Textile fabrics and felts, endless or fitted with linking devices, of a kind used in papermaking or similar machines (for example, for pulp or asbestos-cement): — Weighing less than 650 g/m2
Part of: 5911 — Textile products and articles, for technical uses, specified in note 8 to this chapter:
J82309 · 2003-04-16 — The tariff classification of textile filaments from Taiwan, filtering belts and belting from Sweden, and dutiable status of freight and insurance charges for the monofilaments of Taiwan origin.
You wish us to address four classification questions. 1) Monofilaments (Taiwan) used in the manufacture of monofilament “Filterlink” spiral belts; 2) spiral made filter belts ready to use; 3) endless woven filter belts and 4) open-ended woven filter belts (belting). In addition, you ask about the dutiable status of certain freight and insurance charges respecting the importation of the monofilaments from Taiwan. With respect to the dutiability of the freight and insurance charges for the importation of the monofilament from Taiwan, please address a separate ruling request to Commissioner of…
h86048 · 2001-12-19 — The tariff classification of woven textile filter “belts” for various machine applications, from the Czech Republic.
You submitted seven representative samples, some of which were informally weighed as follows: PESO B – 24 (368 g/m²) PESO 442-20-22 (952 g/m²) PESO Gh 23/30 (1,188 g/m²) PESO Ah 15/23 (1,231 g/m²) PESV 601-27-15 (1,558 g/m²) PESO Ah – 15/50 PESO Ah – 15/20 The materials, of this range, of the filter "belts", are all woven from man-made fiber textile filaments (filaments not exceeding 1 mm in cross section). The filaments vary in size in the respective materials and the weave pattern varies according to design and use. The belts made with metal wire (samples also furnished) will be the subject…
g84182 · 2000-11-29 — The tariff classification of papermaker’s felts for use in various sections (press and dryer units) of a paper making machine, from Canada.
This is a follow up letter to your earlier request through the U.S. Customs port of Buffalo, New York. This letter is written with respect to future shipments, and you say, to the best of your knowledge, there are no known ongoing transactions at the present time. No samples representing the materials under question were provided. Technical literature from Porritts & Spencer, Canada, however, was supplied. According to your correspondence, as well as a recent telephone conversation with this office, the various “belt” units for the paper making machinery will all be endless or fitted with…
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