Connecting rods
N316752 · 2021-01-22 — The tariff classification of forged connecting rods from Mexico
Pictures and other descriptive literature were provided with your request. The items under consideration are Forged Connecting Rods used in 14.8L diesel engines, suitable for Class 8 heavy trucks. The connecting rods are made of round steel bars from South Korea. In Mexico, they are cut and sent through induction furnaces to reach a temperature higher than 100 degrees centigrade, in order to be forged/pressed to take the shape of a connecting rod. After that, they go through a shot peening process to improve the surface tension of the part. These forged connecting rods will be imported into…
955021 · 1994-01-14 — Protest No. 1401-92-100203; Connecting Rods; Engine Parts; Section XVI, Note 2(b); HQ 953763
The following is our decision regarding the request for further review of Protest No. 1401-92-100203, which concerns the classification of connecting rods under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). The entries of the subject merchandise were liquidated on September 11 and 25, October 7 and 23, November 6, 13 and 20, and December 4, 1992. The protest was timely filed on December 8, 1992. FACTS: The subject merchandise is connecting rods, part numbers 3901247 and 3920690, for use in certain diesel engines. Connecting rods are used to transmit the pressure applied from…
953763 · 1993-06-30 — Connecting Rods; engine parts; HQ 951286; EN 72.07(B)
FACTS: The articles in question are connecting rods for use in certain diesel engines. Connecting rods are used to transmit the pressure applied from the piston to the crankshaft in an internal combustion piston engine. ISSUE: Whether the connecting rods are classifiable as engine parts for vehicles of subheading 8701.20 or headings 8702-8704, HTSUS, under subheading 8409.99.11, HTSUS. LAW AND ANALYSIS: The General Rules of Interpretation (GRI's) to the HTSUS govern the classification of goods in the tariff schedule. GRI 1 states in pertinent part that "for legal purposes, classification…
951286 · 1992-09-17 — Pistons; Diesel Engines; Compression-Ignition Internal Combustion; Motor Vehicles; Construction; Agriculture; Marine; Transport Of Persons; Goods; 8409.99.99
, for a classification ruling on certain pistons for diesel engines. The Regional Commissioner of Customs, New York, has referred the matter to Customs Headquarters for a reply. FACTS: The merchandise consists of certain pistons with design features for use in diesel engines. The engine "families" for which the pistons are designed are designated as the "4B, 6B, C, L10 and N14". The part numbers for the pistons under consideration are 3906209 (for "4B" and "6B" family), 3919565 and 3919567 (for "C" family), 3044448 and 3055622 (for "L10" family), and 3069212, 3017348 and 3055226 (for "N14"…
951154 · 1992-06-26 — Cylinder Block Casting; Diesel Engine Block; Engine Block Casting; Rough Gray Iron Casting; Parts of Internal Combustion Diesel Engines; Subheading 8409.99.10; Advancement Beyond Cleaning; Stress Relieving; Other Parts; Subheading 8409.99.99
Blueprints and drawings were submitted. Our ruling follows. FACTS: The articles in issue are described as rough, gray iron cylinder block castings for use in the manufacture of diesel engines. Metal foundries produce these castings as follows: pig iron, steel and other metals in small amounts, in the form of scrap, machining swarf, pit cast, and in-house reserves, are reduced to molten gray iron in coke fired cupolas and electric furnaces. This molten metal is poured into mold cavities and allowed to harden. The castings are then removed by a shakeout machine. These castings conform to a…
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