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Coatings for optical fibers dispersed or dissolved in non-aqueous media, with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter during application
The main components are polyurethane acrylate compounds, with polyurethane compounds as the basic componentsDeclaration Elements
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ChinaChina HS CodeSection 6Products of the chemical industry and related industries32Tanning extract and dye extract; Tannic acid and its derivatives; Dyes, pigments, and other coloring materials; Paint and varnish; Oil putty and other similar adhesives; Ink, Ink3208Paint and varnish (including enamel and lacquer) based on synthetic polymers or chemically modified natural polymers, dispersed or soluble in non-aqueous media; The solution described in Note 4 of this chapter320890Other polymer paints soluble in non-aqueous media; The solution described in Chapter Note 432089010Polyurethane compound paint and varnish, etc; The solution described in Chapter Note 43208901011Coatings for optical fibers dispersed or dissolved in non-aqueous media, with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter during applicationCIQ
Coatings for optical fibers based on polyurethane compounds dispersed or dissolved in non-aqueous media, with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter in the applied state; Optical fiber coatings with polyurethane compounds as the basic component, in accordance with the provisions of Note 4 of this chapter, and with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 g/L in the construction state (mainly composed of polyurethane acrylate compounds) (coatings belonging to hazardous chemicals, with coatings applicable to national standards)
Coatings for optical fibers based on polyurethane compounds dispersed or dissolved in non-aqueous media, with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter in the applied state; Coatings for optical fibers with polyurethane compounds as the basic component, in accordance with the provisions of Note 4 of this chapter, and with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 g/L in the construction state (mainly composed of polyurethane acrylate compounds) (coatings that are not classified as hazardous chemicals and have coatings applicable to national standards)
Coatings for optical fibers based on polyurethane compounds dispersed or dissolved in non-aqueous media, with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter in the applied state; Coatings for optical fibers that are based on polyurethane compounds, comply with the provisions of Note 4 of this chapter, and have a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter in the construction state (hazardous chemicals, applicable to national standards without coatings)
Coatings for optical fibers based on polyurethane compounds dispersed or dissolved in non-aqueous media, with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter in the applied state; Coatings for optical fibers with polyurethane compounds as the basic component, in accordance with the provisions of Note 4 of this chapter, and with a volatile organic compound content greater than 420 grams per liter in the construction state (other chemicals, no coatings applicable to national standards)
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