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H243822 · 2014-07-30 — Protest and Application for Further Review No. 3304-12-100075; Chemical Additive Unit
The following is our decision regarding Protest and Application for Further Review No. 3304-12-100075, timely filed on November 5, 2012, on behalf of Thayer Imports, Inc., (“Thayer” or “Protestant”) regarding the tariff classification of a chemical additive unit under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The subject merchandise consists of a chemical additive unit (“unit”). It is used in the fracking process for oil, in order to transport, mix, and pump chemicals that are used in the fracking process. This unit consists of many components and is built into a…
N239029 · 2013-03-26 — The tariff classification of fracturing equipment from Canada
The trailers in question are used in the hydraulic fracturing (“FRAC”) industry for oil and gas recovery. The five units are as follows: Chemical Van – This is a trailer mounted unit constructed to store totes of chemicals and to pump said chemicals to other units used in the well service. The basic components are the trailer, hydraulically powered chemical pumps, a diesel generator, computer controls and chemical totes. The Chemical Van is used to inject various chemicals into the hydration unit and/or blender during FRAC treatment. Slip Stream Blender – This trailer mounted unit blends the…
h87937 · 2002-02-20 — The tariff classification of a fiber optic cable blowing machine and a hydraulic power pack from the United Kingdom
Descriptive literature submitted with your inquiry indicates the cable blowing machine employs compressed air and hydraulics to propel fiber optic cable through ducts ranging in size from 25 to 63 millimeters. The machine basically consists of a tubular steel wheeled trolley on which is mounted an aluminum air box, an aluminum cable pusher, and an electronic monitoring system. The compressed air is fed into the duct via a venturi principle, thus providing a uniform distribution of force along the cable length. Cable movement is also controlled by a hydraulically powered belt system which…
961545 · 1998-08-10 — PRD 3004-97-100425; Yaw Computer, Programmable Controller, Heading 8537, Pump, Heading 8413, Transceiver, Heading 8525, Measuring or Checking Instrument, Heading 9026; Civil Aircraft Agreement (CAA), Other Parts of Civil Aircraft, Heading 8803; Section XVII, Note 2(e), (f) and (g); Denial of Protest for Failure to Support Claim, 19 CFR 174.13 (a)(6)
This is our decision on Protest 3004-97-100425, filed against your classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of various parts, instruments and apparatus used aboard passenger aircraft. The entries under protest were liquidated on June 27, 1997, and this protest timely filed on September 26, 1997. FACTS: The merchandise under protest is described on Customs Forms 7501 and invoices to include the following: a brake temperature indicator or thermometer for monitoring temperature in a plane's braking system; a power transfer unit or hydraulic pump; an…
089269 · 1991-08-21 — Protest number 5301-0-000645; parts of forklift trucks;hoses; joint universal; pump gear; springs; brackets; Subheading8431.20.00; Additional U.S. Rule of Interpretation 1(c); SectionXVI, note 2(a); parts of general use; Section XVI, note 1(g);Section XV, note 2(b); Section XV, note 2(c).
Protest for further review 5301-0-000645 dated 12/05/90, was filed against the classification of various parts of forklift trucks under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). FACTS: The articles under protest are assorted parts of forklift trucks. They include various hoses, a joint universal, a pump gear, springs and brackets. ISSUE: Whether the subject articles are properly classifiable within heading 8431, HTSUSA, which provides for parts suitable for use solely or principally with the machinery of headings 8425 to 8430; or classifiable within their…
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