Other: — Of a circular cross-section: — With a maximum circular cross-sectional dimension of 152.4 mm or more: — Containing less than 8 percent by weight of nickel
Part of: 72222000 — Bars and rods, not further worked than cold-formed or cold-finished
K89814 · 2004-10-26 — The tariff classification of metal shafts, metal shafts with machining, shaft rail assemblies, linear motion systems and a Dixie-elevator dispenser from Mexico
The articles in question are metal shafts, metal shafts with machining, shaft rail assemblies, linear motion systems and a Dixie-elevator dispenser. Descriptive information was submitted. The metal shafts are solid or lightweight tubular straight circular rods made of bearing-quality, high carbon alloy or 440C, 440EH (extra hard) and 300 series stainless steel materials. The shafts are hardened and precision-ground and have chamfered ends. Various types of plating are available for coating the high carbon steel products. The shafts are machined to antifriction bearing specifications and…
967226 · 2004-07-28 — Clarification of HQ 966562 regarding Stainless Steel Grid Wires Used in Multifunctional Digital Copier Units,
On March 4, 2004, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued HQ 966562, to you, which concerns the classification of two stainless steel grid wires used in multifunctional digital copier units under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). CBP classified one grid wire, Part # AD02-0001, in subheading 7222.20.00, HTSUS as “Other bars and rods of stainless steel; angles, shapes and sections of stainless steel: Bars and rods, not further worked than cold-formed or cold finished.” The second grid wire, Part # ADO23-9006 was classified in subheading 8473.30.50, HTSUS as “Parts…
966562 · 2004-03-05 — Stainless Steel Grid Wires Used in Photocopiers; Reconsideration of NY I86093
The National Commodity Division of Customs and Border Protection issued NY I86093 on October 4, 2002, based on a sample of a grid wire that you submitted. When you requested reconsideration of NY I86093, you submitted another sample of the grid wires, which was different from the sample that you had previously submitted. We have received both samples of the grid wires. This decision will classify both samples of the grid wires. FACTS: The subject merchandise at issue is referred to as grid wires. The samples submitted consist of fine strands of type 304 stainless steel, measuring 0.15 mm in…
966169 · 2003-04-08 — Steel Bars with Chamfered Ends for use as Precision Linear Shafts;
We have considered this submission as a request for reconsideration of New York Ruling letter (NY) I85075, dated September 19, 2002. Your letter was forwarded to this office for reply. A sample was provided for our examination. After review of NY I85075, Customs and Border Protection (Customs) has determined that the classification of the chamfered precision linear shafts under subheadings 7215.50.00, 7222.20.00, 7228.50.50, HTSUS, is correct. FACTS: In NY I85075, in response to your classification request, certain nonalloy steel bars of circular cross section were classified under subheading…
I85075 · 2002-09-18 — The tariff classification of steel bars from Germany.
Descriptive literature was submitted with your ruling request. The products to be imported are solid steel bars of circular cross section. You state that the bars may be nonalloy, alloy or stainless steel. Prior to importation, these bars are ground to specific tolerances and are surface hardened through heat treatment. The bars will be imported in material lengths or in cut lengths. The cut-to-length bars may be chamfered on the ends. Although some of the bars may be drilled or drilled and tapped with holes, this ruling will address only those bars that have not been drilled or tapped. These…
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