B. Program 1 / Class 2 / Manufacturing I (1.213 courses)

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Code	Course Title	Modalities	Actions
275905.2	Stationery printing and engraving	Modalities
275906.1	Letterpress printing	Modalities
275906.2	Screen printing	Modalities
275907.1	Bag printing and engraving	Modalities
275907.2	Wrapper printing and engraving.	Modalities
275907.3	Seal printing and engraving.	Modalities
275908.1	Poster printing and engraving	Modalities
275908.2	Decal printing and engraving	Modalities
275909.1	Schedule printing and engraving	Modalities
275909.2	Ticket printing and engraving	Modalities
275909.3	Tag printing and engraving	Modalities
275999.0	Commercial printing	Modalities
276199.0	Manifold business forms	Modalities
278201.1	Ledger books	Modalities
278201.2	Inventory books	Modalities
278201.3	Account books	Modalities
278202.1	Scrapbooks	Modalities
278202.2	Albums	Modalities
278202.3	Diaries	Modalities
278203.1	Looseleaf binders	Modalities
278203.2	Looseleaf devices	Modalities
278204.1	Receipt books	Modalities
278204.2	Invoice books	Modalities
278204.3	Memorandum books	Modalities
278205.1	Bank checkbooks	Modalities
278205.2	Bank passbooks	Modalities
278299.1	Blankbooks	Modalities
278299.2	Looseleaf binders	Modalities
278901.0	Display mounting	Modalities
278902.1	Books bronzing gilding edging and deckling	Modalities
278902.2	Cards bronzing gilding edging and deckling	Modalities
278902.3	Paper bronzing gilding edging and deckling	Modalities
278903.1	Binding and repair of books	Modalities
278903.2	Binding and repair of magazines	Modalities
278903.3	Binding and repair of pamphlets	Modalities
278999.1	Bookbinding	Modalities
278999.2	Bookbinding related work	Modalities
279101.0	Hand composition typesetting	Modalities
279199.0	Typesetting	Modalities
279601.0	Gravure platemaking services	Modalities
279602.0	Engraving platemaking services	Modalities
279699.0	Platemaking services	Modalities
28.0	CHEMICAL PRODUCTS AND ALLIES?		Return to Class Summary
281299.2	Chlorine	Modalities
281301.0	Carbon dioxide	Modalities
281399.0	Industrial gases	Modalities
281601.0	White pigments	Modalities
281602.0	Color pigments	Modalities
281603.0	Black pigments	Modalities
281699.0	Inorganic pigments	Modalities
281901.0	Elements	Modalities
281902.0	Inorganic acids except nitric and phosphoric	Modalities
281903.0	Aluminum compounds	Modalities
281904.1	Sodium compounds . except bleaches alkalies aluminum	Modalities
281904.2	Potassium compounds except bleaches alkalies aluminum	Modalities
281905.0	Alums	Modalities
281906.1	Fuels	Modalities
281906.2	Radioactive compounds	Modalities
281907.0	Carbides	Modalities
281908.0	Silica compounds	Modalities
281909.1	Metal salts except sodium potassium aluminum	Modalities
281909.2	Metal compounds except sodium potassium aluminum	Modalities
281910.0	Nonmetallic compounds	Modalities
281911.1	Ammonium salts	Modalities
281911.2	Ammonium compounds	Modalities
281999.0	Industrial inorganic chemicals	Modalities
282101.0	Thermosetting materials	Modalities
282102.0	Thermoplastic materials	Modalities
282103.0	Cellulose derivative materials	Modalities
282104.0	Plasticizer/additive based plastic materials	Modalities
282199.1	Plastics materials	Modalities
282199.2	Resins	Modalities
282201.0	Butadiene rubbers	Modalities
282299.0	Synthetic rubber	Modalities
282399.0	Cellulosic manmade fibers	Modalities
282499.0	Noncellulosic organic fibers	Modalities
283301.0	Medicinal chemicals	Modalities
283302.1	Alkaloids	Modalities
283302.2	Other botanical based products	Modalities
283303.0	Antibiotics	Modalities
283304.0	Animal based products	Modalities
283401.1	Drugs affecting neoplasms	Modalities
283401.2	Drugs affecting endrocrine systems	Modalities
283402.1	Drugs acting on the central nervous system .	Modalities
283402.2	Drugs acting on the sense organs	Modalities
283403.0	Drugs acting on the cardiovascular system except diagnostic	Modalities
283404.0	Drugs acting on the respiratory system	Modalities
283405.1	Drugs acting on the gastrointestinal	Modalities
283405.2	Drugs acting on the genitourinary system	Modalities
283406.0	Dermatologicals	Modalities
283407.1	Vitamin preparations for human use	Modalities
283407.2	Preparations for human use	Modalities
283407.3	Hematinic preparations for human use	Modalities
283408.1	Drugs affecting parasitic	Modalities
283408.2	Drugs affecting infective diseases	Modalities
283499.0	Pharmaceutical preparations	Modalities
283599.0	Diagnostic substances	Modalities
283601.0	Blood derivatives	Modalities
283602.0	Extracts	Modalities
283603.1	Vaccines	Modalities
283603.2	Other immunizing products	Modalities
283604.0	Culture media	Modalities
283605.1	Toxins	Modalities
283605.2	Viruses	Modalities
283605.3	Similar substance and venoms	Modalities
283699.0	Biological products except diagnostic	Modalities
284199.1	Soap detergents	Modalities
284199.2	Other detergents	Modalities
284201.0	Specialty cleaning	Modalities
284202.1	Polishing preparations	Modalities
284202.2	Polishing related products	Modalities
284203.0	Drycleaning preparations	Modalities
284204.1	Sanitation preparations	Modalities
284204.2	Disinfectants	Modalities
284204.3	Deodorants	Modalities
284205.0	Laundry cleaning preparations	Modalities
284299.1	Polishes goods	Modalities
284299.2	Sanitation goods	Modalities
284301.1	Oils	Modalities
284301.2	Greases	Modalities
284302.0	Finishing agents	Modalities
284303.0	Processing assistants	Modalities
284399.0	Surface active agents	Modalities
284401.0	Hair preparations including shampoos	Modalities
284402.0	Oral preparations	Modalities
284403.1	Perfumes	Modalities
284403.2	Colognes	Modalities
284404.0	Shaving preparations	Modalities
284405.0	Cosmetic preparations	Modalities
284499.0	Toilet preparations	Modalities
285101.1	Paints	Modalities
285101.2	Paint additives	Modalities
285102.1	Lacquers	Modalities
285102.3	Enamels	Modalities
285102.4	Other coatings	Modalities
285103.1	Putty	Modalities
285103.2	Wood fillers	Modalities
285103.3	Wood sealers	Modalities
285104.1	Removers	Modalities
285104.2	Cleaners	Modalities
286101.0	Wood distillation products	Modalities
286102.0	Wood extract products	Modalities
286199.1	Gum chemicals	Modalities
286199.2	Wood chemicals	Modalities
286501.1	Dyes	Modalities
286501.2	Pigments	Modalities
286502.0	Cyclic organic crudes	Modalities
286503.0	Cyclic organic intermediates	Modalities
286504.1	Tar	Modalities
286504.2	Coal tar	Modalities
286504.3	Tar related chemicals	Modalities
286599.1	Cyclic crudes	Modalities
286599.2	Intermediates crudes	Modalities
286901.0	Alcohols non beverage	Modalities
286902.0	Olefins	Modalities
286903.1	Amines	Modalities
286903.3	Salts	Modalities
286903.4	Esters.	Modalities
286904.0	Fuels	Modalities
286905.1	Perfumes	Modalities
286905.2	Flavorings	Modalities
286905.3	Food additives	Modalities
286906.1	Aldehydes	Modalities
286906.2	Ketones	Modalities
286999.0	Industrial organic chemicals	Modalities
287301.1	Ammonia	Modalities
287301.2	Ammonium salts	Modalities
287399.0	Nitrogenous fertilizers	Modalities
287401.0	Phosphates	Modalities
287499.0	Phosphatic fertilizers	Modalities
287599.0	Fertilizers mixing only	Modalities
287901.1	Insecticides	Modalities
287901.2	Pesticides	Modalities
287999.0	Agricultural chemicals	Modalities
289101.0	Sealants	Modalities
289102.0	Adhesives	Modalities
289201.1	Primary explosives	Modalities
289201.2	Fuses	Modalities
289201.3	Detonators	Modalities
289202.0	Secondary high explosives	Modalities
289399.0	Printing ink	Modalities
289599.0	Carbon black	Modalities
289901.1	Oils	Modalities
289901.2	Essential oils	Modalities
289902.0	Acids	Modalities
289903.0	Gelatin	Modalities
289904.1	Flares	Modalities
289904.2	Fireworks	Modalities
289904.3	Flares and similar Fireworks preparations	Modalities
289905.0	Sizes	Modalities
289999.0	Chemical preparations	Modalities
29.0	OIL REFINING AND RELATED INDUSTRIES?		Return to Class Summary
291101.2	Liquefied petroleum gases	Modalities
291102.0	Light distillates	Modalities
291103.0	Intermediate distillates	Modalities
291104.0	Heavy distillates	Modalities
291105.0	Residues	Modalities
291106.0	Aromatic chemical products	Modalities
291107.0	Nonaromatic chemical products	Modalities
291199.0	Petroleum refining	Modalities
295101.0	Paving blocks	Modalities
295102.0	Paving mixtures	Modalities
295201.0	Roofing materials	Modalities
295202.0	Siding materials	Modalities
295299.1	Asphalt felts	Modalities
295299.2	Asphalt coatings	Modalities
299201.0	Lubricating oils	Modalities
299299.1	Lubricating oils	Modalities
299299.2	Lubricating greases	Modalities
299901.0	Coke	Modalities
299902.1	Fuel briquettes	Modalities
299902.2	Fuel waxes	Modalities

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