Not backed: — Of refined copper
N238789 · 2013-03-22 — The tariff classification of decorative plastic and metal laminates from Canada.
Representative samples were included with your submission and will be retained by this office. The items under consideration are described as decorative plastic and metal laminates for both residential and commercial use. You state that these laminates are suitable for application to interior surfaces where a decorative wear stain and impact resistant surface is required such as countertops, tabletops, cabinets, furniture, etc. The plastic laminates are sheets made of plain, colored or decorative paper coated or impregnated with melamine-formaldehyde resins which are pressed together with…
N201861 · 2012-02-23 — The tariff classification of cryogenic insulation.
A representative sample was submitted with your request and will be returned to you. The product in question is cryogenic insulation in roll form. It is comprised of a 0.06604 mm glass paper (fiber glass) layer and a layer of either copper foil or aluminum foil. The copper foil contains 99.9% copper and will measure 0.0127 mm in thickness. The aluminum foil is available in thicknesses of 0.00599 mm, 0.00724 mm, 0.00889 mm and 0.01524 mm. This composite good is produced by co-winding each of these materials without the use of an adhesive. Although the fiberglass and foil remain two separate…
N090878 · 2010-02-12 — The tariff classification of copper foil from China
The product you intend to import is described as plain copper foil with a thickness of 35 microns (.035 mm). In a phone conversation with this office, you indicated that the foil is not backed and that the composition of the copper foil is not specified at this time as either refined copper or copper alloys. The applicable subheading for the unbacked copper foil, if made of refined copper as defined in Chapter 74, Note 1(a), Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), will be 7410.11.0000, HTSUS, which provides for copper foil (whether or not printed or backed with paper,…
N028708 · 2008-05-19 — The tariff classification of copper clad laminates from China.
This letter replaces New York Ruling N025727 which you recently received. A clerical error was made and the importer’s name was omitted from the letter. That error has been corrected in the text below. In your letter dated April 4, 2008, on behalf of Ventec-Global Laminates, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The products to be imported are cut lengths of copper clad laminate consisting of two layers of 99.8% pure copper foil with a prepreg, glass fabric and plastic resin, bonding sheet sandwiched in between. Available in a variety of widths with thicknesses ranging from .002”…
N025727 · 2008-05-01 — The tariff classification of copper clad laminates from China.
The products to be imported are cut lengths of copper clad laminate consisting of two layers of 99.8% pure copper foil with a prepreg, glass fabric and plastic resin, bonding sheet sandwiched in between. Available in a variety of widths with thicknesses ranging from .002” (.0508 mm) to .200” (5.08 mm), this material, as imported, is known as mass laminated circuit board core. After undergoing considerable further working in the United States, this core material will ultimately be used as a base in the production of printed circuit boards. The applicable subheading for those copper clad…
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