Having a width measuring at least four times the thickness
h82437 · 2001-07-04 — The tariff classification of steel slab and country of origin of flat-rolled steel produced from slab from various countries, including Australia, Brazil and Mexico.
You also ask whether the imported product undergoes a substantial transformation as a result of processing operations performed in the United States. The products to be imported are nonalloy steel semifinished slabs containing 0.25 percent or less of carbon. The slabs are rectangular in cross section and range from 7 to 10 inches in thickness, 30 to 72 inches in width and 13 to over 37 feet in length. The slabs are intended to be re-heated and rolled into flat-rolled steel. The applicable subheading for the nonalloy steel slabs containing less than 0.25 percent of carbon will be 7207.12.00,…
958998 · 1996-12-26 — IA 62/95; Profile Slabs; Semifinished, Slab Hot Rolled From Ingot; Chapter 72, Note 1(ij); Flat-Rolled Products of Iron or Nonalloy Steel, Chapter 72, Note 1(k); Further Worked, Chapter 72, Additional U.S. Note 2; NY 896625, HQ 088116, HQ 957535
In your memorandum of November 27, 1995 (MAN-1-CO:CH:CT306 CTR), you forwarded a letter from counsel for LeeMar Steel Co., Inc., requesting internal advice on the classification of certain hot-rolled carbon steel products produced in Brazil. Additional information was provided in a submission, dated October 9, 1996. FACTS: The merchandise in issue is invoiced as QUALITY ASTM A36-91 PRIME STEEL PROFILING SLABS. It is manufactured in Brazil by Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais S.A. (USIMINAS), and imported in individual pieces, measuring from 4.7260 in. x 72 in. X 291.33 in. to 10.2260 in. x…
957535 · 1996-08-27 — I/A 27/95; Profile Slabs, Semifinished; Chapter 72, Note1(ij); Slab Rolled From Ingot, Hot Scarfed BetweenRollings; Flat-Rolled Products, Chapter 72, Note 1(k), Further Worked, Chapter 72, Additional U.S. Note 2; NY896625, HQ 088116; Established and UniformPractice, 19 U.S.C. 1315(d); Invoicing, Section 141.86, Customs Regulations
This request for internal advice was initiated by letter, dated May 31, 1995, from counsel for Wirth Limited, to the Area Director of Customs, New York, and concerns the tariff classification of certain hot-rolled carbon steel products produced in Brazil. In preparing this ruling, we have taken into consideration counsel's supplemental submissions dated July 31 and September 19, 1995, and January 25, 1996. FACTS: The merchandise in issue is carbon steel profiling (profile) slabs that were hot rolled in Brazil from ingots by Companhia Siderurgica de Tubarao (CST). These products range from 118…
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