Plates, sticks, tips and the like for tools, unmounted, of cermets
Part of: 82 — Tools, implements, cutlery, spoons and forks, of base metal
N290006 · 2017-09-26 — The tariff classification of sintered metal carbide inserts and a Polycrystalline Diamond insert from the United Kingdom.
Items numbers SL181377N, SL181464N and SL181608N are identified as PCBN tools/parts. You have stated that they are made of sintered metal carbide and used to produce automotive parts. They are imported unmounted and, after importation, are bolted or screwed onto lathes and milling machines. Item number S4950041 is a PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) carbine insert containing a PCD from Element 6 of carbon-fiber or glass-fiber laminate and aluminum. Illustrative literature indicates that either the segment type or triangle type insert consists of an underlying layer of tungsten carbide over which…
N220176 · 2012-07-04 — The tariff classification of inserts from Brazil
, you requested a tariff classification ruling addressing the classification and eligibility from Brazil for duty-free treatment under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) of certain sintered metal carbide inserts. The inserts in question are designed for use in the metalworking industry. A variety of such inserts are produced in factories located in Brazil from material supplied from Sweden or the United States. You have supplied the following information as to the various manufacturing processes involved in the production of the inserts in both the blank and finished states. Blank…
965414 · 2002-07-30 — Tungsten Carbide Rods
In a letter to the Director of Customs National Commodity Specialist Division, New York, dated December 3, 2001, you inquire as to the classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of tungsten carbide rods. Your ruling request, with accompanying samples, has been referred to this office for reply. We regret the delay in responding. FACTS: The articles under consideration consist of a powdered mixture of tungsten carbide, 85%-94% by weight, and metallic cobalt, 6%-15% by weight. This powder is sintered, then extruded into rod form. As imported, these rods…
956397 · 1994-08-05 — Ceramic inserts; EN 82.09; unmounted; throw away tips; cutting machine tool; HRL 951928 and 084271
A sample was submitted for our examination. FACTS: You state that the ceramic inserts are "throw away tips" from Japan used in cutting machine tools. Although, your information states that the ceramic inserts are tips for cutting tools, they are imported unmounted, without any tool. You submit that the chemical breakdown is as follows: Alumina approximately 90% Titanium approximately 10% ISSUE: What is the tariff classification of the ceramic inserts under the HTSUS? LAW AND ANALYSIS: The classification of merchandise under the HTSUS is governed by the General Rules of Interpretation (GRI's).…
951928 · 1992-06-17 — Carbide Replacement Inserts; EN 82.09
Your request for country of origin marking requirements has been referred to the Value and Marking Branch at Headquarters for a separate response. FACTS: The articles in question are cemented tungsten carbide replacement inserts containing a cobalt binder. The inserts are screwed or welded on to tools and are used to cut, form or shape the product which is being manufactured. You have submitted sample inserts which are housed in a compartmentalized plastic container measuring approximately 1/2 inch. Each container holds equilateral triangle shaped inserts. Illustrative literature describes…
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