Other: — Boat or dock fenders, whether or not inflatable
Part of: 4016 — Other articles of vulcanized rubber other than hard rubber:
N063935 · 2009-07-01 — The tariff classification of fender panel systems from China
The products to be imported are fender panel systems for use on both new docks and older docks. The fender panel systems are said to be permanent additions to the dock and integral to the design of the dock or pier. They are described as being permanently attached to the dock and remaining in that position. Considerations of safety for both the vessel berthing and the dock itself are stated since the fender panel system is designed to absorb the impact of a berthing vessel. The components of the fender panel system are: rubber fender, plastic faced steel panel, chain, padeyes and anchor…
c85620 · 1998-03-27 — The tariff classification of inflatable boat and dock fenders from England.
The inflatable fenders are used as a cushion between boats or between a boat and dock to prevent abrasion and lessen the shock of impact. The fenders are made from a woven nylon substrate laminated on both sides with neoprene rubber. The rubber/textile material weighs over 1500 grams per square meter, with the textile component comprising less than 50 percent by weight of the material. This construction is considered to be a Chapter 40, HTS, rubber material for classification purposes. The applicable subheading for the inflatable boat and dock fenders will be 4016.94.0000, Harmonized Tariff…
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