Other: — Of iron or nonalloy steel
Part of: 730531 — Other, welded: — Longitudinally welded:
N345836 · 2025-02-28 — The tariff classification and country of origin of bulkhead assemblies
The products under consideration are identified as two types of bulkhead assemblies: (1) the 36% Nickel Alloy Bulkhead Assembly (“36NiFe Bulkhead Assembly”) and (2) the Low-Temperature Carbon Steel Bulkhead Assembly (“LTCS Bulkhead Assembly”). You state that the bulkhead assemblies are a type of cryogenic insulated pipeline system which consists of pipe in an insulated pipe-in-pipe (PIP) pipeline system. The 36NiFE Bulkhead Assembly consists of a cold-rolled longitudinally welded inner pipe with an outside diameter (OD) of 865.2 mm, a cold-rolled welded outer pipe with an OD of 1018 mm, a…
N310862 · 2020-04-16 — The tariff classification of slurry pipes from the United Arab Emirates
The products to be imported are identified as slurry pipes. These longitudinally submerged arc welded steel pipes will transfer slurry from an offshore dredge site to the shoreline or to a reclamation area or beach. You state that the subject pipes are not of a kind used for oil or gas pipelines and will be imported in two different sizes and with or without flanges. The first pipe has an inside diameter of 800 mm, a wall thickness of 16 mm and measures 12 feet in length with a flange welded on each end. The second pipe has an inside diameter of 800 mm, a wall thickness of 19 mm and measures…
563205 · 2006-06-28 — Protest and Application for Further Review 3401-04-100023; Steel Safeguard Measures; Subheading 9903.73.85, HTSUS; Subheading 7305.31.40, HTSUS.
The above-referenced protest was forwarded to this office for further review. We have considered the evidence provided with the protest, as well as the points raised by your office and the protestant. We have additionally evaluated information submitted to this office on behalf of the protestant by facsimile transmissions of June 23, July 12, and July 18, 2005. FACTS: The case under consideration pertains to certain steel pipe that was entered into the United States at the U.S. Port of Portal in North Dakota on November 10, 2003. The entry was liquidated on September 24, 2004, and the…
I89073 · 2003-01-08 — The tariff classification of steel pipes from Germany.
The products to be imported are steel pipes of varying dimensions that will be used in building an offshore platform. You state that each pipe has a number that will designate where it will be installed in the platform’s structure. These pipes are of welded construction and have diameters ranging from 700 mm to 2364 mm, wall thicknesses ranging from 20 mm to 80 mm and lengths ranging from 550 mm to 26167 mm. The applicable subheading for the nonalloy steel pipes that have been longitudinally welded will be 7305.31.4000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for…
h85188 · 2001-08-30 — The tariff classification of steel pipe from Mexico.
The products to be imported are longitudinally welded carbon steel pipes produced from secondary steel plate or coil. The pipes will range from 30 inches to 168 inches in outside diameter and from 0.219 inch to 1 inch in wall thickness. These pipes are produced in 10-foot lengths; to make 20-foot lengths, two 10-foot lengths are welded together. You state that these pipes are not produced to any industry specifications such as API or ASTM specifications. These pipes are used for structural purposes such as road boring and tunneling, bridge and building foundations and drainage. The applicable…
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