Other chain: — Other, welded link:
Part of: 7315 — Chain and parts thereof, of iron or steel:
958562 · 1996-04-19 — Barn Cleaner Chain, Chain With Welded Paddles, 7/8 inch 0Chain, Pintle Chain, Hook-and-Eye Chain, Links With Welded Paddles;Parts Used With Barn Cleaning Apparatus, Heading 7315; Parts to be Used inArticles Provided for in Heading 8436, Heading 9817.00.60; HQ 088999, HQ958875
Your letter to the then Area Director of Customs, New York Seaport, dated September 5, 1995, on behalf of J. Houle & Fils, Inc., has been referred to this office for reply. Your inquiry concerns the tariff classification of steel barn cleaner replacement chain and parts made in Canada. Descriptive literature was submitted. FACTS: The inquiry concerns three types of steel chain with paddles, and individual chain links to which a paddle is welded. The first article consists of 7/8 inch 0 chain, which consists of interlocking oval-shaped links, each round in cross section, made of 7/8 inch steel…
953165 · 1993-04-26 — Buoy chains and bridles; modification of NY 876765;7315.82.70
It has come to our attention that New York ruling letter 876765 of 8/13/92 which was issued to you, concerning classification of buoy chains and bridles under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the Untied States (HTSUS), may have been incorrect. We have reconsidered the classification of such chains and bridles. FACTS: The articles are open link welded steel buoy chains and bridles used to aid in mooring navigation buoys in coastal and inland waterways. Chains are always 90 feet long with individual uniform oval links ranging from 12.7 to 48 millimeters in diameter. Bridles are either 10, 12,…
087517 · 1990-10-25 — Boomer chains; Heading 7315; Explanatory Note 73.15;Subheading 7315.82; Subheading 7315.82.10; Subheading 7315.82.50;19 U.S.C. 1304; HQ 730615 (08/20/87); 19 CFR 134.26.
Your letter of July 3, 1990, requesting a tariff classification of boomer chains has been referred to this office for reply. FACTS: The articles in question are boomer chains. They consist of non-articulated welded chain links totalling 20 feet in length. The chains possess hooks which are made of nonalloy steel or alloy steel. These hooks are attached to each end of the chain by means of a pin which passes through the end link. This pin is held in place by a cotter pin. The links are one- quarter inch in diameter and are made of either nonalloy steel or alloy steel. Boomer chains may consist…
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