Classification of brackets and clamps of cast iron - the ...

GST

July 3, 2018

Classification of brackets and clamps of cast iron - the applicant does sand blasting and apply enamel to protect the product from rusting. The brackets and clamps so manufactured are not machined by the applicant - fall under Chapter Heading 7325.

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Classification of brackets and clamps of cast iron - the ...

GST

July 3, 2018

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