Not backed: — Rolled but not further worked:
N316780 · 2021-02-04 — The classification and country of origin of heat-sealable lidding stock
Representative samples were included with an earlier submission and will be retained by this office. The product under consideration is heat-sealable lidding stock that is made using an aluminum foil base upon which other materials are added. You have described the product as a three-layered lidding stock. The inner side of the aluminum, the surface that will be in contact with food, is coated with a polymeric layer that provides sealability to a rigid container. The outer layer is coated with a thinner polymeric layer that protects the foil from corrosion and provides adherence for printed…
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…
965610 · 2002-09-20 — Reconsideration of NY H87523; Aluthene® aluminum foil Dear Mr. Johnson:
on January 25, 2002, on behalf of Vaw Flexible Packaging, which classified top peel® aluminum foil under subheading 7607.11.60, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), as aluminum foil, not backed. A teleconference was held with you on August 30, 2002, and a submission dated September 17, 2002 was also considered in preparing this ruling. We have thoroughly reconsidered the classification of these articles and believe NY H87523 is correct. FACTS: The merchandise at issue is aluminum foil known as “top peel”® or “Aluthene”®. Three types of Aluthene®, Aluthene® 40 II E 133/6,…
958058 · 1995-09-29 — DD 807716 Affirmed; Laser Slit Aluminum Foil, Aluminum Foil on Rolls Reduced in Thickness by Rolling, Annealed After Rolling and Laser Slit to Width; Aluminum Foil Further Worked, Subheading 7607.19.60 Dear Mr. O'Kelly:
In a letter, dated May 31, 1995, on behalf of Winter-Wolff, Inc., you request reconsideration of a ruling issued by the District Director of Customs, Ogdensburg, NY. The merchandise is laser slit aluminum foil from Switzerland. FACTS: The merchandise is aluminum foil which, after importation, is used in the production of high voltage electrical capacitors. It will be imported in rolls, in widths of 228 mm to 635 mm, and less than 0.01 mm thick. The product is made by annealing foil stock, followed by single and double pass rolling to reduce thickness, then rolling with another sheet of foil…
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