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CLANAE 28.290—Manufacture of special-purpose machinery and equipment n.e.c.

Subclass · Clasificador Nacional de Actividades Económicas (2010)

Where 28.290 sits

  1. C Manufacturing industry
  2. 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.
  3. 28.2 Manufacturing of special-purpose machinery and equipment
  4. 28.29 Manufacture of special-purpose machinery and equipment n.e.c.
  5. 28.290 Manufacture of special-purpose machinery and equipment n.e.c.

What 28.290 includes

  • The manufacture of machinery for the production of rubber and plastic products, such as: - extruders - molding and injection molding machines - tire manufacturing and retreading machines The manufacture of machinery for the pulp, paper, and cardboard industries: - mixers - sieves - cutters - digesters - machines for preparing wood, straw, rags, waste paper, etc., for paper and cardboard manufacturing - machinery for finishing paper and cardboard - machinery for manufacturing paper and cardboard - pulverizers - refiners - shredders
  • The manufacture of machinery for the production of paper and cardboard articles, such as: - paper bags - cardboard boxes and crates - envelopes - paper cups
  • The manufacture of machinery specific to the printing industry, for the production of printing matrices, such as: - printing plates - typesetting machines For example, monotypes - - casting or manufacture of printing type, made of wood, plastic, or metal - printing plates, cylinders, and other printing media - etching and phototype plates - stereotype printing plates - lithographic stones
  • The manufacture of printing machinery, such as: - screen printing machines - offset printing machines - conventional, platen, cylinder, and rotary presses
  • The manufacture of binding machines, such as: - book stitchers - gluing machines - binding machines - staplers - folding machines
  • The manufacture of machinery for producing: - tiles - bricks - molded ceramic pastes - tubes - graphite electrodes - blackboard chalk
  • The manufacture of molds for: - metal carbides - rubber and plastics - mineral materials - metal, except ingot molds - glass
  • The manufacture of assembly machines Lamps, tubes (valves), and electric and electronic bulbs in glass bulbs.
  • The manufacture of machinery for the production and hot working of: - glass - glassware - glass fibers and yarns, such as glass laminators
  • The manufacture of machinery and apparatus for isotope separation.
  • The manufacture of installations and equipment designed to raise the temperature of pulps, papers, and other industrial materials.
  • The manufacture of machinery for producing wire mesh and wire fabrics, other than looms.
  • The manufacture of machinery for semiconductor manufacturing.
  • The manufacture of multi-purpose industrial robots.
  • The manufacture of automatic bowling pins.
  • The manufacture of aircraft launching devices, aircraft carrier catapults, and related equipment.
  • The manufacture of carousels, swings, and fairground rides.

What 28.290 excludes

  • The manufacture of calenders, except for metal and glass rolling mills, even when intended for the production of a specific product (subclass 28.190).
  • The manufacture of machinery and equipment for working hardened rubber, hard plastics, and cold-formed glass, primarily machine tools (subclass 28.220).
  • The manufacture of ingot molds (subclass 28.230).
  • The manufacture of centrifugal clothes dryers and other machines used in laundries (subclass 28.260).
  • The manufacture of household appliances (subclasses 27.501, 27.502, and 27.509).
  • The manufacture of machines for extruding, drawing, weaving, and cutting fibers, yarns, and other textile materials of synthetic or artificial origin (subclass 28.260).
  • The repair of special-purpose machinery n.e.c. (subclass 33.129).
  • The installation of special-purpose machinery n.e.c. (subclass 33.200).

28.290 in other systems

ANZSICAustralia · New Zealand
ISICUnited Nations (global)
KBLIIndonesia
SICUnited States (legacy)

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