Other: — With a maximum cross-sectional dimension of less than 152.4 mm: — Containing less than 8 percent by weight of nickel
Part of: 72223000 — Other bars and rods
E80676 · 1999-05-10 — The tariff classification of stainless and alloy steel plate from Germany, Austria and Japan.
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The products to be imported are described as stainless steel mold plate material and NAK 55 manifold material. Stainless steel mold plate material DIN 1.2316, DIN 1.2085 and Royalloy meet the definition of stainless steel in Chapter 72 Note 1.(e). NAK 55 manifold material meets the definition of other alloy steel in Chapter 72 Note 1.(f). The DIN 1.2316, DIN 1.2085 and Royalloy stainless steel material will be produced in thicknesses ranging from 37 mm to 257 mm, in widths ranging from 410 mm to 1247 mm and in random lengths ranging from 2500 mm…
952462 · 1992-10-26 — Cold-finished bars; stainless steel billets to bars (substantial transformation); Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association v. U.S.; "further worked"; Add. U.S. Note 2 to Chapter 72; HQ 087601; 19 CFR 134.1
This letter, along with your letter of July 9, 1992, to Customs in New York, was referred to this office for a response. FACTS: Grades 303, 304, 316, 416, 15-5PH and 17-4PH stainless steel billets are produced in Japan and Sweden. These continuous cast billets are either round or square, and they range in size from five to seven inches. The billets are sent to Trinidad where they undergo the following processing operations. They are heated to 2,250 degrees F and hot-rolled into rounds or hexagons ranging in size from one to five inches. The cross section of each billet is reduced by a minimum…
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