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R04357 · 2006-07-24 — The tariff classification of steel plate from various countries.
All of the products to be imported are hot-rolled plates meeting ASTM A36, the standard specification for carbon structural steel. Some of the plates are rectangular in shape with varying sizes of either ½ “ to 6” in thickness and 96” in width, 6 ¼” to 7 ¾” in thickness and 84” in width, or 8” to 8 1/2” in thickness and 84 “ in width. Other plates will be “burnt to print” (cut to an exact shape) by either flame cutting, laser cutting or plasma cutting. These pieces will be variations of rectangles and once imported will be welded together, stress relieved, sand blasted and then primered…
967265 · 2005-08-01 — Protest 1101-04-100162; Hot-rolled steel circles flame cut from hot- rolled plates; 201 steel safeguard duties; Treatment,19 U.S.C. 1625(c)
This is our decision on Protest 1101-04-1000162, filed by counsel on behalf of World Metals Corp., against your classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), of certain steel circle blanks for tank heads, and your assessment of additional 201 steel safeguard duties. The goods were entered under a provision of heading 7326, HTSUSA, as other articles of iron or steel, forged or stamped, but not further worked. They were reclassified as other flat-rolled products of iron or nonalloy steel, of a width of 600 mm or more, under a provision of heading…
I85781 · 2002-09-26 — The tariff classification of steel circles from Germany.
The products to be imported are steel circles that have been torch cut from hot-rolled rectangular nonalloy steel plate. After the circles are flame-cut from the plate, their faces are then subjected to a grinding process. The circles are available in the range from about 3800 mm (150”) up to 5250 mm (206”) in diameter and from about 15 mm (0.6”) up to 350 mm (13.7”) in thickness. After importation these circles will be hot-formed or cold-formed into concave shapes (dishing) and will be used as end pieces for pressure vessels. You express the opinion that these steel circles are classifiable…
I84457 · 2002-08-15 — The tariff classification of steel circles from various countries.
The products to be imported are carbon steel circles that have been flame-cut from hot-rolled carbon steel plates (master plates). You state that the master plates may be produced in various originating mills or may be produced in offshore mills. The master plates are made to ASTM Specifications A 36 and A 516 Grade 70. ASTM Specification A 36 is the Standard Specification for Carbon Structural Steel and ASTM Specification A 516 is the Standard Specification for Pressure Vessel Plates, Carbon Steel, for Moderate-and Lower-Temperature Service. The master plates range from 3 1/2 inches to 20…
h87089 · 2002-01-22 — The tariff classification of steel plate from China.
You are planning to import hot-rolled cut-to-length carbon steel plates. The plates, produced in China, are made to ASTM Specification A 516, Grade 70. ASTM Spec A 516 is the Standard Specification for Pressure Vessel Plates, Carbon Steel, for Moderate-and Lower-Temperature Service. The plates measure either 4 inches or 7 inches in thickness. Typical dimensions of the plates produced in China are 4” x 96” x 320” and 7” x 96” x 230”. These plates are sold to Canadian company that cuts the plates to size, 4” x 75” x 130 ½” and 7” x 76 ½” x 130”, and bevels the edges. You would purchase the…
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