Containing by weight more than 50 percent of alumina (Al2O3) or of a mixture or compound of alumina and of silica (SiO2)
N016133 · 2007-12-20 — The tariff classification of a brick type plate used in ballistic jackets from Italy.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. A sample described as a brick type plate used in ballistic jackets was submitted with your request. The sample was sent to our Customs Laboratory for analysis. The laboratory has now completed its analysis of the product. You indicate that the article is produced specifically for the manufacture of ballistic vests. The plates are used for ballistic protection in tactical vests. You also indicate that the item consists of 98% alumina (a synthetic oxide of aluminum) and 2% other components, and that it is baked with a fiber glass Kevlar coating…
K82442 · 2004-02-19 — The tariff classification of furnaces and other equipment from Canada
You indicate that you previously obtained a ruling, NY 883163 of March 19, 1993, for most of the merchandise at issue here under the name A.J. Carsten Co. Ltd. You now wish a ruling for your new company. Literature has been provided with your fax of January 26, 2004 since the original literature provided in 1993 has been lost. The machines are primarily used in the multi-layer ceramic capacitor industry. As pointed out in this earlier ruling, the dielectric tape casting machine, endless belt and the alumina casting machines in 40 and 60 feet lengths are essentially electric furnaces despite…
J82938 · 2003-04-20 — The tariff classification of ceramic roller blanks
You identify the imported ceramic roller blanks as styles Sillimantin 60 and Sillimantin 65. Each is approximately 100 inches in length with an outside diameter of 1½ inches. Upon entry into the U.S., the ceramic roller blanks, which are indicated to meet the definition of the term “refractory”, are classified under HTS 6903.20.00. In the United States the ceramic roller blanks will undergo the following process: Cutting the rollers to the proper length Grinding the outside diameter of the ends to the required size Adding slots and notches to accommodate specific kiln fittings Adding six…
e88251 · 2000-02-07 — The tariff classification of a ceramic refractory filter from France.
The merchandise in question is an extruded ceramic filter, measuring approximately 4 inches in diameter and ½ inch in width, used in the manufacture of investment castings for the aircraft, aerospace and industrial gas turbines industries. The unit, honeycombed designed with 400 cells per square inch, is used to filter molten alloy during the casting process. The filter is stated to not only be capable of resisting temperatures above 1500 degrees centigrade but is also designed to work in temperatures above 1500 degrees centigrade, thereby meeting the tariff definition of a refractory…
957415 · 1995-09-06 — Protest 0901-94-101205; refractory articles; well blocks, solid plugs, bell bricks, center risers, bottom guides, spider bricks, runner bricks, up-gates; Additional U.S. Note 2, Chapter 69; refractory bricks; 6902.20.50; other refractory articles; 6903.20.00; other refractory ceramic goods; EN 69.02 and 69.03; John C. Rogers & Co., Inc., a/c Hoeganaes Sponge Iron Corp; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company; HRLs 086441, 087895, 061716, 083745, and 955836
This is in regards to Protest 0901-94-101205 concerning the tariff classification of refractory articles under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). Additional information contained in submissions dated September 30, October 13, and 19, 1994, and August 7, 1995, and presented in a meeting at Customs Headquarters on August 4, 1995, were taken into consideration in rendering this decision. FACTS: The refractory articles at issue are well blocks, solid plugs, bell bricks, center risers, bottom guides, spider bricks, runner bricks, and up-gates. The protestant states that…
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