Metal-rolling mills and rolls therefor; parts thereof:
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H185699 · 2012-06-22 — Internal Advice Request 11/033; classification of a rolling mill and a rolling mill line
, on behalf of its client, The Bradbury Company, Inc. (“Bradbury”), concerning the proper classification of a rolling mill and a rolling mill line under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). FACTS: The subject merchandise consists of a rolling mill line, also called a rollforming line. Rolling mills are metal working machines that are used to flatten or shape metal by means of passing the metal through and across rollers. The subject rolling mill line is a cold metal rolling mill because it does not inject heat into the metal rolling process. It is principally used to…
N139697 · 2011-01-21 — The tariff classification of a spray bar for a hot mill from Switzerland
The GRIP universal spray bar/Article No. ASY-506714 is designed for a top work roll cooling stand used in a hot rolling mill. The article dispenses coolant so as to cool metal during the rolling process. The extruded aluminum profile features stainless steel nozzles mounted on aluminum plates and a junction box with connectors and cables. In your letter, you propose classifying the article in either (1) subheading 8455.21.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for Metal-rolling mills and rolls thereof; parts thereof: Other rolling mills: Hot or…
d82347 · 1998-09-18 — The tariff classification of Morgoil chocks from England.
of Worcester, Massachusetts you requested a tariff classification ruling. The Morgoil chock is a cast alloy steel part used in a rolling mill. The purpose of the chock is to hold the rolls in place and to allow adjustment in the height of the rolls in order to vary the thickness of the steel piece (e.g., billet) being worked. The gap between the work rolls is adjusted hydraulically. Two chocks are used per roll, one at each end. Each chock weighs between 3,000 and 5,000 lbs. After importation and assembly into a rolling mill, the chocks will be loaded with a number of components including two…
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