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Part of: 560741 — Of polyethylene or polypropylene: — Binder or baler twine:
g87797 · 2001-03-12 — The tariff classification of polypropylene baler twine from Guatemala.
on tariff classification. You submitted a sample of what you call “PP Baler Twine,” which you describe as 100% polypropylene; 870 ft/lb.; 31 mm in width in its unfolded, untwisted, and uncrimped condition; 16,095 decitex, 140 tensile strength (lbs.); 105 average knot strength (lbs.). It is apparently twisted to arrive at its final condition. You state that it will be primarily used to bind or tie baled hay. The country of origin is stated to be Guatemala. While you state that the twine is of non-fibrillated strip, we find that it is fibrillated throughout its length. The term "fibrillation"…
a89184 · 1997-01-07 — The tariff classification of polypropylene twine from Austria
You have submitted a sample of a twine which you describe as baler twine. It is a single ply twine made of twisted fibrillated strip whose apparent width is approximately 2 millimeters. According to the U.S. Customs Laboratory, the sample is a white colored polypropylene twine which has a runnage of 1,449 meters per kilogram, an actual average twine breaking force of 27.28 decanewtons, and an actual average knot breaking force of 20.96 decanewtons. The applicable subheading for the baler twine will be 5607.41.3000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for…
a86703 · 1996-11-07 — The tariff classification of baler twine from the Czech Republic
You have submitted three samples of 100% polypropylene baler twine measuring approximately .5 millimeters (mm) in diameter. The three twines include both the orange and blue twines which are baler twines made from non-texturized, multifilament, fibrillated polypropylene strip. They are singles twines with a "Z" twist. The samples were sent to the Customs Laboratory for testing and the following information was received: STYLE ORANGE 240 ORANGE 350 BLUE 500 RUNNAGE M/KG 196.0 134.1 110.6 MINIMUM TWINE BREAKING FORCE (DECANEWTONS) 165.3 241.6 293.0 ACTUAL AVERAGE TWINE BREAKING FORCE (daN)…
a85578 · 1996-09-27 — The tariff classification of binder and baler twine from Guatemala.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. You have submitted two samples of binder and baler twine. The thin sample measures 13,826 decitex and 2.5 millimeters (mm) in width. According to our Customs laboratory, the thin twine has a runnage of 790.20 (mtrs./kg.), a calculated minimum twine breaking force of 41.00 decanewtons (daN) and a calculated minimum knot breaking force of 23.78 daN. The actual twine breaking force is 45.40 daN and the actual knot breaking force of 38.40 daN. Both of these values fall within the parameters of binder and baler twine. The thick sample, according to…
858681 · 1990-12-24 — The tariff classification of polypropylene twine fromHungary.
You have submitted three samples of 100% polypropylene twine measuring approximately 3 millimeters (mm) in diameter. Item No. 1.1.3 includes both the orange and blue twines which are binder and baler twines made from non-texturized, multifilament, fibrillated polypropylene strip. They are singles twines with a "Z" twist. The red and white twine, item No. 1.1.4, is made of white polypropylene monofilaments wrapped with a red strip that has an "S" twist. This twine is not considered to be binder and baler twine. In a phone conversation with National Import Specialist Assistant Donald Corrigan…
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