wax, Solbrig. Wheels, Abrasive. Wheel and cup shaped brushes for polishing teeth Wheels, Felt Polishing. Wheels, Wool Polishing. Wheels, Flexible Abrasive. Wheels for Lathe and Engine.

APPENDIX 7—concld.

Wheels, Chamois. Wheel, Lathe Polishing. Wire, Precious Metal Wire Stainless Steel used in Dentistry of Gauges from 18 to 36 (0-20 nun to 1-20 mm) and of the length of 2 metres i.e. 6i feet or In spools of 4 oz.

X-Ray Apparatus, Dental.

Annexure to Appendix 7 [vide remark 2 (1) in Section III against S. No. 93-94 (j)/V]

1. Arnoda, liquid and powder.

2. Beechwood creosote.

3. Black's 1, 2, 3 mixture.

4. Carbolised resin.

5. Calgitex.

6. Camphor Phenol.

7. Cavity Lining or Varnish.

8. Dentinol. 9. Eugenol.

10. FormocresoL

11. Medicaments, Liquid/Powder/Paste, for Root Canal.

12. Monochlorophenol.

13. N 2 liquid and Powder for Root Canal.

14. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre or paste.

15. Novocell.

16. Monsel Solution or Haemostics.

17. Oil of Cloves.

18. Oxpara liquid and powder.

19. Perlpac.

20. Pulpdent.

21. Pyorrhoea astringent.

22. Poloris dental poultice.

23. Polyantibiotlc paste for root canal.

24. Stain remover.

29. Thymozin.

APPENDIX 8

(Section II—S. No. 44/V)

Import of specialised requirements by Newspaper establishments.

A.U. applications for specialised requirements of Newspapers such as stereo flongs, rubber blankets, spare parts of printing machinery or any other essential items will be considered by the CCI&E, New Delhi.

2. Requests for import of photographic materials and copper sheets for block making from newspaper establishments or associate presses will be considered only if the applicant maintains his own process, i.e., block making department. Associate presses having long terms arrangements/contracts with the owners of newspapers for printing of their newspapers/periodicals should produce satisfactory docu- mentary evidence to that effect along with their applications.

3. An application for an import licence should be made after the applicant has utilised his previous licences to the extent of 90 per cent by opening of Letter of Credit or 60 per cent by actual impor- tation or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence regarding utilisation of previous licences should be produced in the form of original or photostat of the exchange control or customs copy of the licence as the case may be. In lieu of Exchange Control copy of the licence, a certificate from a bank regarding opening of Letter of Credit may also be acceptable. There will be no last date for sub- mission of applications.

4. Detailed procedure for submission of import applications is given In I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

APPENDIX 9

[Section H—S. No. 67(1) (i)/V]

A—Enclosure to A.U. Application for Printing Machinery required for Replacement/Development.

i. Name and address of applicant

••a. Descrption of goodi produced and specialised line of production.

•*3. Annual t u r n o v e r . . .. 1967-68 1968-69

4. Details of machinery covered by

application : Type of machinery (".^. letter No. of Value ••••Wheher Country press, offset press casting and each as per second of composition machine, cutting type •proforma hand or origin machine, etc.)

invoice. new.

•*5. Details of machinery certified es"en- tial by Director 01 Industries, etc.

Type of machinery No. of each Value Country type of origin •**6. Circulation during last three years

Name of publications Language Periodicity Average Circula-

in which i.e., Dally, daily tion in published Weekly or weekly, 1966, etc etc. 1967 and 1968 7. (a) Whether machinery applied for it foi replacement or develop- ment.

(6) If for replacement, particular of machines) desired to be re- placed.

Description of machine(8) No. of Age of each Country of

machine machine origin

(s) If for development, the extent to which existing production capacity falls short of the total production capacity required,

B. Detans of existing machinery. The replies to Cols (a} and (6) below should cover all printing and allied machines, etc. e.g. cutting, binding and composing, machines available with the applicant:

(a* Particulars of existing machinery ithe type desired to be imported t

Description >lo. of machinei Age of each

of machinei machine origin

(b~\ Particulars al other machinery :

Deiript 0 n No, of machmaa Age of each Country of

1 f machines machine origin

APPENDIX 9—contd.

••9. Detaili of registration as "approved" printer*.

CO C"1) C "0 (fe)

Authority with When registered Class, if any, Whether registered

in which as quality registered printers whom registered (e.g. Director) of Advertising

and Visual Publicity, •Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery)

**IO. Details of awards won for excellence

in printing.

CO Ci'O Cw'O (w)

Year Authority who No. of awards Line(s) covered

gave the awards won by the award(s)

31. Details of import licenccCs) received since 1963,

CO (<0 C"i) (w) (v) (ul)

Licence No. Period Type of Value Date of Date of and date machine(a) expiry of Import covered the licence^ with with No. Quantity

and Value

of each type

(vii) (viii) (Ix)

Country of Quantity and Country of origin value yet origin to be imported (if licence is still valid and is 10 be utilised)

12. [Detaili of machines purchased/ordered from the State Trading Corporation ot India Ltd. or their agents since 1963.

CO ( I 'O C""0 C"0 (")

Yeai Types of No. of each Value of Country of

machineCs) type each type origin

O Juatiflcaton In brief for import,

14. Whether machines from the Rupee

Area are acceptable.

Signature of Applicant

•Proforma Invoice should be enclosed with this. **For quality printers only. •••For Newspaper Establishments only.

•••*In case of second hand machinery, a certificate from a Firm of Consulting Engineers in the country of oripin indicating age of the machinery, its present condition .and its expected life ghould be Furnished.

APPENDIX 9—concld.

B—Definition of Quality Printers

Quality Printers are those: —

(a) who have been in the approved list of Director of Advertis- ing and Vifiual Publicity/Director of Publication/Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery as quality printers; or

(b) who have been awarded merit certificates either by the Central or by the State Government; or

(c) who can produce outstanding specimens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of quality.

Applicants not covered by (a) and (b) above should invari- ably furnish specimens of the work done by them.

APPENDIX 10

INDUSTRIES FOR EXPORT OBLIGATIONS

1. Bicycles and their components and accessories.

2. Diesel engines stationary type.

3. Small tools including cutting tools, power tools and other work- shop tools:

(a) Twist drills. (b) Diamond tools. (c) Hacksaw blades. (d) Engineers' steel files. (e) Spanners, pliers and wrenches,

4. Coated and bonded abrasives.

5. Storage batteries, dry batteries.

0. Wire ropes.

7. Winding wires.

8. Automobile ancillaries:

(a) Pistons, piston rings and gudgeon pins.

(b) Crankshafts.

(c) Connecting rods.

(d) Radiators.

(e) Car wheels.

(f) Gaskets.

(g) Electrical equipment for automobiles,

(h) Brake and clutch lining.

(i) Shock absorbers.

(j) Leaf springs.

(k) Engine valves.

(1) Fuel, air and oil filters.

(m) Fuel injection equipment

9. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals.

10. Paints, varnishes and enamels.

Note: In the case of units engaged In drugs and pharmaceutical industry, which export less than 5 per cent of their production, the cut referred to in paragraph 36 of Section I will apply to the entitle- ments for imported raw materials required for the manufacture of" only the products listed in the Annexure to this Appendix. The cut will not apply to the raw material requirements in respect of other-

APPENDIX 10—concld.

•end-products In this industry. However, if a unit in this industry is ^end-products in this industry. However, if a unit in this industry is unable to export at least 10 per cent of its production, it will not -supply.

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 10

Drugs and Pharmaceuticals the following: —

1. Antibiotic Preparations.

2. Emetine preparations.

3. Quinine sulphate.

4. Quinine preparations—others.

5. Strychnine preparations.

6. Brucine preparations.

7. Ayurvedlc and Unani Medicines.

8. Antacid and Digestive preparations.

9. Asthama, Catarrah & Hay Fever Preparations.

10. Cold, cough and Bronchical preparations.

11. Gripe water.

12. Headache, Neuralgia and Pain Remedies.

13. Disinfectants.

14. Salves, Ointments for Burns, Cuts, etc.

15. Tonics, Blood Purifiers and Emulsions.

16. Proprietary and Patent Medicines n.o.s

17. Botanical Drugs and Derivatives.

~18. Beta Ionone.

APPENDIX 11

Machine Tools—Licensing Policy for April 1969—March 1970.

Quota licences will be issued to established importers for import of spare parts of permissible Machine Tools on a quota of 5% on the basis of past imports of complete machine tools in the prescribed basic period. Applications from established importers for grant of additional licences for import of permissible spare parts of machine tools from U.S.A. under U.S. AID will also be considered and licences will be issued on a quota of 5% on the basis of past Imports of complete machine tools. Quota licences for import o± goods from U.SA. under U.S. AID will not be granted if the entitlement works out to less than Rs. 41,250/-.

2. Applications from established importers for licences for import of spare parts referred to in para 1 above should be submitted to the regional licensing authorities concerned.

3. Quota licences issued for spare parts of permissible machine tools will be interchangeable with quota licences issued for S. Nos. 29/11, 30(f)(iii)/IL ?6(5)/II, 65(5)(ii)(a)/V, 65(5)(iii)/V and 74(iii)/V as provided in the Annexure to Section III of the Red Book. However, this concession of interchangeability will not be applicable to the additional licences granted to established im- porters for import of spare parts of machine tools from U.S.A. under U.S. AID in terms of paragraphs 1 above.

4. Actual users should apply for import of spare parts of machine tools included in List 'A' to this Appendix along with their applica- tions for spare parts of other machinery in the prescribed form and manner.

5. Applications for import of complete machine tools not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users. However, requests for import of machine tools appealing in List 'B' in this Appendix will not ordinarily be entertained. The actual users are advised to contact the indigenous manufacturers for their require- ments of machine tools appearing in List 'B'.

LIST 'A'

List of Machine Tools

Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrad- ing and polishing metals, wood, glass and plastics including any standard or ancillary equipment usually supplied therewith., This will include component parts of Machine Tools also but not Small Tools: —

1. Milling Machines.

(1) Vertical Milling Machines.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

(2) Horizontal Milling Machines. (3) Universal Milling Machines (4) Thread Milling Machines. (5) Others

2. Cutting off and Sawing Machines.

(1) Rotary cold sawing machines (2) Abrasive cutting off machines (3) Band saw type machines. (4) Power sawing machines. Hack type (5) Others.

3. Grinding Machines.

(1) Internal grinding machines. (2) Plain cylindrical grinding machines. (3) Surface grinding machines. (4j Thread grinding macnines. (5) Tool and cutter grinding machines, all types (6) Twist drill grinding machines, all types. (7) Centreless grinding machines. 18) Lapping and Honing machines. (9) Others.

4. Drilling Machines.

(1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines (3) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling machines. (5) Others.

5. Lathes.

(1) Bench lathes. (2) Engine lathes, cone pulley type. (3) Engine lathes, all geared head type. (4) Capstan lathes. (.*) Turret lathes. (6) Automatic lathes. (7) Relieving lathes. (8) Wheel turning lathes. (9) Others.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

6. Furnaces.

(1> Electric furnaces. (2) Coal and coke fired furnaces. (3) Oil flred furnaces. (4) Others.

7. Boring Machines.

(1) Horizontal boring machines. (2) Vertical boring machines. (3) Jig boring machines.

8. Hammers and Presses. (1) Drop Hammers. (2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all types (5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated¹, (7) Hydraulic presses. (8) Moulding presses. (9) Drawing presses

(10) Mechanical Power presses. (11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing presses. (13) Others.

9. Broaching Machines.

(1) Internal broaching machines, vertical and horizontal. (2) Surface broaching machines, vertical and horizontal. (3) Others.

10. O*ar Cutting fend Finishing Machines.

(1) Gfear cutting machines, Bevel, all types. (2) Gear nobbing machines. (3) Gear planing generators. (4) Gear shapers. (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machines. (7) Others.

11. Shaping Machines.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

12. Planing Machines.

(1) Double housing type planing machines. (2) Open side type planing machines. (8) Crank planers. (4) Others.

13. Slotting Machine*.

(1) General purpose Blotters.

(2) Puncture Blotters.

(3) Others.

14. Sheet Metal Working Machines.

(1) Circular Shears. (2) Guillotines. (3) Plate bending machines. (4) Slitting and cropping machines. (5) Plate straightening machines.

(6) Others.

15. Tapping and Threading Machines,

(1) Bolt threading machines. (2) Nut tapping machines. (3) Pipe threading machines. (4) Screwing machines. (5) Thread rolling machines. (6) Tapping machines. (7) Others.

16. Welding and Gas Cutting Machines.

(1) Automatic Arc welding machines. (2) D.C. Generators welding machines of all types excluding' Motor Generator types of/ratings above 600 amperes.

(3) Resistance welding machines including butt and spot welding patterns.

(4) Gas cutting and profiling machines.

(5) Gas cutting and welding torches. (6) Acetylene generators. (7) Others.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

17. Wood Working Machines.

(1) Circular saw benches. (2) Band sawing machines. (3) Mortising machines. (4) Planing and moulding machines. (5) Sanding machines. (6) Others.

18. Miscellaneous Machines.

(1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines. (2) Centring machines. (3) Centrifugal casting machines. (4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machinea. (6) Etching machines. (7) Filing and sawing machines, (8) Heading machines. (9) Metal spraying machines.

(10) Pipe bending machines. (11) Polishing machines (12) Sand and shot blast plant. (13) Rolling mills. (14) Reeling machines. (15) Wire drawing machines. (16) Testing machines of all types for testing engineering materials.

(17) Tool tipping machines. (18) Tube making machines for rolling mill plani (19) Rivetting machines. (20) Magnetic separators. (21) Injection moulding machine (plastic) and moulds thereof. (22) Portable, pneumatic and electric tools for working on metal, wood, plastic and glass. Rock drilling and mining tools will not be included In thi9 seriti.

(23) Core making machines. (24) Moulding machines. (25) Others.

19. Machine Tool Accessories.

(1) Lathe chucks. (2) Magnetic chucics. (3) Drill chucks.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

(4) Dividing heads. (5) Vices, machines. (8) Jigs and fixtures. (7) Others.

LIST 'B'

Licences for the following machines tools will not ordinarily bo issued. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be issued; the question of granting a licence to Actual Users can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact the indigenous manufacturers of machine tools and then only if indigenous machines cannot do the job should they apply for an import licence:

1. Centre Lathes:

(i) Bench Lathes. (li) Cone-pulley Lathes. (ill) All geared head Lathes. (iv) Short Bed Lathes. (v) Roll turning Lathe upto 1000 mm swing.

2. (a) Capstan and Turret Lathes upto 110 mm bar capacity and •centre height upto 400 mm including preselector types.

(b) Drum type turret lathes upto 80 mm bar capacity.

3 Single spindle bar automatic machine upto 70 mm bar capacity.

4. Single spindle chuking automats upto 325 mm swing and 550 mm

5. Multi spindle automatics :

(a) Bar Type upto 67 mm.

(b) Chucking type-Maximum chucking dia 210 win,

-6. Copying lathes.

7. Automatic multi-tool lathes upto 325 mm swing capacity.

>6. Drilling machine:

(a) Hand operated bench type, (b) Power operated:

(1) Bench type. Jii) Pilar type upto 55 mm dia drilling capacity, (lil) Radial type upto 100 mm dia drilling capacity. (lv) Multi-spindle drilling machines.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

0. Milling Machines:

(i) Horizontal, vertical and universal knee type and also electrically controlled automatic cycle and programme controlled upto the following dimensions: (a) Table size 2500x600 mm. (b) Longitudinal traverse 1600 mm. (c) Cross traverse 400 mm. (d) Vertical traverse 500 mm.

(II) Tool and die miller.

10. Grinding Machines:

(i) Double ended bench and pedestal type.

(ii) Plain and universal cylindrical type upto 450 mm swing and 2150 mm between centre.

(III) Tool and Cutter grinders swing dia on cutter head upto 310 mm.

(iv) Twist Drill Grinders upto 1" capacity. (v) Surface grinders—Horizontal spindle—reciprocating table type upto table size 300 mm x 1500 mm.

(vi) Swing frame grinders, wheel size upto 610 mm. (vil) Carbide tool grinding and lapping machine upto wheel dia 300 mm.

(vlii) Saw sharpening machine for circular saw blades (460 mm to 1000 mm).

(ix) Abrasive cutting off machine-bar capacity 25 torn, pipes 75 mm O.D. (x) Roll grinder.

11. Gear cutting machines:

(a) Gear shapera upto 450 mm blank dia. (b) Gear hobbers upto 900 mm blank dia.

12. Boring Machines:

(i) Fine boring unit head type, single and double ended. (U) Vertical boring mill upto 2500 mm turning diameter. (lit) Horizontal, both table and floor type, upto 160 mm spindle dia.

13. Shaping machines all sizes. 14. Slotting machines upto 400 mm stroke. 15. Planing Machines—all types upto 2000 mm x 4000 mm x 12000 mm.

16. Plate Edge Planers.

13—5 GofI

APPENDIX 11—contd.

17. Metal Sawing Machines:

(i) Reciprocating hack saws upto 300 nun bar capacity, (ii) Bend saw, horizontal type upto 225 mm dia. bar capacity. (iii) Combination Band Sawing and Filing machine upto 800 mm throat x 300 mm work height.

(Iv) Hydraulic cold circular saw-bar capacity upto 200 mm, saw dia upto 820 mm.

19. Unit heads, special purpose machine including transfer machines.

19. Power Hammers:

(i) Electro-pneumatic type upto 1 ton capacity, (ii) Friction drop type upto 1 ton capacity, (ill)* Mechanical, spring type.

20. Sheet metal machinery:

(i) Mechanical power presses. (ii) Hydraulic presses. (iii) Press brakes. (iv) Power operated guillotine shearing machines. (v) Treadle guillotine shearing macliines. (vi) Hand presses and foot presses—all sizes,

(vii) Bound seaming machines upto 1 gallon cap. (viii) Universal nibbling machines,

(ix) Universal punching, shearing and cropping machines.

(x) Plate bending rolls.

(id) Single ended punching machines. (xii) Beam Benders.

21. Welding machines:

(i) Arc welders, transformer type. (ii) Arc welders, motor generator type. (iii) Arc welders, diesel or petrol engine driven generator type, (iv) Semi Automatic and Automatic sub-merged Arc type welders.

(v) Spot welders (excluding portable types). (vi) Butt welders, (vii) Seam welders,

(viii) Argon-arc welders.

(ix) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting and welding sets including acces- sories and pressure regulators.

(x) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting machines for straight line and profile cutting upto 75 mm thick steel plates.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

22. (a) Furnaces—all types.

(b) Cupolas of all types including hot blast cupolas.

23. Pneumatic tools:

(1) Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto 11" hot rivets), (ii) Aero Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto i" cold rivets), (ill) Chipping Hammers (capacity upto 3J"). (Iv) Grinders (capacity upto 8").

(vii) Drills (capacity upto 11" dia bolt), (viii) Impact wrenches (capacity upto 1J" dia bolt), (ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upto 1").

24. Portable Electric Tools:

(i) Drills upto Ii" capacity and/or kits therefor- (li) Grinders upto 6" dia wheel. (Ill) Angle grinders. (iv) Die grinders, (v) Sander, (vi) Circular saw. (vii) Planer,

(viii) Valve seat Grinder.

25. Wood Working Machines:

(1) Band Saw. (ii) Circular Sawing Machines—Dia of Saw Blade upto 900 mm table size upto 800/1500 mm.

(ill) Production Jig Sawing Machines table size upto 300/350 mm.

(Iv) Surface planers and Jointer Planning width upto 500 nun. (v) Thicknessing Machine. (vi) Spindle Moulder. (vii) Wood Working Lathes—all sizes,

(viii) Belt and Disc Sander.

(ix) Boring and Recessing Machine. (x) Cross-cutting and Trenching Machine.

(xi) Bobbin Sanders, (xii) Wood Boring Machines. (xili) Universal Wood Working Machines.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

26. Miscellaneous Machines:

(1) Polishing machines. (II) Barbed wire manufacturing machlneg. (III) Automatic wire straightening and cutting ofl machines, (iv) Plastic injection moulding machines upto 48 oz. cap. and moulds therefor. '

(v) Plastic extruders upto 120 mm screw diameter. (vi) Sand and shot blasting machines, (vii) Tube benders (both hand and hydraulic type) upto 150 mm.

O.D. Tube.

(viii) Pressure die casting machines upto 120 ton capacity,

(ix) Pantograph Engraving two dimensional machine, (x) Tapping Machine 20 mm dia. capacity.

27. Material Testing Machines:

(i) Hardness Testing machines "Rockwell" and "Brinell" types- (ii) Spring Testing machines capacity 100 kg. (iii) Impact Testing machines.

28. Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 180 lbs.

29. Wire drawing machines.

30. Cable making machinery.

31. Wood screw manufacturing machines.

32. Sand Moulding machines:

(a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt squeeze pin lift moulding machines table size upto 915/635 mm and draw capacity upto 260 mm.

(b) Turnover type pneumatic moulding machines table size upto 1220/760 mm and draw capacity upto 305 mm. 33. High frequency plastic welding and embossing m/c for PVC sheets—input capacity upto 1-4 Kw.

34. Flexible shaft machines and flexible shafts. 35. Screwing (bolt and tube threading) machines up to 150 mm cap. 36. Broaching machine—50 tons capacity. 37. Induction Heating Equipment (Mains and medium frequency)-

38. Machine Tools Accessories:

(i) Lathe chucks:

(a) 4 Jaw upto 24" diametei.

(b) Self-centring scroll upto 12" dia.

(U) Drill chucks.

(Hi) Lathe Centres and Mandrels.

APPENDIX 11—concld.

(iv) Machine Vices, Plain upto 8" Jaw. (v) Drill Sleeves. (vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. (vii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types.

(be) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks. (x) Quick change drill chucks. (xi) Dividing Head. (xii) Jigs and fixtures, (xiii) Rotary table for milling machines.

(xv) Tapping attachment.

Uvi) Clutches.

39. Hydraulic pumps and valves for machine tools and other applications.

40. Pneumatic cylinders and valves for machine tools and other •applications.

APPENDIX 12

[Section H—S. No. 87-88/V]

AEROPLANE ENGINES AND SPARES—PROFORMA FOR THB IMPORT OF;

SCHEDULE A

DrrAna or STOCKS AVAILABI^ AT THE TIME OF susMrrnNa APPLICATION I. Detail* of Import Licences granted during thp preceding 11 month*

Nos. and dates

Value of the licence

granted

Remarks

Total value of

licence that

remains unused

of licences

granted

Reasons In brief

for not utilising

the licence

granted

Total value Total value

11. Details of aircraft and engine spares

Accessories Aircraft ge-

Remark*

Propellers

and spares

Engine

spares

I Aircraft

1 spares

Type of

Aircraft

neral and

•pares

1.

2.

3-

',•

I 1

Total value

III. Detail* of Raw Material*

Remark*

Dopu Thinners Fabric* Other

Aluminium

Sheets, tubing,

materials

etc.

Ferrous

Material

Sheets, tubing

etc.

i

!

Total value

Total value

IV. Aircraft General Stores

Total value

GRAND TOTAL, NJJ.—Only the total value (in Rupees) under each head la to be stated,

APPENDIX 12—concld.

SCHEDULE B

iMPORT APPLICATION No.

I. Complete Aircraft

Remark*

Quantity Value Country Purpose

Type of aircraft

Description of aircraft

for import

II. Details of Aircraft and Engine spares

. Aircraft

Remarks

Accessories Aircraft

Propellers

and spares

spares

Type of Aircraft

Engine/En- gine spares (

general spares

X.

2.

3-

I

4-

1

5-

1 1

Total value

111. Details of Raw Materials with specification

Dopes Thinncrs Fabrics Other Remarks

Materials

Aluminium Sheets tubing etc.

Ferrous Material Sheets, tubing etc

1

i

Total value

IV. Aircraft Genera} States

Total value

GRAND TOTAL

APPENDIX 13

[Section III—S. No. 3 (2) /HI]

LIST or SPARE PARTS OF TEXTILE MACHINERY IMPORTABLE AGAINST LICENCES FOR S. NO. 5(2)/III.

1. Spares for light metal flat heald frames (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

2. Glass Reed Brushes (26 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

3 Gill box leather. •4. Cat furs and Rabbit furs cut-to-size pieces.

5. Enamelled Thread Guide hooks (10 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

6. Glass rods plain and grooved including blue glass.

7. Glass creel pegs and nails including blue glass.

8. Glass guides including blue glass. 9. Weaver's scissors (25 per cent, of the face value of quota lioence).

10. Traverse Slides.

11. Patent Denters.

12. Complete Knotters (25 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).

13. Drop box card clips and card rings.

14. Winding fillets (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

15. Porcelain and other thread guides excluding Porcelain Shuttle Eyes (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

16. Jacquard hooks including for NJS type (5 per cent, of the fac* value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

17. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 per Cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 which- ever is higher).

18. Weavers Combs.

19. Loom Chains—cut-to-size pieces.

20. Pick Counting Glasses having l " X i ' X i" combined template.

21. Jacquard Bowl Hooks.

23. Weavers' Beam Pipes— (Pipes with holes or weavers' beam).

A P P E N D IX 14(1) (a)

(Section H—S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S- N O. 19/H—Ljgr OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND BELOW

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No. Hoffmann No. S.K.F. No

t 2 3

Width Bore

Outside Dla.

6

5

4

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

10 BCO2

12 BCOa .

15 BCO2

17 BCO2

20 BCO2

25 BCO2

6200

6201

6202

6203

6204

6205

10 mm

12 mm

15 mm

17 mm

20 nun

35 mm

.  no                            30 mm     9 mm
.  112                           32 mm     10 mm
.  115                           35 mm     11 mm
•  "7                            40 mm     12 mm
.  120                           47 mm     14 mm
•  125                           52 mm     15 mm

1/2-

RLS 4 RLS 5 RLS 6 RLS 7 RLS 8 LS 5 L S7 LS 8 LS 9 LS 10

£

1•5/16*

1-9/16'

1-7/8'

2*

2-1/4'

3/8'

7/i6-

9/16-

9/i6'

5/8'

6300 6301 6302 6303 6304 <53O5

10 BCO3

12 BCO3

15 BCO3

17 BCO3 •

20 BCO3 •

23 BCO3

. 310 . 312 • 315 . 3*7 . 320 . 325

10 mm

12 mm

15mm

17 mm

20 mm

25 mm

35 mm 37 mm 43 mm 47 mm 52 mm 62 mm

11 mm

12 mm

13 mm

14 mm

15 mm

17 mm

MS  7       RMS  5       5/8' 1  M                */8*
MS  8       RMS  6                                11/16'
MS  9       RMS  7       7/8'                     11/16*
MS  10      RMS  8       1'                       3/4'
             EL  8

Smin

108

I-11/16'

2'

2-1/4*

2-l/i'

22 mm

N 1025

7mm

9 mm 24 mm

EL 9

7mm

6002

15 mm

32 mm 9 mm

6004

20 mm

N 7141

42 mm

12 mm

0OO5

25 mm

47 mm 12 mm

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—contd.

I 2

6

4

3

5

S 3 S 7

3/8' 5/8' 3/4* 7/8'

1*

EE 3 EE 5 EE 6 EE 8 EE 9

7/8'

1-3/8'

1-5/8'

1-7/8'

2*

7/32" 9/32" 5/i6* 3/8' 3/8'

s i s 9 S 10

DEEP GROOVE RIGID BALL JOURNAL BEARINGS

62 mm 42 mm 52 mm

M 25 N L 20 N L 25 N

98305

98204

98205

12 mm 9 mm 9 mm

25 mm

20mm

25 mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING ADAPTER BEARINGS

I*

UT 130 U 1506 E

62 mm 16 mm

UT 130 1506 2506 2506 E 11506

25 mm 25 mm r 25 mm

62 mm 62 mm 62 mm 6a mm

16 mm 20 mm 20 mm 20 mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL JOURNAL BEARINGS

9 mm

10 mm 25 mm

30 mm 62 mm

. U 110 . U 325

1200

1305

10 BSO2

23 BSO3

SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

ULS  5      RL 4        i/a'                     3/8*
ULS  8      RL 6        3/4'                     9/16'
ULS  9      RL7         7/8'                     9/16*
ULS  10     RL  8       1"                      5/8"

1.5/16* ,

1-7/8'

2*

2-1/4'

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

7203

17 mm

40 mm

17 BAO2 . 117 ACD

1"

ALS 8 A

LS 10 ACD

13 mm 5/8'

a-1/4*

MAGNETO BALL BEARINGS

N 797 L 17 17 mm 40 mm 10 mm

SPECIAL BEARINGS

6302/16

16 mm

42 mm 13 mm

25 mm

18 mm

(12035 C RIV No.)

52 mm on one side 56 mm on other side

20 mm

47 mm

L 20

14 mm

20 mm

E 20

47 mm 12 mm

A 20

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—contd.

6 I 2 3

5

4

(BBL No. BT 2003 for 393129

1-5/8'

5/8'

Textile Machinery).

7/16* Outer

Ring

15/16' Inner

Ring

(SB20C Koyo No) (BBL No. BT2015 for Textile 20 mm 52 mm

Machinery.)

15 mm Outer Ring 19 mm Inner Ring

(5035 RIV No.) (BBL No. BA 2008 Fiat Part

17 mm

No. F-3744O3/I-28-I65)

22 mm

50 mm

(BBL No. BA 2009) N 3179 402703 16 mm

14 nun

20)

(Water Pump bearing for Massey Ferguson Tractors

40 mm

and Standard

(10016 RIV No.) (BBL No. 2010 Flat Part

25 mm

65 mm

No. F-848076/1 • 28 • 123).

21*5 mm Outer Ring 17 mm Inner Ring

BB IOIO 16004

8 mm

20 mm

42 mm

10 mm

BB I O I I ( F AG No. BO 15) 15 mm

40 mm

BB 1003

20 mm

47 mm •625' BB 1015

14 mm

20 mm

50 mm

8 nun

35 mm

15 mm

459i 393965

N 2897

35 mm

16 mm

liar

(BBL No. BT 2019)

(12289 S.R.O.)

BALL THRUST BEARINGS

28 mm

9 mm 13 TA n .

3110a

15 mm

g mm

jo mm

n TA 11 .

51103

17 mm

30 TA 11 . ,

51104

35 mm 10 mm

20 mm

H nut

25 TA 11 .

51103

42 mm

25 mm

13 TA 12 .

51202

12 mm

15 mm

32 mm

12 nun

17 TA 12 .

51203

17 mm

35 mm

20 TA 12 .

14 mm

51204

40 mm

20 mm

23 TA 12 .

15 mm

51205

47 mm

25 mm

25 mm

23 TA 13 .

18 mm

52 mm

51305

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—concld.

I 3

4

3

6

5

MW 3/4

T 6

i-9/*6* 23/32'

3/4*

MW 7/8

I-13/16'

7/8'

T 7

3/4'

1*

T 8

2'

MW 1

3/4'

1-5/16'

6

3/4'

9/3a'

EW3/4

EW7/8

7/8'

1-i/a'

3/8'

B 7

1* E Wi

B 8

1-5/8*

3/8'

W9/16      O  4.1/2   9/16*                  5/8*
W5/8                  58;                    sir
W3/4       O 6        3/4                    5/8'
W7/8       O 7         7/V                   5/8'
Wi         OS         I;
           51203 S/W  17 mm                  Ik12 mm
           VH 5       5/8'
           VH6        3 4'
           VH 7       7/8-
           VH 8       1*

1-13/32'

1-13/3*'

1 •17/33*

1-aim'

1-35/33'

35 mm

1-9/16'

1-3/4'

2-I/I6'

2-5/16'

3/4*

7/8*

1'

1-i/8*

HW5/8

HW3/4

HW7/S

HW 1

All the above bearings with special feature such at :—

ClJ A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring In the groove;

(2) A Suit shield or plate on one or both side* of the bearings}

(3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above;

•mm. be considered as banned for Import purposes.

N.B. —(0 The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra precision

and heavy duty bearings will be considered on merit).

(it) Import of the. following bearings will be allowed on restricted basis I—

.'\K V. No. EE4

APPENDIX 14(1) (b)

(S- No. 19 /XL)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS OP 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND BELOW

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

S.K.F. No.

Width

Hoffmann

No.

Bore

Outside

Dia.

1

2

6

3

5

4

Singh Roto Angular Contact Ball Biarings

30 BAOa . 120 ACD 7204 B 20 mm 47 mm 14 mm

Ball Thrust Bearings

EW5/8 B5 5/8' J-3/33' 9/32'

All the above bearings with special features such as •—

fij A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring In the groove;

(2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the hearings j

(3) any combination of items (1) and (2) above;

will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on the bnsi*

which may be prescribed for such items.

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 1" m BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 2" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DlAMBTTER

Bearing Dimeiuioni

HoSnAnn

I.S.I. No.

S.K.F. No.

Width

No.

Bore

Ouulde

Dta.

I

6

2

4

5

3

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

. 130 • '35 . 140 . H5 . 150

3o7BCOa .

35JBCO2 .

40IBCO2 .

45IBCO2 .

50JBC02 .

6206

6207

6208

6209

6210

208

30 mm

35 mm

40 mm

45 mm

50 mm

40 mm

62 mm

72 mm

80 mm

85 mm

90 mm

80 mm

16 mm

17 mm

18 mm

19 mm

20 mm

18 mm

L Sn

LS 12

LS 12- i/a

LS13

LS 13-1/2

LS 14

1-i/8'

1-1/4'

1-3/8'

I-I/2'

1-5/8'

1-3/4'

1-7/8'

RLS9

RLS 10

RLS 11

RLS 12

RLS 13

RLS 14

RLS 15

RLS 16

5/8'

11/16*

11/16'

3/4'

3/4'

13/16'

13/16-

13/16*

2-1/2'

3-3/4'

3'

3't/4'

3-i/a;

3-3 4'

4'

4'

LS 14-1/2

LS15

6306

30 BCO3 .

35 BCO3 .

40 BCO3 .

,;BCO3 •

• 1 BCO3 .

• 330 • 335 - 340 . 345 • 35°

6309

6310

6208 W

30 mm

35 mm

40 mm

45 mm

50 mm

40 mm

72 mm

80 mm

90 mm

100 mm

no mm

80 mm

140 W

19 mm

21 mm

23 mm

25 mm

27 mm

18 mm

Outer Ring

29'5mm

Inner Ring

1.1/8'

1.1/4*

1-3/8'

I-1/2'

1-5/8*

1-3/4'

I-7/S-

2'

MS 11

MS 12

MS 12-1/2

MS 13

MS 13-1/2

MS 14

MS 14-1/2

MS 15

RMS 9

RMS 10

RMS 11

RMS 12

RMS 13

RMS 14

RMS 15

RMS 16

13/16*

7/8'

7/8'

15/16'

15/16"

IT/16'

I-I/I6'

I-I/I6*

2.13/16*

3.1/8'

3-1/2*

3*3/4'

4'

4-1/4'

4-1/2'

4-i/a'

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

6 I

2

3

4

5

27 mm

40 BCO4

no nun

40 mm

540

640s

16 mm

62 mm

Taper

6206 K

..

18 mm

80 mm

6208 K

..

• •

Taper

19 mm

...

83 mm

6209 K

Taper

• •

13 mm

30 mm

55 mm

6006

• •

• •

14 mm

35 mm

52 mm

6007

• •

15 mm

40 mm

68 mm

6008

• •

16 mm

75 mm

6009

45 mm

• •

16 mm

50 mm

80 mm

6010

• •

• •

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

30 BSO 2

16 mm

30 mm

62 mm

. . U 130

1206

40 BSO 2

18 mm

40 mm

80 mm

. U140

1208

19 mm

45 BSO a

85 mm

. UI45

1209

45 mm

30 BSO 3

19 mm

30 mm

72 mm

1306

. U 330

30 mm

20 mm

62 mm

U130 W

2206

••

23 mm

40 mm

80 mm

U 140 W

2208

••

45 mm 85 mm 33 mm

2209

U145 W

••

18 mm

80 mm

35 mm

1508

UTI40

••

40 mm

19 mm

1509

UTI43

85 mm

••

21 mm

50 mm

100 mm

1511

••

UTI55

UTI40E

80 mm

18 mm

1508 E

• •

Li/4'

I-I/2'

19 mm

UT145E

85 mm

1509 E

-•

2'

100 mm

21 mm

1511 E

UT155E

-•

35 mm 80 nun 23 mm

2508

••

-.

40 mm

85 mm 33 mm

2509

••

2511

100 mm

23 mm

50 mm

-•

-* *

1-1/4-

2508 E

23 mm

80 """

..

I-I/2*

85 mm

2509 E

23 mm -•

••

2'

25 mm

2511 E

100 mm

••

••

—

80 mm

—

35 mm

11508

18 mm

—

40 mm

11509

—

85 mm 19 mm

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

I

2

6

4

5

3

—

—

100 mm

50 mm

25 mm

11511

81-6 mm

306445B

25 mm —

50 mm

(FAG No. 300216)

—

—

62 mm

Taper

1206 K

16 mm

—

—

1208 K

80 mm

Taper

18 mm

—

—

85 mm 19 mm

1209 K Taper

ULS 11 RL 9

•1/2*

—

I-1/8* 2-

5/8*

RL 10

11/16'

—

ULS 12

•3/4"

1-i/4' 2

RL 13

•1/2"

—

ULS 13-i/2

1-1/8' 3

3/4'

DEEP GROOVE RIGID BALL JOURNAL BEARINGS

— S-12 BE 11 I-I/4' 2-1/4* 3/8'

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

. 130 ACD 7206 B 30 mm 62 mm 16 mm 30 BAO 2

. 135 ACD 7207 B

 35 BAO 2                               35 mm     72 mm      17 mm
40  BAO 2        . 140 ACD   7208 B     40 mm      80 mm     18 mm
50 BAO 2         . 150 ACD   7210 B      50 mm     90 mm     20 mm
                 , 330 ACD               30 mm

7306 B

72 mm 19 mm 30 BAO 3

80 mm

. 335 ACD

35 mm

21 mm

7307 B

35 BAO 3

. 340 ACD 7308 B 40 mm 90 mm

40 BAO 3

23 mm

27 mm

7310 B

no mm

50 mm

50 BAO 3

. 35° ACD

45 BAO 4 . 545 ACD 7409 B 45 mm 120 mm 29 mm

BALL THRUST BEARINGS

. — 51106

30 mm 47 mm

11 mm

30TA11 ,

52 mm 12 mm

3"O7

35 mm

. —

35 TA 11 .

40 mm 60 mm

13 mm 40 TA 11 .

. —

51108

45 mm 65 mm 14 mm

51109

. —

45 TA 11 .

70 TT1TT1

50 TA 11 .       .  —          51110      50 mm                 14 mm
30 TA 1 2.                     51206      30 mm      52 mm      16 mm-
35 TA 12 .        .  —         51207      35 mm      62 mm      18 mm
40 TA 12 .                     51208      40 mm      68 mm      19 mm
45 TA ia     •    •   '        51209      45 mm      73 mm      20 mm
                                          50 mm                 22 mm

51210

78 mm

50 TA 12

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

6 I

4

3

1

—

60 min

51306

21 mm

3cmm

30 TA 13 .

—

35 mm 68 mm 24 mm 35 TA 13 .

51307

—

40 mm

51308

26 mm

78 mm

40 TA 13 .

-

51309

28 mm

45 nun

85 mm

43 TA 13 .

-

50 mm

51310

95 mm

31 mm

50 TA 13 .

—

35 mm

80 mm

32 mm

5HO7

35TA14.

30 mm

—

52206

52 mm

29 mm

*'   •      •      •     •
^am   a     *      *     *   —

52306

30 mm

60 mm

38 mm

—

^™ • a • *

40 mm

82 mm

54308 U

59 mm

30 mm

C R IV N o. 9 5 35 B) ( A BC N o. P AB 12308)

68 mm

18-9 mm

W1.1/8

1.1/8'

^^ * * • •

1.29/32*

O9

5/8'

O 10

23/32'

2.3/32'

Wi.1/4

i-1/4*

On

23/ia*

W 1.3/8

— . . ..

i."/8*

3.7/J3*

O 12

W 1.1/3

I. 1/3*

a. ir/"2'

2S/aa'

O 13

a. i5/"a'

— . . ..

W 1.5/8

1.5/8'

3J/32'

2.11/16'

O 14

— . . ..

W 1.3/4

i-B/4'

3/4' '

2.13/16'

O 15

1.7/8*

~mm" • * • * W 1.7/8

"/4'

3*

0 16

2.31/32'

- . . ..

3/4'

—

I.1/8*

EW1.1/8

— . . ..

3/8'

1-3/4*

^™* * • . •

1/2'

~

EW 1.1/4

a.1/16*

1.1/4'

1.1/8*

*~ . • • •

HW1.1/8

2. n/16'

1.5/16'

VH9

r.1/2'

^ •- . . " •

VH12

HW 1. i/a

3-1/2*

1-3/4'

MVTI.I/8

1.1V8*

^^~ t . . •

a.iU'

T9

7/8*

a.i/a-

MW 1.1/4

T io

1.1/4'

1'

T 12

1-112'

1-1/8'

MWi-i/a

a-7/8*

14^-5 GofI

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—concld.

I

6 2

3

4

3

—

T 14

3-5/16'

. MW1-3/4

I-I/V

1-3/4*

2'

T 16

—

3-H/I6'

1-3/8'

. MfJ

14 mm

45 mm 63 mm

—

51109 A

SPECIAL BEARINGS

1-i/8'

MSN 14 1-3/4'

4-5/8'

(Fiat Part No. F 872489/

25-5 mm

19 mm (RIV No. 10593) 1028-132) .

72 mm

(BBL No. BA 2001)

All the above bearings with special feature such as 1—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose nng in the groove; (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearing*j (3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above;

will be considered'as banned for import purposes.

N.B. (I) The ban relates to the standard bearing* only. Import of extra predilon and

heavy duty bearings will be considered on merits.

(II)"Import of the following bearings which "re interchangeable with the banned

types may be allowed on restricted basis :—

SKF Nos. 206," 207, 208, 209, aio, 306, 307, 308, 309 and 310.

APPENDIX 14(2) (b)

(S. No. 19/II)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL HEARINGS ABOVE 1" LN BOHE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

I.S.I. No.

S.K.F. No.

Bearing dimensions

Hofftnann

No.

Bore

Width

Outside

Dia.

1

2

6

3

4

3

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BI

1ARINGS

ULS13 R L ia 1-i/a*

3/4'

3-1/4*

AU the above bearings with ipedal feature such a"i—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(2) A dtut shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(3) Any combination of ltemt (1) and (3) above;

will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on the basis

which may be prescribed for such items.

A P P E N D IX 14(3) (a)

(S, No. 19/U)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOV" 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND

INCLUDING 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimension*

S.K.F. No.

I.S.I. No.

Hoffmann

Width

No.

Bore

Outside DIB.

1

2

6

4

5

3

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

aa mm

100 mm

55 BCO 2

6211

35 mm

• 153

no mm

60 BCO 2

6aia

60 mm

aa *"m . 160

33 mm

6311

120 mm 19 mm 55 BCO 3

• 355

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

60 BAO % . 160 ACD 7aiaB 60 mm no mm aa mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

100 mm

55 BSO 2

35 mm

31 mm

i an

. - U i 53

Taper

100 mm

jail K

ai mm

—

35 mm 100 mm

3211

23 mm

—

. —

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

33 mm 78 mm 16 mm . —

55 TA 11 .

85 mm

60 mm

17 mm

5111a

60 TA 11 .

. —

90 mm

63 mm

18 mm

31113

63 TA 11 .

• • ^^

18 mm

70 mm 95 mm

70 TA it .

31114

100 mm

73 mm

id mm 75 TA 11 .

. —

5 i "3

60 mm

a6mm

3121a

93 mm

. —

60 TA ia .

27 mm

100 mm

65 mm

65 TA 1a .

3 i "3

70 mm 105 mm a? mm 70 TA 12 .

. —

3i"4

no mm 27 mm

73 mm

. —

75 TA 12 .

Si"3

35 mm

no mm

60 mm

. —

3i3ia

60 TA 13 .

113 mm

63 mm

36 mm . —

5I3I3

65TA13.

40 warn

123 mm

70 mm

70 TA 13 .

3I3M

133 mm

73 mm

44 nn 73 TA 13 .

. —

5I3I3

a-i/8*

O 17

—

. Wa-i/8

7/8*

3-7/32*

O il

3-11/32*

a-i/4'

—

7/8"

APPENDIX 14(3) (a)—contd.

6 1

2

4

1

5

1*

— . ..

W 2-3/8

O 19

a-3/8' 3-19/33"

I'

W 2-1/2

2- i/a"

— . ..

O 20

3-Z3/3*'

I'

— . ..

O ai

W 2-5/8

a -5/8*

3-27/32'

I*

— . ..

Oaa

W 3-3/4

a-3/4'

4-1/32"

I'

— . .. W 2.7/8

a. 7/8'

4-5/32'

O a3

" . ..

0 34

1.1/8'

4.3/8-

3*

W3

MW a. 1/4

— . ..

T 18

I.II/16*

a.1/4'

4-1/4'

2'

a.1/2'

MW 2.1/3

— . ..

T ao

4.3/4'

a*

T aa

— . ..

MW 3.3/4

3'

a.3/4*

MW 3

5-3/8'

T 24

3*

3.1/4'

All the above bearings with special feature such as 1—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without looso ring in th; groove; (a) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings j (3) Any combination of items (1) and (a) above ; will be considered as banned for import purposes.

N.B.—(i)The ban relates to the standard botrings only. Import of extra precision

and heavy duty bearings will be considered on merits.

(2)Import of bearings SKF No. an and 2211K which are interchangeable

with the banned typei may be allowed on restricted basin.

(3) Import of bearing SKF NOB. 6012, 6013, 6214, 6313 may bo allowed

on restricted basis.

APPENDIX 14(3) (b)

(S. No. 18/n>

RESTRICTED TYPE OP BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

S.K.F. No.

I.S.I. No. Hoffmann

Bore Outside

No.

Width

dia.

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING ADAPTER BEARINGS

a. 1/2'

25 mm

130 mm

- . . . UT 175 E 1515 E

13x7 E

130 mm

a8 mm

— . . . UT 183 E

I'

63 mm 130 mm 33 mm - . .. UT 173

1515

150 mm

75 mm

38 mm

— —

1517

65 mai 130 mm 33 mm — — "3*5

75 mm 130 mm a8 mm

11317

— . ..

a. i/a' 130 mm 31 mm — . ..

2515 E

130 mm

S3 mm

31 mm — . ..

3515

73 mm

130 mm

3317

36 mm — . ..

1213

73 mm 130 mm

75 BSO 2 . . U 173

25 mm

130 mm

73 mm

31 mm

2213

- . . . U 175 W

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

90 ram

53 snm

33 mm 55 TA 12

31211

105 mm

55 TA 13

33 mm

55 mm

5 1 3"

All the above bearings with Bpecial feature such •" t—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without ioose ring in the groove | (2) A dusi shield or piste on one oy both nlde of the bearing; (3) Any combination of item (1) and (3) ttbwr.

will be considered as restricied bearing and ihen import v.iL' be allowed, on the btsfs which •May be prescribed for such items

APPENDIX 14(4) (a)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNID TYPES OP BALL BKAHINGS ABOVE 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No. Hoffmann

Bore

Width

No.

S.K.F. No.

Outside dia.

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

— * • * LS 19.1/2 AC ALS 26 3.1/4* 6' 1.1V16'

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL JOURNAL BEARINGS

BSO 2 . . U 185 12 17 83 mm 150 mm 28 mm 8S

SPECIAL BEARINGS

—

N 4711 C •• 3.1M* 6' 2.1/8*

BAIL THURST BEARINGS

BO TA 11 .

80 mm 105 mm 19 mm

31116

IOC

100 mm

51x20

135 mm 25 mm > TA II .

80 mm

51216

115 mm 28 mm 80 TA 12

lot

150 mm

51220

100 mm

38 mm > TA 13 .

140 mm

80

Bo mm

TA 13

51316

44 mm

0 26

W 3.1/4

4-13/16' 1.1/4*

3.1/4*

All the iibove bearings with special features such as :—

(1) A groove in the ouwr ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (2) A dust shield or piate on one or both sides of the bearings; (3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above

will be considered as banned for import purposes.

y. B.—-The ban relates to th= standard bearings only. Import of extra preciwon

and heavy dury will be considered on merits.

APPENDIX 14(4) (b)

(S. No. 19/11)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 3" BoRi (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No. Hoffmann S.K.F. No.

No.

Bore Outside Width

Dia.

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

— . V 185 W 3217 85 mm 150 mm 30 mm

All the above bearings with special features such as:—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; f2i A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (5) Any combination of items (i) and (2) above

will be considered as restricted bearing ami their import will be allowed on the basiB which may be prescribed for such iterns.

APPENDIX 14(5)

(S. No. 19/11)

B-VNNED TYPES OF C Y L I N P E R I C AL IVOLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimensions

Hoffmann

S.K.F.

I.S.I. No.

No.

Outside

Bore

Width

No.

dla.

N 205

33 mm 15 mm

25 mm

a5 RNO 2 . . R 123

N 206

. R 130

30 mm

16 mm

62 mm

io RNO a .

73 nun

N 207

35 mm

17 mm

35 RNO a . . R 135

. R 140

N 20S

80 mm

18 mm

40 RNO 2 .

40 mm

N 209

45 RNO 2 .

45 mm

19 mm

83 mm

. R 143

20 mm

50 RNO a . . R 150

N 210

30 mm 90 mm

N J03

17 mm

2} mm

62 mm

23 RNO 3

. R 235

|0 RNO 9 .

N 306

72 mm

19 mm

30 mm

- R330

80 nun

15 mm

31 mm

85 RNO S .

• R 335

N307

40 mm

40 RNO l .

23 mm

N a°8

. R"4°

100 mm

N | 09

45 mm

35 mm 43 RNO l . . RI45

N 110

jo mm

no mm

30 RNO t .

37 mm

. RJ5°

CRL 6

RLS t

1.7/8'

9/16*

RLS io

I*

CRLS

2.1/4'

5/8*

RXLS 3-1/4

3.1/4*

3/4'

4-3/4'

APPENDIX 14(6)

(S. No. 19/n)

BANNED TYPES OF TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimensions

S.K.F. No.

Hoffmann

No.

I.S.I.

No.

Bore

Width

Outside

Dia.

1

6

4

3

5

30203

17 mm 40 mm 12 mm

30204

47 mm

20 mm

14 mm

30205

25 mm

                      52  ram    15 mm
30206       30 mm     62 mm      16 mm
30209                 85 mm

45 mm

19 mm

30302       15 mm     42 mm     13 mm
30306      30 mm      72 mm     19 mm

30312

60 mm

130 mm 31 mm

55 mm

100 mm

32711

25 mm

32212

60 mm

no mm

28 mm

(3977 X/3922 X)

65 mm

           32213                  120 mm      31 mm
(330356 B) (39566/39528)
           32214        70 mm     125 mm      31 mm
           32216        80 mm     140 mm      33 mm
     (5-78 XA/572 A)

32306

30 mm

72 mm 27 mm

32307

35 mm

&o mm 31 mm

(3478 X/3424 S)

330201

60 mm

no mm

28 mm

18 mm

47 mm

I-100545 A/46

14-38 mm

         CK.495  AX/K-493        3'          5-375'      1-172'
       CK-11590/AK.-11520        0-625'     1-6875'     0-5625'
AKLM-501349/KLM-501310           1-625*      2-891*     0-78'
         CK-1500  S/K-1525  OX   1*          2 - 5'    0-8125*
      CKM-12649/K-12610          0-8437*     1-9687'    0-72*
       CK—25877/K-258ZO         i'375'      2-875'      0-9683*

APPENDIX 14(6)—contd.

6 I 2 3

4

5

CK-418/K-414

i - 5'

3-4843' 1-145'

CK-55176 C/K-55443

1-0594'

i-75'

4-4375*

CK-55187 C/K-55443 1-875' 4*4375' 1-0594'

2-125"

CK-539/K-532 X .

4-25'

1-453'

CK-72212 C/K-72487 a-125*

1-291'

4-875'

CK-566/K-563

1-434'

2-75*

CK-5SO/K-572

1-4314*

3-25'

5 - 5 " 5'

CK-3984/K-3920

2-625*

1-183"

4-4375'

33063Z C.

CK-03062/K-03162 .

CK-2107S/K-21212

CK-07IOOS/K-072IOX

KT-138 X

CK-02872/K-02820

CK-I5I23/K-I5245

GK-I4I3I/K-I4276

2-5625'

1-375*

0-72*

CKLM-48548/KLM- 48510

CK-25877/K-2582I

CK-3I594/K-3I52O

CK-247H0/D-24720

CK-25577/K-25523

CK-I5IOOS/K-I5245

NBC No. X-32212/X-32212 ..

NBC No. 52799U/52800

ABC No. PAB-12303

18 mm 47 mm 14*383 mm

ABC No. PAB-13304

ABC No. PAB-12305

33 mm 62 mm 16 nun

28 TTITTI

ABC No. PAB-133C6

70 mm 30-5 mm

ABC No. FAB-12307

32 mm 72 mm 27 mm

ABC No. PAB-12345

APPENDIX 14(6)—concld.

AT. A—Import of the following Tapered Roller Bearing will be allowed on restricted basis :

S.K.F. Nos. CK-2780/K-2720

CK-45824/K-45220

CK-33281/K-33472

CK-42687/K-42680

CK-567A/K-563

CK-582/K-572

CK-14125A/K-14276

CK-14137A/K-14276

CK-23580/K-2552? .,

CK-5ST94XC/K-55437D.

APPENDIX 15

(Section II—S. No. 20/11)

Items for which Actual User Licences granted for Small Tool*

falling under S. No. 20 of Part II will not be valid.

S. No. of 1TC

Schedule

I. T u n g s t en c a r b i de t i ps a nd t i p p ed t o o ls t h e r e of .

20(1X11)

2. M i l l i ng c u t t e rs i n c l u d i ng E nd M i l ls ( e x c l u d i ng gear c u t t e r s,

g e ar h o bs a nd i n s e r t ed t y pe m i l l i ng c u t t e r s)

20(i)(b)

S l i t t i ng S a ws a nd S l o t t i ng cuttera

Do. 3-

T a p s — A ll t y p es a nd all t h r e a ds e x c l u d i ng t a ps b e l ow 3 mm

4-

size . . . . . . . . ..

Do.

R o u nd Adjustable D i es sizes f r om i / 8 * to 1* a nd 3 mm to 23 mm

3-

( t h r e a d i ng d i a m e t e r)

D o.

H e x a g o n al D ie n u ts sizes 1/8" to 3/4* a nd 6 mm to 20 mm

6.

Do.

( t h r e a d i ng d i a m e t e r)

C h a s e r s / D i e ;, ( o t h er t h an t ap f o rm c o ne dies) for D ie h e a ds .

Do.

7.

R o t a ry b u r rs a nd c u t t e rs . . . . ..

8.

Do.

T wo p i e ce dies . . . . . . ..

Do. 9-

2O(I)(C,

1 0, S h e ar Blades

H i gh S p e ed Steel T o ol Bits . . . . ..

Do.

I I.

B u tt w e l d ed t o o ls

12.

Do.

S e g m e n t al S aw Blades . . . . . ..

Do.

13.

D o. B a n d s aw Blades M e t al w o r k i ng - . . . ..

14.

D i a m o nd wire d r a w i ng dies . . . . ..

Do. 15-

T u n g s t en c a r b i de w i r e, t u be a nd b ar d r a w i ng d i e s, n i bs on

16.

p e l l e t s.

Do.

Broaches

Do. 17-

B a n d s aw B l a d es w o od w o r k i ng . . . . ..

18.

2o(2XaXii)

S t e el F i l es ( e x c l u d i ng n e e d le files a nd J e w e l l e rs files) a nd r a s ps

19.

**3X"Xi)

2 0. H u n t i n g t o n t y pe g r i n d i ng w h e el d r e s s e rs . . ..

2

P l a in t y pe S h e et a nd P l a te G l a ss C u t t e rs . . ..

a i.

2°(3)(a)(iii)

H a n d s aw w o o d w o r k i ng (all t y p e s)

2 2.

2O(3XbXI)

23. H a ck S aw B l a d es ( H a nd a nd M a c h i ne O p e r a t e d)

2o(3XbXii) & 2o(iXc)

24. F r et or P i e r c i ng S a ws

2o(3XbXM)

A d j u s t a b le H a nd R e a m e rs

25.

2O(4X<0

T w i st D r i l ls a nd r e a m e rs 3/64* d i a. a nd a b o ve ( I n c l u d i ng

26.

T u n g s t en C a r b i de t i p p e d)

2O(4Xd)

APPENDIX 16

(Section II—Serial Nos. 156—160/IV)

LLBT OP PERMISSIBLE PAPER ITEMS AND THE END USES FOR WHICH IMPORT APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

End-Use

Item

For security printing for Govt, of India I.

only.

Currency paper, stamp paper and other 'special types of paper for security printing.

a. (a) Newsprint and glazed mechanical Publication of newspapers and periodi- cals.

printing paper.

(6) Coloured newsprint.

For paper caps and amorces and fire works (to be considered only if used in process and not for packing purposes).

For quality printing', printing and fine ¹ Art and Chromo paper.

3-

screen, multi-colour printing.

High strength and special grade kraft

4.

paper (.e.g., sack kraft paper, electri- cal grade kraft paper).

(i) Sack Kraft paper will be permitted only for manufacture of multi-wall paper sacks for packing of :— (a) Tetanium dioxide, (i) Carbon black. (£) Polyethylene. (d) Cement for export only.

(2) Electrical grade kraft paper for paper sleeves, insulated tubes and other Insulation purposes.

(3) Kraft liner for corrugated boards.

(4) High strength kraft paper for gummed

taps, paper strings and straps.

(a) Glazed imitation parchment, and *>

5-

vegetable parchment papers. 1

(fr) Glasslne paper (on restricted basis). J

Ayurvedic medicines, butter, scented supari, confectionery including biscuits, cakes, ice cream cones, cream, wafers, wafer containers and bakery Including bread wrapping.

Packing of celluloid bangles, transformer*, cycle and cycle parts, wrappingK°f scissors, blades and razorsj

Paper bags for packing of tea and coffee. Bleached white glassine only for gas mantles and window envelopes. Black glassine paper only for photo sensitised paper.

Seal and label cmboselng. Tele Tape Rolls.

Vegetable parchment paper for manufacture

of fire works.

APPENDIX ie—contd.

Item

End-Use

6. Tabulating Manila paper .

For accounting machines, card Index

systems and computers. \

Specialised tissues:

7-

(a) Carbcnising tissue

Manufacture of Carbon paper and flre

works.

(6) Stencil base tissue

Duplicating Stencils.

(c) Facial and toilet tissue?

Toilet paper and facial tissue.

Of) Napking and servcJtte tissues

Paper napkins, paper hankeys and lerreU-

tes.

(") Cellulose wedding

Sanitary towel and compressed pads.

(/) Coloured and pectoral cigarette Coloured and pectoral cigarette paper. tissue.

8. (a) Base paper for waxing and impreg-

nating and coating.

Manufacture of waxed, coated laminated and impregnated papers, for food and pharmaceutical industries. This Includes waxing cartridge paper for manu- facture of drinking straw, ice cream- cups and tumblers.

Manufacture of paper based laminates like

hylam, formica.

Cigarette tipping.

Resin coated paper for use in bottlo

caps.

Paper transfers and transfer lables (decal-

acomaina paper).

Tracing paper.

Black and red paper for packing photo sensitised materials will also be covered under this item.

Electrical insulation papers a nd b o a r d s:

9-

(a) Cable p a p er . . .. For cables.

(b) Condenser paper

Paper condensers.

(c) Pressphan, fish and leatheroid paper All electrical Insulation purposes.

APPENDIX 16—concld.

Item

End-Use

10. Metrix Boards „

For printing.

11. Wood free glazed board including sul-

phite board.

For waxed/printed cartons and laminated products for food industry. This includes ice cream cups, and tumblers.

12. Abrasive body paper

Abrasives.

13. Filter papers . . ..

(1) Gravimetric and chromotographic ana- lysis in research laboratories

(2) Filters for automobiles and other

internal combustion engines

(3) On restricted basis for all other end-

uses.

14. Chart paper

Recorders, pen recorders, etc used In

conjunction with Instruments.

15. Indicator paper . . .. For laboratories.

16. V.P.I, papers

For moisture proof packing in cycle, tooli,

blades and for automobile industry.

Playing carde.

17. Black centred card board ,

18. Ceramic transfer papers (printed

Import will be allowed for export produc- and imprinted).

tion only.

19. Straw paper

Fire works.

APJr/EJNULX 17

L I ST OF ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AHD D I S- TRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE ALLOWED IN CONSUtTATION WITH D . G . T . D. AS INDICATED IN THE REMARK AGAINST S. N o. 32 (/) & (g)/II IN SECTION I I.

A. T H E R M AL POWER S T A T I ON E Q U I P M E NT

I. Steam Boiler with Accmsoriet

I .I Drum type steam boiler firing coaij pulverised coal, gai or oil upto 120 MW. (If required, sets upto 200 MW are also availible indigen- ously).

i '3 Raw coal bunker gates of needle type and gate type.

13 Raw coal belt/chain feeder with electric drive, complete with speed control device etc.

i¹4 Pressure reducing stations except the pressure reduction valve.

i-5 Mill fan complete with electric motor (generally upto <5-6 K.V./300 H.P.).

i-fi Screw conveyer for pulverised coal complete with electric motor.

15—5 GofI

APPENDIX 17—contd.

     a-1     Turbine  House  equipment  (Steam  Condensing  turbine)—iaoMW.
                (Higher  sizes  upto  zoo  Mw  may  also  be  available  indigenously),
     a->     Starting  electric  oil  pump  (compktc  with  motor)"
     2-3     Bearing  oil pump  with  motor.
     1-4     Surface  condenser*  complete.
     2-5     L.  P. & H, P.  Fe"d  Heaters  of  various  sizes.
     a*6     Turbine  condensate  pumps  complete  with  electric  motor.
     2'7     Circulating  water  pump  complete  with  electric  motor.  (Vertical  pump
                and  motor).
     2-8     Emergency  oil  pump  complete  with  electric  motor.
     2-9      Hydrogen  gas  cooler  (available  for  units, of  Haridwar).
3.  Qttwttors :
     3" I    Turbogenerator  sets 120 M.W. (Larger sizes upto 200 M.W. also available
                according  to the requirements).
4.  Qtrmal  Ittms 1
     4-1     Central  chilling  unit.
     4-2     Fuel  oil  system  (Except  high  pressure  pumps).
     4-3     Lub  oil facilities.
     4-4     Equipment  for  process  waixi  supply.
     4-41    Travelling  screen  with  electric  motor,
     4-42    Centrifugal  pump  for  cleaning  the room.
     4-43    Centrifugal  pump  for  fire  fighting  complete  with  electric  motor,,
     4'44    Drinking  water  pump  complete  with  motor.
     4-43    Gate  valves  of  various  sizes  100 mm to  1400 mm.
     4-46    Piping  specialities,  gate  valves  watci  meters  and  water  chock*,  ' ti
     4-49    Serv'ce  pumps.
5   Piping:
    j-1     Low  pressure    piping  upto  600      (if  to 6|  size).
     5-2     High  pressure  pipinp  all sizes  (for  piessure  rrore  than  6or  pa- .

APPENDIX 17—contd.

6. Valves as per details given below :—

Metal

Type

Bore

Description

CS-NA

Maxi flow

6 -i Safety valves . . .. 3'

6 -2

Globe FS Downcommer and furnace wall mas- ter drain valve . . .. if

FS Do. isolating valve

I *'

6'3

j ^S Pressure gauge stop valve

6-4

6-5 Pressure gauge control valve .

FS

..

f I'

vjiobe

6-6    Steam  valve to FWR                  if                   FS
6-7    Water  valve  to FWR                 If        Globe       FS
6-8    Steam  and Water  valves  to  remote
          W.L.I                             *•        Globe      FS
6-9    Water  sampling  valve               V         Globe      FS
                                                      Globe      CS

6-io

Water gauge shut oft valve

If

T IC

. If

" - • - - >-

<5-i-

6 -i

6 >i

Furnace wall drain valve

Globe CS

l i*

"'i5

Water  sampling  regulating  valve      i'        Globe       CS
Water  gauge  drain  valve                         Globe      CS

6-16

*"

6-17

Drum steam sampling isolating valve

Globe CS

i'

6-18

Drum steam sampling regulating valve

CS

Glob

*'

2'

6-19

AunXiary steam stop valve

Globe CS

2*

SDNR

4-30

Auxiliary steam non-return valve

6-21

Boiler filling valve . . ..

2'

Globe CS

6*22

Continuous Blow down isolating valve

Globe FS

6-23

Continuous Blowdown regulating valve

Needier FS N.A.

r r

6-24

        Blow  off isolating  valve               i *'       Globe        FS
6 25    Blow  off isolating  valve  .            if         SDNR         FS

2*

6-26

Boiler filling isolating valve

SDNR CS

Globe FS 6-27 Steam valve to W.L.I. and alarm ;

6-28

Globe

Water valve to W.L.I, and Alarm .

FS

V V

6-29

Globe FS Downcomer Drain value . • . if

APPENDIX 17—contd.

Mitol

Description

Bart

Typt

Superheaters

6-30

S a f e ty v a l ve . . . ..

Maid flow

CS NA

al*

Drain and Circulating valve .

CS

6-31

3*

Drain and circulating isolating valve

PS

CS "-33

3'

CS Main steam atop valve ,

PS

S-33

7

Air valve

Globe

FS 6-34

i'

CS

Pressure gauge stop valve • .

Angle

6-35

V

CS 6-36

Do. control valve , .

"'

Maxi flow

CSNA

Electrically assisted safety valve

6-37

a*'

CS Pressure Bwitch stop valve . .

6-38

V

Pressure control valve .

CS 6-39

• •

PS

CS 6-40 Main steam Btop Drain valve

V

Cage intermediate Box drain isolating

S-4I

Globe

CS valve

ii

Globe

CS Do. Box drain valve •

6-43

ir

Globe

CS Py. S. H. Inlet box isolating valve . i *'

*"43

CS

Globe

Py. S. H. inlet box drain valve

if

6-44

Platen S. H. outlet Box Drain iso-

6-45

Globe

CS lating valve

i *"

Globe

CE Platen S. H. outlet Box Drain valve

6 46

i i'

6-47

CS

Globe

S e c, S. H. inlet b ox drain isolating valve . . . . ..

i i*

CS

Globe

Sec. S. H. inlet Box drain valve .

6-48

if

Globe CS Air valve

S-49

r

CS

PS

3'

Vent valve (SH)

6.5a

Rthtaters

Safety valve single spring reheater

"'5I

Maxi flow CS NA

, 4*

inlet

Maxi flow CS N.A.

Do. Reheater outlet

. 4'

6-53

APPENDIX 17—ccmtd.

Bort

Mual

Dtstription

Typ*

FS Reheater inlet air release

Globe

6-53

Reheat Inlet box drain Isolating valve

FS

Globe

6-54

FS Do. Regulating valve

Globe

6-55

Reheater outlet air release

FS

Globe

6-56

V V V V

E. H. outlet pressure gauge itop

e-37

FS

Angle

valve

i'

Do. control valve . ,

FS

Do.

6-58

i'

Forced FUm Sittim

Feed check valve . . ..

6*

6-59

FWR in-let Isolating valve . ,

8'

6-6o

PS

Drain valve

if

6-61

Globe

Fr gauge stop valve . ,

Angl*

6-62

i'

Pr gauge control valve , . ,

Angle

6 "3

*'

F.W.R. outlet isolating valve

8'

PS

6 64

6 65 F.W.R. By-pass valve .

%'

PS

CSN.A cs cs cs cs cs cs

Recirculating valve

6-66

PS

3'

ua

Feed stop valve . . ..

6-67

8*

PS

CS

Low load feed Isolating valves .

6-68

CS

PS

4'

Attemptraiort

(Superheater)

6-69

Superheater attemperator regulating

drain valve . . ..

Globe

Do. drain isolating valve .

6-70

Globe

cs cs

V I'

Superheater attemperator spray water

6-71

check valve

2'

SDNR

cs

6.7a

Do. spray water control isolat-

ing valve

a'

Globe

Do. Control by past valve .

%'

GU.be

6-73

S. H. Attemperiuor air release

6-74

GW"e

i*

cs cs cs