Other: — For all refrigerants except ammonia — Other: — Exceeding 10 horsepower
Part of: 84143080 — Other
807803 · 1995-04-07 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of remanufactured cast iron air conditioning/refrigeration compressors from Mexico
Your inquiry outlines your plans to send used or defective air conditioning/refrigeration cast iron air compressors to Mexico for rebuilding. These compressors are considered scrap, with no functional commercial value. The procedure involves tearing down the compressor to its core, testing and checking for wear and damage, reboring of the casing, cleaning, and rebuilding of the compressor to new condition with parts originating from U.S. sources. You also state that the direct and indirect labor, plant overhead and general administrative expenses incurred in Mexico will account for over 50%…
957130 · 1994-11-09 — Air Conditioning Units; Evaporator; Condenser; Compressor; Section XVI, Note 4; Functional Unit; GRI 2(a); NAFTA; General notes 12(b)(i) and (ii)(A), and 12(t)/84.33(A)
Your letter has been referred to this office for a response. We regret the delay in responding to your request. FACTS: The merchandise consists of air conditioning units, imported from Canada, designed for use in buses. Each unit is comprised of a condenser fan coil unit, an evaporator fan coil unit, connecting tubing, and a compressor. You have asked that we consider the classification of the compressor imported alone, as well as the following component combinations: the evaporator and the condenser shipped together; and the evaporator, the condenser, and the compressor shipped together,…
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