More than 920 decitex: — Multifilament, with twist of 5 turns or more per meter (606)
Part of: 54021930 — Single yarn
N278496 · 2016-10-21 — The tariff classification of RFL textile cord from Japan
You submitted photos of three styles of dipped synthetic textile cord. All the cords are dipped in a solution of Resorcinol, Formalin and Latex (RFL). The RFL solution is not considered to be a synthetic rubber for classification purposes as per note 4(a) to chapter 40, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). RFL enhances the fibers ability to adhere to the rubber. The dipped synthetic cords will be used in the manufacturing of automotive and industrial power transmission rubber belting. The first style that was submitted, LX6K is described as a dipped para-aramid cord with a…
N054520 · 2009-03-17 — The tariff classification of high tenacity yarns from South Korea
7 and Jan. 24, 2009, you requested a tariff classification ruling on behalf of your client, Hyosung Corporation, of Seoul, South Korea. The submitted samples are two lengths of tire cord yarns that are identified as polyethylene terephthalate (PET) yarn and nylon-66 yarn. You state that each is a multifilament singles yarn with an average of 5-7 turns per meter. Neither yarn is textured. In a follow-up email, you stated that the decitex of the PET yarn is 1711 and the nylon is 1400. We assume both are imported in commercial lots. You state that the PET yarn has a tenacity of 69.8 centinewtons…
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