Nickel and articles thereof
Part of: XV — Base metals and articles of base metal
N298841 · 2018-08-08 — The tariff classification of alloy pipes from Japan
The products you intend to import are ASTM B789 alloy 20 pipe described as seamless, cold finished stainless steel pipe. The pipe is intended to be used in the petrochemical industry in the U.S. The inspection certificates with chemical analysis submitted with your inquiry show the chromium from 19 to 21 percent, nickel from 32 to 38 percent, molybdenum from 2 to 3 percent, copper from 3 to 4 percent, manganese 2 percent, silicon 1 percent, carbon less than 1.2 percent and iron as the balance. An alloy qualifies as stainless steel if it is an alloy steel containing 1.2 percent or less of…
N255332 · 2014-08-13 — The tariff classification of nickel foam mesh strip from China.
The product under consideration is described as nickel foam mesh strip in coils used for battery or super capacitor cathode substrates. You indicate that the strip is comprised of 99.98% nickel and measures 1.7 mm in thickness and 960 mm in width. Nickel foam is made by either one of two processes: physical vapor deposition or electroplating in which the polyurethane foam is plated with nickel. The product is then sintered or heat treated in order to burn off or remove the polyurethane foam from the nickel. You suggest classification of the nickel foam mesh strip in subheading 7506.10.3000,…
H080821 · 2012-06-14 — Revocation of NY N058237, dated May 13, 2009; subheading 7508.90.50, HTSUS; tariff classification of a nickel bolt
The ruling classified the article under subheading 8414.90.41, HTSUS, which provides for “Air or vacuum pumps, air or other gas compressors and fans; ventilating or recycling hoods incorporating a fan, whether or not fitted with filters; parts thereof: Parts: Of compressors: Other: Other.” CBP has reviewed the tariff classification of the subject nickel bolt and has determined that the cited ruling is in error. Pursuant to section 625 (c)(1), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1625 (c)(1)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI, a notice was published in the Customs Bulletin, Vol. 45, No. 49, on…
966359 · 2003-08-27 — Internal Advice 03/003; nickel alloy; unwrought
The Chief, Metals and Machinery Branch, National Commodity Specialist Division (“NCSD”) forwarded your memorandum and an accompanying NCSD memorandum dated April 24, 2003 to our office. FACTS: The article at issue is vacuum induction melted (“VIM”) nickel alloy barstock, in the form of round bars of 3“ to 6” uniform diameter, not in coils. The nickel alloy is produced in a vacuum induction furnace by WASA. It is then poured into a mold. When removed from the mold, it is cropped and the article is cleaned in a shot blasting process to remove any surface oxidation. The article is then stamped,…
J80044 · 2003-01-20 — The tariff classification of nickel-iron alloy from the United States.
The product is stated to be a nickel-iron alloy ingot, HAYNES® HR-120®, round and slab. The composition is stated to be >37% Ni, >34% Fe, >25% Cr with additional elements not exceeding 1% each. You have indicated that the product is used to manufacture forged rings for gas turbine engines. It is not used as an additive material for steel. The applicable subheading for this product will be 7502.20.00, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for [u]nwrought nickel: [n]ickel alloys. Consideration was given to classifying this item as a ferro-alloy within heading…
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