Single phase shell construction motors with aluminium or cast iron or sheet metal end covers - 91 Watts to 180 Watts OR Single phase shell construction motors with aluminium or cast iron or sheet metal end covers - 91 watts to 180watt under SKD condition
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Standard input-output norms require imported motor components to match listed inputs and be actually used in exported goods. Standard Input-Output Norms prescribe permitted imported inputs and quantified consumption rates for single phase shell construction motors under SKD condition, listing components with specific gram-per-watt or per-unit allocations and identifying net-to-net and FOB-based valuation rules. Applicants must ensure imported items match the listed inputs and quantities and are actually used in the exported product; the schedule governs proportion determination of inputs across resultant products and establishes manufacturing-input accounting and compliance obligations for exports.
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Standard input-output norms require imported motor components to match listed inputs and be actually used in exported goods.
Standard Input-Output Norms prescribe permitted imported inputs and quantified consumption rates for single phase shell construction motors under SKD condition, listing components with specific gram-per-watt or per-unit allocations and identifying net-to-net and FOB-based valuation rules. Applicants must ensure imported items match the listed inputs and quantities and are actually used in the exported product; the schedule governs proportion determination of inputs across resultant products and establishes manufacturing-input accounting and compliance obligations for exports.
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