Of iron: — Butterfly type
Part of: 84818030 — Hand operated: — Of iron or steel
H301538 · 2019-07-22 — Request for Reconsideration of NY N012323, NY N161399, and NY N006439; Classification of Manifold and Tank Fitting Packages
(“Boshart”). NY N012323 was issued on June 28, 2007 and involves the classification of a constant pressure manifold under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). NY N161399 was issued on May 13, 2011 and involves the classification of a manifold package under the HTSUS. NY N006439 was issued on March 9, 2007 and involves the classification of a tank fitting package under the HTSUS. We have determined that NY N012323, NY N161399, and NY N006439 are correct, and, for the reasons set forth below, are affirming these rulings. We are also returning samples of the merchandise…
N262359 · 2015-04-06 — The tariff classification of pipe assemblies both with and without valves attached from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The products you intend to import are two different seamless pipe assemblies used in the industry of oil recovery. The assemblies are intended to be attached to a trailer after importation by clamping the unit to a trailer. The first seamless pipe assembly would require the attaching of valves to the assembly after importation. The second assembly would be imported with the valves already attached. The assembly without the valves attached is assembled in Canada from steel pipe, elbows, fittings and steel plate mounts sourced from various…
N003703 · 2006-12-19 — The tariff classification of butterfly valves of unspecified origin
The articles in question are described as butterfly valves ranging in size from two through twelve inches, with a pressure rating of 175 pounds per square inch. You indicate that some valves may be imported with hand wheels for hand operation, while others may be imported “bare stem” without a handle. The valve bodies are made of either ductile iron, AISI 1040 steel or AISI 316 stainless steel. Descriptive information was submitted. Although components other than the valve bodies may be made from a range of materials, including various metals, Teflon and rubbers, for tariff purposes, we give…
963015 · 2000-05-03 — Protest 1303-99-100159; cast iron fireplace damper.
The following is our decision regarding protest 1303-99-100159, against your classification of cast iron fireplace dampers under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). Photocopies and schematic drawings were provided for our examination. In making this determination, consideration was given to arguments made by counsel for the protestant at our meeting held at Customs Headquarters on March 22, 2000, as well as the supplemental submission dated April 18, 2000. FACTS: Counsel for the protestant describes the articles as follows: The articles at issue are “cast iron…
876490 · 1992-08-11 — The tariff classification of cast iron valves for fireprotection systems from France
The merchandise involved in this ruling consist of a line of butterfly valves used exclusively in fire protection systems. The valve bodies are made from ductile iron, while the discs can be made from either brass, iron, or steel. All valves will be equipped with a manually operated gear-reduction type actuator. In use, the valves will be in the open position 99 percent of the time and only closed for servicing the sprinkler system. The applicable subheading for the butterfly valves will be 8481.80.3030, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for taps, cocks,…
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