42950000 Parts of general-purpose machinery
Class in the EU Common Procurement Vocabulary, under Miscellaneous general and special-purpose machinery. 8 direct sub-codes.
Subordinate codes (8)
| Code | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| 42952000 | Parts of centrifuges | |
| 42953000 | Parts of calendering machines | |
| 42954000 | Parts of rolling machines | |
| 42955000 | Parts of filtering machinery | |
| 42956000 | Parts of purifying machinery | |
| 42957000 | Parts of spraying machines | |
| 42958000 | Weights for weighing machines | |
| 42959000 | Non-domestic dishwashing machines |
This CPV code in every EU language
Parts of general-purpose machinery
English (EN)
Части за машини с обща употреба
Български (BG)
Části univerzálních strojů
Čeština (CS)
Dele til maskiner til generelle formål
Dansk (DA)
Teile für Maschinen für allgemeine Zwecke
Deutsch (DE)
Μέρη μηχανημάτων γενικής χρήσης
Ελληνικά (EL)
Partes de máquinas de uso general
Español (ES)
Üldotstarbeliste masinate osad
Eesti (ET)
Yleiskoneiden osat
Suomi (FI)
Pièces pour machines à usage général
Français (FR)
Dijelovi strojeva opće namjene
Hrvatski (HR)
Egyéb gépek alkatrészei
Magyar (HU)
Parti di macchinari di impiego generale
Italiano (IT)
Bendrosios paskirties mašinų dalys
Lietuvių (LT)
Vispārējās lietošanas ierīču detaļas
Latviešu (LV)
Partijiet ta' magni ta' skop ġenerali
Malti (MT)
Delen van machines voor algemeen gebruik
Nederlands (NL)
Części maszyn ogólnego zastosowania
Polski (PL)
Peças para máquinas de uso geral
Português (PT)
Piese pentru utilaje de uz general
Română (RO)
Časti univerzálnych strojov
Slovenčina (SK)
Deli strojev za splošno rabo
Slovenščina (SL)
Delar till universalmaskiner
Svenska (SV)
Commission Regulation (EC) No 213/2008 - official wording for 42950000-0.
Check digit
42950000-0 is the same class as 42950000. The ninth digit is a check digit: it verifies the eight before it and is not part of the classification. TED publishes the eight digits on their own, which is what the button above copies. A few national portals and older systems still ask for the check digit: