Traduction de «Machine à souder à chaud » (Français → Anglais) :

(10) A change to electric (including electrically heated gas) brazing or soldering machines and apparatus, other than for soldering irons and guns or other electric machines and apparatus for resistance welding of metal, of subheading 8486.40 from any other good of subheading 8486.40 or any other heading, except from heading 85.15; or

Electric (including electrically heated gas), laser or other light or photon beam, ultrasonic, magnetic pulse or plasma arc soldering, brazing or welding machines and apparatus, whether or not capable of cutting; electric machines and apparatus for hot spraying of metals, metal carbides or cermets; parts thereof (excl. guns for spraying hot materials)

rails, sleepers, fishplates, soleplates, joists, heavy sections 80 mm and over, sheet piling, bars and sections of less than 80 mm and flats of less than 150 mm, wire rod, tube rounds and squares, hot-rolled hoop and strip (including tube strip), hot-rolled sheet (coated or uncoated), plates and sheets of 3 mm thickness and over, universal plates of 150 mm and over, with the exception of wire and wire products, bright bars and iron castings.

For both Hungary and the Czech Republic, they cover machinery, electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, gas appliances, hot water boilers, and good manufacturing practice for pharmaceuticals; and additionally, medical devices and good laboratory practice for pharmaceuticals for Hungary, and equipment for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (ATEX), lifts, pressure equipment and personal protective equipment for the Czech Republic.

New limits were adopted in December 1986 for the whole of 1987 resulting in the following tonnages: - hot-rolled sheet 399 000 tonnes(1) - cold-rolled sheet 233 OOO tonnes - heavy plate 48 500 tonnes - galvanized sheet 6 500 tonnes - wire rod 56 000 tonnes (1) The discrepancy between this tonnage and the 1988 figure is explained by the fact that the 1987 quota for hot-rolled coil also comprised direct deliveries to Spanish re-rolling mills, whose deliveries in the Spanish market are not in fact subject to the safeguard clauses.

It should also be recalled that on 22 December the Industry Ministers of the Twelve agreed to a capacity reduction objective of 7.5 million tonnes of hot- rolled wide strip, for which guarantees must be obtained no later than 10 June 1988. - 2 - Main features of the quota system The quota system decided upon by the European Commission for the first six months of 1988 therefore heralds a new opening-up of the steel market, but it is worth pointing out that for all the products, whether or not subject to quotas (hot-rolled wide strip, cold-rolled sheet, galvanized sheet, coated sheet, heavy sheet, heavy sections, wire rod, concrete reinforcing bars and mercant ...[+++] bars), the Commission is maintaining a monitoring system whereby steel firms are required to make monthly declarations of their production and deliveries of the products in question.