List
of 180 items de-reserved |
1. |
227 |
31060101 |
Para-amino phenol-Indl. grade |
2. |
228 |
310605 |
Balls & cubes made of Para dichlorobenzene |
3. |
230 |
310627 |
Dimethyl sulphate-based on methyl alcohol |
4. |
234 |
310631 |
Tartrates |
5. |
237 |
310647 |
Dibutyl phthalate |
6. |
238 |
310648 |
Dimethyl phthalate |
7. |
239 |
310649 |
Benzyl chloride PT for captive consumption |
8. |
240 |
310650 |
Benzyl benzoate |
9. |
240(A) |
310669 |
Stearate of Aluminium |
10. |
240(B) |
310670 |
Stearate of magnesium |
11. |
240(C) |
310671 |
Stearate of calcium |
12. |
240(D) |
310672 |
Stearate of zinc |
13. |
246 |
313149 |
Glycero phosphoric acid |
14. |
248 |
313151 |
Xanthates |
15. |
249 |
313152 |
Dichlorophenol |
16. |
249A |
31315801 |
Methyl parabens and sodium salt starting from para hydroxy benzoic acid.
|
17. |
249B |
31315901 |
Ethyl parabens and sodium salt starting from Para hydroxy bezoic acid. |
18. |
249C |
31319501 |
Propyl parabens and sodium salt starting from Para.hydroxy benzoic acid
|
19. |
249D |
3131960
|
Calcium
gluconate |
20. |
250 |
316201 |
Polyester resins unsaturated |
21. |
252A |
31942960 |
Nicotinic acid |
|
|
|
OTHER
CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS |
22. |
254 |
305901 |
Napthalane ball |
23. |
255 |
310100 |
Pottassium meta bi-sulphate |
24. |
257 |
310112 |
Barium sulphate |
25. |
258 |
310113 |
Barium sulphide |
26. |
259 |
310115 |
Sodium sulphide except as by-product |
27. |
260 |
310121 |
Sodium
thio sulphate |
28. |
261 |
31012301 |
Calcium chloride-indl. grade except as by-product. |
29. |
262 |
31012401 |
Zinc oxide-Indl. grade |
30. |
263 |
310126 |
Aluminium hydroxide gel. |
31. |
264 |
310139 |
Zinc nitrate |
32. |
265 |
310301 |
Nickle
sulphate-Other than manufactured as primary producer as a by product |
33. |
266 |
310302 |
Nickel chloride |
34. |
267 |
310304 |
Nickel carbonate |
35. |
268 |
310305 |
Nickel formate |
36. |
270 |
301307 |
Copper nitrate |
37. |
271 |
310308 |
Copper chloride |
38. |
272 |
310322 |
Cadmium oxide |
39. |
273 |
310323 |
Cadmium iodide |
40. |
274
|
310325
|
Cadmium
nitrate |
41. |
275
|
310329
|
Cadmium
phosphate |
42. |
276
|
310330
|
Barium
chloride |
43. |
277
|
310331
|
Barium
nitrate |
44. |
277
A |
310334
|
Calcium
nitrate except as by-product |
45. |
278
|
310336
|
Zinc
chloride |
46. |
280
|
310360
|
Copper
oxy-chloride |
47. |
281
|
310361
|
Copper
carbonate |
48. |
282
|
310362
|
Potassium
iodide |
49. |
283
|
310363
|
Sodium
iodide |
50. |
284
|
310364
|
Precipitated
silica except fumed silica and spray dried silica |
51. |
285
|
310365
|
Sulphur
powder-Other than insoluble for rubber vulcanization |
52. |
287
|
310409
|
Sodium
thiocynate |
53. |
289
|
310424
|
Electroplating
salts-Compounded |
54. |
290
|
310426
|
Zinc
cyanide |
55. |
291
|
310435
|
Cadmium
cyanide |
56. |
296
|
312122
|
Red
lead paints |
57. |
297
|
312123
|
Red
oxide paints |
58. |
298
|
312124
|
Wagon
black paints |
59. |
304
|
312408
|
Aluminium
paints |
60. |
305
|
312109
|
Bitumen
based paints |
61. |
316
|
31930301
|
Husked
& dehusked guargum splits & meals |
62. |
317
|
319501
|
Animal
glue. |
63. |
318
|
319504
|
Office
gum paste |
64. |
318A
|
319602
|
Saccharine
|
65. |
318B
|
319603
|
Sodium
saccharine |
66. |
321
|
319701
|
Sealing
wax |
67. |
323
|
3199802
|
Alums
including aluminium sulphate-indl. grade excluding its manufacture in
integrated sulphuric acid plants and also recovery from waste toxic effluents.
|
68. |
324
|
319921
|
Potassium
silicate |
|
|
33-35
|
MECHANICAL
ENGG. EXCLUDING TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT |
69. |
355
|
331152
|
M.S.
and C.I. flanges. |
70. |
357
|
33130401
|
Flexible
metallic pipe up to 35 m.m. dia for non-pressure applications. |
71. |
358
|
331503
|
Stranded
wire (excluding high tensile prestressed concrete wires) |
72. |
360
|
33172201
|
Mechanical
jacks up to 30 tonnes |
73. |
361
|
33172301
|
Hydraulic
jacks upto 30 tonnes capacity |
74. |
362
|
331727
|
Signal
ladders |
75. |
363
|
331751
|
Street
light fittings |
76. |
365
|
340102
|
Steel
vaults, safes and cash boxes excluding the following items of which detailed
specifications are given below: |
|
|
|
(I)
Fire Resistant Record Protection Equipment Test for two hours up to 10000
(degree) C against the time temperature graph specified by the International
standard Organisation in their specification No. ISOR-834. The test is
inclusive of the drop test midway through the rim test. The Cabinet to
be tested and certified by the Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee
or similar approved testing organisation. |
|
|
|
(II)
FIRE AND BURGLAR RESISTANCE SAFE
Which can
withstand Expert Test Attack'. Expert Test Attack' is defined hereunder
as per recognized testing procedure:-
(a) The testing
party shall consist of two experienced operators who have studied the
sample safe and are fully familiar with its detailed construction, and
operation. They will also have fully studied detailed component and assembly
drawing of the safe.
(b) The tools
available shall be all the common hand tools including sledge hammers;
up to 3.5 kg size and crow bars upto 1 1/2 metres long. Power tools will
include portable electric impact hammers upto 25 mm size, portable drill
presses or drill holding mechanism to accommodate portable electric drill
upto 12mm in size carbide tipped drills will be used (and not just plain
HSS drills). Also power saws upto 200 mm in diameter and hole saws upto
62.5 mm in diameter and reciprocating saws with maximum blade length 200
mm.
(c) The objective
will be of either making a hole of minimum 40 sq. cm or knocking of the
lock and welding open the door.
(d) The total
above test attack will last for a specific time. |
|
|
|
(IV)
Jewellers safe which can withstand `Expert Test. Attack' `Expert Test
Attack' is defined here under as per recognised testing procedure:-
This will
be as per the Fire and Burglar Resistant Safe described above, but with
the following vital additions:
(a) Oxy-Acetylene
gas cutting torch will be for attack. The quantity of gas consumed shall
be limited to 30 cu.m. of combined total oxygen and fuel gas.
(b) One combination
Lock is mandatory on these safes. The lock should be manipulation proof
and be capable of one million different combinations.
(c) There
shall be provision for fitting a 2 movement time lock.
(d) The safe
will have several automatic locking devices activated by components breaking,
explosives, very high temperature and severe shock to automatically relock
the safe. Also in case any lock is dislodged by means of explosives or
other means, the safe will automatically re-lock.
(e) The objective
of the attack will be to make a hole of 13 sq. cm.
(f) The attack
is required to last for twice as long as for the Fire and Burglar Resisting
Safes. |
|
|
|
(V)
SAFE DEPOSIT LOCKER
The locker
doors will have milled edges to permit close seating, thus ensuring not
only great resistance to crow bar attack but also interchangeability with
each other. This is vital from the servicing point of view. The locks
will be interchangeable between themselves which is again absolutely vital
for servicing purposes. Each lock is jointly controlled by the renter
with a renter's key; and by the custodian who has one master key for the
entire installation which may be several hundred of lockers. The lock
lever combinations shall be computer generated to ensure that no two keys
are identical and that its own key alone will open lock. This loss of
keys by the renters is a common feature and a system of breaking open
(no duplicate keys of records are kept), urgently repairing the door and
refitting with a new interchageable lock, are vital serving matters. Also
occasionally there is a loss of the custodians key putting hundred of
Lockers in jeopardy. In this case a mechanic has to be deputed to camp
at site, customers are called one by one and lockers opened in their presence
and the custodians part of the lock mechanism changed to suit the new
master key. This is a major operation. |
|
|
|
(VI)
SAFES WITH SAFE DEPOSIT LOCKERS
This can
be specified as incorporating all the special features of both a Fire
Burglar Resistant Safe and the safe Deposit Locker as indicated above.
This term is used in Banks which do not have their own reinforced vault
and also in large hotels as a service to their customers for keeping their
valuables. Here the ability for urgent service to hotel guests who may
have lost their keys and may have valuables like money, airline tickets
and passports, is very vital. One other vital point is that the most popular
size is the 2085 mm high unit which weigh is around 2.5tonnes and requires
an overhead crane during its manufacture. |
77. |
366
{printed as 367 in the notification dated 25.7.1991 which is a typographical
error} |
340103
|
Meat
and food safes-Metallic |
78. |
368
|
340201
|
Steel
trunks |
79. |
369
|
34030101
|
Tin
containers unprinted-other than O.T.S. and cans up to18 litres capacity
|
80. |
370
|
340306
|
G.I.
buckets |
81. |
371
|
34030801
|
Barrels
upto 60 litre cap. |
82. |
372
|
34032001
|
Drums
upto 60 litre cap. |
83. |
373
|
340322
|
Tin
trays |
84. |
375
|
340324
|
Dust
bins |
85. |
378
A |
34101201
|
M.S.
storage tanks up to 15000 litres storage capacity (simple type
with rivets/welds
but excluding pressed ribs) |
86. |
380
|
340502
|
Wick
stoves. Other than those manufactured accordance with design
nos. 145215,
145216 145299 (Nutan type stoves) registered in the
name of IOC
|
87. |
381
|
340601
|
Hurricane
lanterns |
88. |
382
|
340605
|
Signal
lamps |
89. |
383
|
340606
|
Hand
lamps |
90. |
387
|
340906
|
Zip
fasteners-Metallic except in the case of integrated plants manufacturing
all components |
91. |
388
|
340907
|
Tin
cutters |
92. |
389
|
340918
|
Belt
fasteners |
93. |
390
|
340919
|
Snap
fasteners |
94. |
392
|
340921
|
Gun
cases |
95. |
397
|
34200301
|
Adjustable
beds-Hospital |
96. |
403
|
34200701
|
Steel
tables-Hospitals |
97. |
405
|
34200801
|
Trolleys-Railway
Platform drinking water |
98. |
406
|
34200802
|
Trolleys--Iron
and steel-Hospital |
99. |
407
|
342009
|
Stretchers-Iron
and steel |
100. |
408
|
342010
|
Storage
bins-Steel |
101. |
410
|
343101
|
Hacksaw
Frames |
102. |
415
|
343108
|
Anvils
|
103. |
419
|
343113
|
Nail
pullers |
104. |
420
|
343114
|
Chisels
|
105. |
421
|
343115
|
Pincers
|
106. |
422
|
343116
|
Wire
cutters |
107. |
423
|
343199
|
Other
Hand Tools for Blacksmithy, carpentry, handforging, foundry etc . |
108. |
426
|
343207
|
Wire
adjusting screws |
109. |
427
|
343301
|
Tumbler
locks |
110. |
448
|
343517
|
Pickers-Metallic
|
111. |
463
|
343626
|
Hob
nails |
112. |
466
|
343901
|
Metallic
washers |
113. |
468
|
345101
|
Spoons-cutlery
|
114. |
469
|
345102
|
Forks-cutlery
|
115. |
470
|
345103
|
Table
knives/Household knives |
116. |
471
|
345104
|
Bread
cutters |
117. |
473
|
345201
|
Domestic
utensils-brass |
118. |
485
|
349903
|
Safety
pins |
119. |
486
|
349906
|
Watch
straps-Metallic |
120. |
487
|
34990701
|
Beam
scales |
121. |
494
|
349941
|
Metal
fittings for leather goods and garments |
122. |
495
|
349942
|
Ghamelas
|
123. |
506
|
350108
|
Cotton
Delinting machine-Up to 5 h.p. motive power |
124.
|
508
A |
35080101
|
Harvester
grader, baler & other earth moving blades used in agricultural machines
|
125. |
513
A |
353804
|
Cotton
ginning knives |
126. |
513
E |
345805
|
Chopping
knives and lancets for match industry |
127. |
513
F |
354806
|
Plastic
shredding and granulating knives |
128. |
513
G |
354807
|
Knives
and shearing blades (all types including those for metal, paper, and wood
for hand operated machines) |
129. |
513
H |
354808
|
Doctor
blades |
130. |
513
I |
354809
|
Stainless
steel refiner/bar knives |
131. |
514
|
35490701
|
Concrete
mixers up to 3 cubic metre capacity |
132. |
517
|
355819
|
Air-conditioning
ducting, louvers, grills and other sheet fabrication in air-conditioning
|
133. |
519
A |
356803
|
Electro
formed screens/Liners used in the Chemicals & sugar industries |
134. |
520
B |
35720201
|
12
mm Drilling machine up to 1500 rpm Bench and pedestal type |
135. |
521
|
35720901
|
Turning,
Boring and Treading Addas-small single or multiple operation devices |
136. |
522
|
35741001
|
Bench
Grinder up to 300 mm diameter |
137. |
523
|
35750201
|
Power
Hacksaw-Mechanical--300 mm Blade size. |
138. |
524
|
357806
|
Coolant
pumps etc. |
139. |
525
|
357807
|
Steadies
|
140. |
526
|
357808
|
Dog
Plates |
141. |
529
|
358601
|
Weighing
machines/weigh bridges-Ordinary |
142. |
530
|
358901
|
File
mechanism |
143. |
532
|
359203
|
Household
knitting machine |
144. |
535
|
359910
|
Bottle
washers |
|
|
|
AUTO
PARTS COMPONENTS AND ANCILLARIES & GARAGE EQIPMENT |
145. |
626
|
374606
|
Grease
nipples |
146. |
627
|
374708
|
Gun
metal bushes |
147. |
630
|
374721
|
Hose
pipes and radiator hoses-Auto |
148. |
631
|
374722
|
Horn
buttons |
149. |
632
|
37472601
|
Shackle
pins-Automobile use |
150. |
638
|
374752
|
Radiator
grills-Auto |
151. |
640
|
374759
|
Seat
cushion |
152. |
642
|
374778
|
Sun
shades-Auto |
153. |
643
|
37478001
|
Side
lamps assembly-Auto Excluding combination lamp assembly |
154. |
648
|
374811
|
Battery
cables and fittings |
155. |
649
|
374812
|
Battery
cell tester |
156. |
650
|
374869
|
Electrical
fuse boxes-Auto |
157. |
651
|
374870
|
Electrical
fuses-Auto |
158. |
654
|
374883
|
Fuel
tank caps-Auto |
159. |
657
|
374901
|
Armature
tester |
160. |
658
|
374902
|
Battery
terminal lifters |
161. |
659
|
374903
|
Condensers
and resistance testers |
162. |
660
|
374904
|
Fenders,
spoons and hammers |
163. |
661
|
374905
|
Feeler
gauges |
164. |
662
|
374906
|
Flaring
tools |
165. |
663
|
374907
|
Gear
flushers |
166. |
664
|
374908
|
Puller
of all types |
167. |
665
|
374909
|
Ring
expanders |
168. |
666
|
374910
|
Ring
compressors |
169. |
667
|
374911
|
Screw
extractors |
170. |
668
|
374912
|
Spark
Plug tester & cleaners |
171. |
669
|
374913
|
Stud
removers--extractors |
172. |
670
|
374914
|
Toe-in
gauges |
173. |
671
|
374915
|
Tyre
valve pullout tools |
174. |
672
|
374916
|
Tube
cutter |
175. |
673
|
374917
|
Flanging
tools |
176. |
677
|
374921
|
Painting
equipments like spray guns etc. |
177. |
678
|
374925
|
Grease
guns |
178. |
679
|
374926
|
Tyre
inflators-Both hand and foot operated |
179. |
681
|
374994
|
Auto
rubber components as follows: |
|
|
37499401
|
1.
Brake pedals |
|
|
37499402
|
2.
Clutch pedals |
|
|
37499403
|
3.
Dust covers |
|
|
37499404
|
4.
Wiper blade components |
|
|
37499405
|
5.
Windscreen beedings |
|
|
37499406
|
6.
Door channels |
|
|
37499407
|
7.
Rubber beeding |
|
|
30260701
|
8.
Rubber mats |
180
|
682
|
375804
|
Spokes
and nipples-Auto cycle other than swaged type |