Other: — With a diameter or cross section exceeding 228 mm
Part of: 72283080 — Other bars and rods, not further worked than hot-rolled, hot-drawn or extruded: — Other
965768 · 2002-08-13 — Protest 4909-01-100021; Concrete Reinforcing Bars
This is our decision on Protest 4909-01-100021, filed by a customs broker on behalf of Pollan Trade Inc., against your classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of concrete reinforcing bars. The entries were liquidated on May 11, 2001, and this protest timely filed on June 7, 2001. FACTS: The merchandise is deformed carbon steel bars for concrete reinforcement. Also referred to as concrete rebar, they are hot-rolled in bar mills from billets and used to reinforce concrete structures by providing tensile and compression strength to those sections…
i80824 · 2002-04-25 — The tariff classification of steel grouser bars from Brazil.
The products to be imported are hot-rolled steel grouser bars made of either nonalloy or alloy steel. The grouser bars have a cross section in the shape of a convex polygon and meet the Chapter 72 Note 1. (m) definition for other bars and rods. These bars will be imported in material lengths ranging from 98 inches to 122 inches and will be cut to length after importation. The applicable subheading for the hot-rolled nonalloy steel grouser bars will be 7214.99.00, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for other bars and rods of iron or nonalloy steel, not…
f86569 · 2000-05-17 — The tariff classification of steel bars from Brazil.
The products to be imported are hot-rolled bars of free-cutting steel, other nonalloy steel and alloy steel. Typical grades of free-cutting steel will be 1212 and 1215; typical grades of other alloy steel will be 1010, 1018 and 1045; typical grades of alloy steel will be 4140 and 8620. These hot-rolled bars are circular in cross-section and will generally measure one inch or more in diameter and range from 8 to 24 feet in length. You state that these bars are defective because they are out of specification, e.g., they do not meet the published industry standards with regard to straightness,…
E83514 · 1999-07-13 — The tariff classification of stainless and alloy steel plate from Germany, Japan and Austria.
, 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 and DIN 1.2085 (1.2316 FM) 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 and DIN 1.2085 stainless plates that range from 37 mm to 127 mm in thickness and the NAK 55 alloy plates that range from 35 mm to 95 mm in thickness are hot-rolled either from ingots or from…
E82976 · 1999-06-17 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of alloy steel and alloy tool steel plate from Canada; Article 509
, you requested a ruling on the status of alloy steel plate from Canada under the NAFTA. Hot-rolled flat-rolled alloy steel (AISI 4140 and AISI P20 having a carbon content of less than 0.3 percent) and alloy tool steel (AISI A2, AISI D2 and AISI P20 having a carbon content not less than 0.3 percent) plates ranging from 0.5 inch to 16 inches in thickness, from 40 inches to 80 inches in width and from 120 inches to 160 inches in length are produced in various European countries and imported into Canada. These hot-rolled alloy steel and alloy tool steel plates are classified under heading 7225,…
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