Signaling glassware and optical elements of glass (other than those of heading 7015), not optically worked:
Part of: 70 — Glass and glassware
W967938 · 2007-12-05 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 3501-05-100017; Survival Signal Mirror
This is our decision regarding the Application for Further Review (“AFR”) of Protest No. 3501-05-100017, timely filed by the importer, Vector 1, Inc., against your classification of the “Survival Signal Mirror”, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The Survival Signal Mirrors (“SSM”), originally developed for the U.S. Air Force in World War II as an emergency signaling device for downed pilots and stranded troops, can be used to reflect sunlight to signal any distant rescuers of a rescuee’s location. The SSM contain a sight-grid in their center that allows…
966475 · 2003-10-23 — Reconsideration of HQ 965467; Monitor filters
00.20, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), as optical elements of glass not optically worked. We have taken into consideration additional points raised in the teleconference conducted with you on September 9, 2003. We have reviewed HQ 965467 and found the ruling to be correct. FACTS: You stated in your submission that the monitor filters at issue are fully and accurately described in HQ 965467, which we have excerpted below. You additionally state that the primary function of the filters is to provide a clearer image of the items displayed. The secondary function is…
965467 · 2002-09-17 — Float glass monitor filter; Optical elements of glass
Your letter and attachments were referred to this office for reply. In preparing this ruling, we also gave consideration to your letters of August 16, and September 5, 2002, and telephone discussions held with a member of my staff on August 2, 8, and September 12, and 17, 2002. FACTS: The glass monitor filters are made of tinted and coated float glass mounted in a plastic frame. The filters are available in a range of dimensions compatible with many standard-sized computer monitors. Metal oxide or nitride coatings are applied to the float glass to reduce monitor glare and improve user visual…
962925 · 2000-04-04 — Protest 3307-99-100039; Glass Filters; Optical Elements of Glass, HQ 960896
This is our decision on Protest 3307-99-100039, filed against your classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States ("HTSUS"), of various glass filters. The entries under protest were liquidated on February 19, 1999, February 26, 1999, March 19, 1999 and March 26, 1999, and this protest timely filed on May 13, 1999. FACTS: The merchandise under protest consists of glass filters already determined to be optical elements of glass by Customs in Headquarters Ruling ("HQ") 960896, dated November 25, 1998. The protestant questions Customs determination in HQ 960896 that the…
960896 · 1998-11-25 — Protest 3307-97-100106; Glass Filters; Subheading 7004.20.20; Chapter 70, Note 2; General Explanatory Note to Chapter 70; Explanatory Notes 70.04 and 70.14; Other Drawn Glass, in Sheets; Optical Elements of Glass.
This is our decision on Protest 3307-97-100106, filed against your classification of various glass filters. The entries under protest were liquidated on May 9, 1997, May 23, 1997, and July 11, 1997, and this protest timely filed on August 4, 1997. FACTS: The merchandise under protest consists of various glass filters, referred to as the dichrolight, DT, DC, UV, Calflex, and Silflex filters. They are described as follows: (a) Dichrolight Filters - these filters include dichroic lighting filters and dichroic color filters, also known as DT filters. The dichrolight filters are additive and…
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