Constituent-material classification directs filter elements to be classified by material, not under the filter machinery heading. The circular directs that elements of filters must be classified according to their constituent material rather than automatically as parts of filtering machinery; paper-based elements are classifiable in paper headings, textile technical elements in textile headings, glass or ceramic elements in their respective material headings, while the filters themselves remain within the filter machinery heading.
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Constituent-material classification directs filter elements to be classified by material, not under the filter machinery heading.
The circular directs that elements of filters must be classified according to their constituent material rather than automatically as parts of filtering machinery; paper-based elements are classifiable in paper headings, textile technical elements in textile headings, glass or ceramic elements in their respective material headings, while the filters themselves remain within the filter machinery heading.
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