Of a width of less than 300 mm: — Other: — Of a thickness exceeding 1.25 mm
Part of: 721119 — Not further worked than hot-rolled: — Other:
I86479 · 2002-10-16 — The tariff classification of flat-rolled steel coils from Canada.
Photos of the products to be imported were submitted with your request. The products to be imported are described as scrap coils of steel. These flat-rolled coils may be either nonalloy or alloy steel, and they may be hot-rolled, cold-rolled or hot-dip galvanized. They measure up to 12 inches in width and from 0.016 inch to 0.200 inch in thickness. You state that these are considered scrap because they are “off cuts” from larger coils of steel. You also state that these coils can’t be further processed on your slitting machines because they are too narrow. You suggest that are classifiable in…
g87398 · 2001-03-18 — The tariff classification of steel bars from various European countries.
The products to be imported are carbon steel hot–rolled rectangular flat bars, hot-rolled square bars, cold drawn square bars and cold drawn round bars. The hot-rolled rectangular flat bars come in a wide range of sizes, e.g. 3 mm x 10 mm; 3 mm x 150 mm; 10 mm x 60 mm; 20 mm x 80 mm; 40 mm x 60 mm; 40 mm x 250 mm. The hot-rolled square bars range in size from 5 mm to 150 mm. The cold drawn square and round bars will also be imported in various sizes. Flat-rolled products are defined in Chapter 72 Note 1. (k) as “Rolled products of solid rectangular (other than square) cross section…in the…
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