Input-output norms define admissible component proportions for PVC insulated copper cable exports and require import-use compliance. Input-output norms prescribe allowable input composition for export-oriented manufacture of armoured/un-armoured PVC insulated copper cables, specifying ... Summary
Input-output norms define admissible component proportions for PVC insulated copper cable exports and require import-use compliance.
Input-output norms prescribe allowable input composition for export-oriented manufacture of armoured/un-armoured PVC insulated copper cables, specifying required component-to-product ratios for copper cathode/wire rod/wire bar, PVC compound (with PVC resin, plasticizer and filler composition), tinned copper wire and galvanised steel wire. Tinned copper wire is permitted for braided/screened flexible cables. Use of PVC stabilizers and paraffin wax is allowed up to specified proportions of PVC compound subject to equivalent reductions in PVC resin or filler. Applicants must ensure imported inputs are those used in the export product, with schedules governing proportion determination.
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