Machine tools for deburring, sharpening, grinding, honing, lapping, polishing or otherwise finishing metal or cermets by means of grinding stones, abrasives or polishing products, other than gear cutting, gear grinding or gear finishing machines of heading 8461:
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963324 · 2000-06-27 — Protest 2904-99-100169; Profile Grinder
This is our decision on Protest 2904-99-100169, filed against your classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of a hydraulic profile grinder. The entry under protest was liquidated on October 8, 1999, and this protest timely filed on October 18, 1999. FACTS: The article at issue is a profile grinder, specially designed for use on railroad tracks. Measuring 40 inches x 10 inches x 28 inches and weighing 80 pounds, it incorporates a hydraulically powered motor that rotates a grinding wheel mounted in a tubular frame midway between two wheels. Its function…
960385 · 1998-01-29 — NY 854613 Modified; Printed Circuit Board Processing Machines; Machine Tool that Utilizes Nylon Brushes Sprayed With Pumice to Remove Copper Particles from Printed Circuits; Machines for Washing Away Chemical Residue from Printed Circuits; Apparatus and Equipment for Photographic Laboratories, Heading 9010, Section XVI, Note 1(m); Machines and Mechanical Appliances, Heading 8479; Machine Tools That Scrub, Rinse and Dry Printed Circuits, Principal Function, Section XV
NY 854613, dated August 8, 1990, which the Area Director of Customs, New York Seaport, issued to Hamlet and Smith, Inc., on on behalf of International Supplies Company, S.R.L., concerned the classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), of certain machines for processing printed circuit boards. Among the machines NY 854613 considered were the Pumiflex-SHD and Pumex-SHD, used to clean copper foil circuit boards. These were held to be classifiable in subheading 8479.89.90, HTSUS, as other machines and mechanical appliances. A third machine, the…
957404 · 1995-05-31 — Polishing and Cooling Machine; Machinery for Preparing Printing Cylinders, Heading 8442; Machine for Surface Finishing Printing Cylinders; Machine Tool for Removing Metal by Means of a Polishing Stone; Composite Machine, Principal Function, Section XVI, Note 3; HQ 957763 Dear Mr. Landers:
In a letter to you, NY 803750, dated November 23, 1994, the Area Director of Customs, New York Seaport, replied to your ruling request of October 27, 1994, on the classification of a printing press and related equipment. You were advised that this office would issue a separate ruling on the classification of the chrome polishing and cooling machine. FACTS: Gravure printing machines utilize chrome-plated copper cylinders that are engraved with the images to be printed. The chrome polishing and cooling machine in issue is machinery designed to remove the chrome plating and the engraved image by…
957763 · 1995-05-22 — Finishmaster; Polishing and Cooling Machine; Machinery for Preparing Printing Cylinders, Heading 8442; Machine for Surface Finishing Printing Cylinders; Machine Tool for Removing Metal by Means of a Polishing Stone; Composite Machine, Principal Function, Section XVI, Note 3; NY 836749 Modified Dear Mr. Monell:
In a letter to you, NY 836749, dated March 7, 1989, the Area Director of Customs, New York Seaport, replied to your request for a ruling, on behalf of the Meredith/Burda Company, on the classification of the Finishmaster and other machinery for preparing printing cylinders. We have reconsidered this ruling and believe the classification of the Finishmaster is incorrect. Pursuant to section 625(c)(1), Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1625(c)(1)), as amended by section 623 of Title VI (Customs Modernization) of the North American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act, Pub. L. 103-182, 107 Stat.…
950253 · 1991-12-11 — Axis Profiler; Machining Centers; Surface Grinder; Pedestal Grinder; Lathe; Manual Milling Machine; Cut-Off Saw; EN 84.57; EN 84.58; EN 84.59; EN 84.60
You also inquired about the dutiable status of completely depreciated machinery. This portion of your inquiry has been referred to the Value and Marking Branch because it concerns an issue within their jurisdiction. The Value and Marking Branch will issue a separate value ruling. The classification ruling follows. FACTS: Burgess Machine & Tool, Inc., has been recently incorporated in Michigan. Several pieces of equipment in use at their Canadian facility will be moved to Michigan. The merchandise in question is as follows: an Axis Profiler; two Horizontal Machining Centers (serial #147 and…
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