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Section 4: Characteristics of various grade designation

Wool Grading and Marking Rules, 1975Central Rules · 1937

(1) The special characteristics of the various grade designations shall be as set out against each designation in columns 2,3 and 4 of Schedules I to VI-A". (i) "Lot" means the quantity of wool, the quality of which is determined by drawing a representative sample from that quantity and analyzing that sample as per prescribed procedure;

(2) The general characteristics of the various grade designations shall be as under:-

(i) Wool of the trade description Indian "clipped wool" shall be free from ginned, carded, pulled, limed, bleached and processed wool, wool 1 waste, or any other animal or vegetable fibre or synthetic fibre or moth infested/burnt wool,

(xi) Wool of the various trade descriptions shall be reasonably free from burrs, thorns, sticks, sand, dust or any other extraneous matter and shall also be dry in feel and homogeneous in characters.

(ii) Wool of the trade description Indian "Pulled wool" shall be free from clipped, carded, ginned, limed, bleached and processed wool, wool waste or any other animal or vegetable fibre or synthetic fibre or moth infested/burnt wool.

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ActWool Grading and Marking Rules, 1975
Section4
Marginal noteCharacteristics of various grade designation
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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