KBLI 2219—Other Rubber Goods Industry

Where 2219 sits

1. C Industry
2. 22 Rubber and Plastic Goods Industry
3. 221 Rubber Goods Industry
4. 2219 Other Rubber Goods Industry

Contains 5 narrower codes

• 22191 Rubber Goods Industry For Household Needs
• 22192 Rubber Goods Industry For Industrial Needs
• 22193 Rubber Goods Industry For Infrastructure Needs
• 22194 Rubber Goods Industry For Health
• 22199 Other Rubber Goods Industry n.e.c.

What 2219 includes

• Manufacture of other goods from synthetic and natural rubber, whether unvulcanized, vulcanized or hardened, such as rubber plates, rubber sheets, rubber strips, rubber bars and rubber profile shapes; water tubes, pipes or hoses; rubber conveyor belts or transmission belts; rubber hygienic rubber articles, such as contraceptive sheaths, pacifiers and hot water bottles; rubber articles for clothing; rubber thread and cord; knitting or weaving yarn and rubber-coated fabrics; rubber tools, rings and seals; roller frame covers of rubber; inflatable rubber mattresses; and inflatable balloons;
• Making brushes from rubber;
• Manufacture of pipe rods for hot steam from hard rubber;
• Making combs, hair clips, hair rollers and the like from hard rubber;
• Manufacture of rubber expansion joints for construction;
• Manufacture of porous (cellular) rubber latex;
• Making floor coverings from rubber.
• Manufacture of repair materials from rubber;
• Manufacture of textile fabrics impregnated, coated or laminated with rubber;
• Making waterbed mattresses from rubber;
• Making hats and bathing suits from rubber;
• Manufacture of raincoats and diving suits from rubber;
• Making sex toys from rubber;
• Making clothes from latex.

What 2219 excludes

• Manufacture of tire cord material, see class 1399;
• Manufacture of clothing from elastic fabrics, see class 1411;
• Manufacture of rubber soles and other parts of footwear made of rubber, see class 1520;
• Manufacture of glue or adhesives based on rubber, see class 2029;
• Making "camelback" cuts, see class 2211;
• Manufacture of inflatable rafts and boats, see classes 3011, 3012;
• Manufacture of mattresses (mattresses) from uncoated porous rubber, see class 3102;
• Manufacture of sports equipment from rubber, except clothing, such as in swimming pools, inflatable pools for children, and paddling pools, see class 3230;
• Manufacture of rubber toys and play equipment (including inflatable rubber boats for children, inflatable rubber toy animals, balls and the like), see class 3240;
• Rubber recycling, see class 3821.

2219 in other systems