Blow-molding machines
N249026 · 2014-02-05 — The tariff classification of an Automatic Vodka Filling Line from China
You are seeking the tariff classification of various machines that comprise a vodka filling production line. You have requested a ruling as to the tariff classification of these goods under the following two scenarios: (a) the entire production line is imported complete in one shipment and (b) each machine is imported separately. The machines in question are as follows: A semi-automatic bottle blowing machine which is suitable for blowing PET bottles with different shapes and a volume from 100ml to 5000ml. The machine is controlled by a PLC, Microsoft-computer touch screen and the preform is…
J80289 · 2003-02-12 — The tariff classification of an Index Stretch Blow machine from Canada
Your client intends to export to the United States a combination injection molding and blow molding machine known as an Index Stretch Blow (ISB) machine. This novel machine will basically consist of an injection unit, a clamp unit, and a blow molding unit, each on its own base. The process currently used to produce a hollow plastic bottle or similar container involves two separate machines: an injection molding machine for producing the preform, and a blow molding machine to reheat the preform and blow the bottle to its final shape. The ISB machine will perform all the operations needed to…
E81379 · 1999-06-04 — The tariff classification of a blow molding machine from Japan
The AOKI-250 LL-50 direct heated injection blow molding machine will be used to produce plastic containers for the storage and transportation of anesthesia related drugs. Blow molding is a two-stage process used to make hollow thermoplastic articles. The molten plastic material is initially injected around a core pin and into a cavity to form a hollow preform known as a parison. Next the parison is transferred via the core pin to the blow mold and air is blown through the core pin. This enlarges the parison to the shape of the mold, thus producing the finished container. The AOKI-250 will…
818509 · 1996-01-30 — The tariff classification of a molding machine from Germany
In a previous ruling letter, file number NY 817209 of December 19, 1995, we advised you that the Rikutec BM co-extrusion blow-molding machine was classifiable in subheading 8477.30.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for machinery for working rubber or plastics or for the manufacture of products from these materials, not specified or included elsewhere...: blow-molding machines. The current rate of duty for articles classified in this subheading is 3.6 percent ad valorem. In your letter of January 11, you state that there is no source in the United…
817209 · 1995-12-19 — The tariff classification of a molding machine from Germany
The Rikutec BM co-extrusion blow-molding machine will be used to produce a multi-layered plastic container referred to in your letter as an IBC bottle. Initially, the machine extrudes a hollow tube known as a parison. Two mold halves are then closed around the parison and air is blown into it. This causes the parison to expand to the configuration of the mold cavity, thus forming the final bottle shape. The mold is then cooled by means of chilled water. After the bottle has cooled down, it is removed from the molding machine by robot arms and placed on a conveyor. In subsequent operations,…
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