Incorporating roller bearings
Part of: 84832080 — Other
N097523 · 2010-04-19 — The tariff classification of roller heads and steel tubes from China.
The products you plan to import are identified as roller heads, part number 703C97, and steel tubes, part number 660D628. You indicate that the roller heads and tubes are imported separately and will be used in the assembly of idler rollers/shells for a belt idler, a component of a conveyor system. The donut shaped roller head is an assembly comprised of a cast ductile iron housing, dual tapered roller bearings, a zinc plated stub shaft, a contact seal and grease. The shaft is inserted into the bore of the bearing, while the bearing is pressed into the cast iron housing. The housing holds the…
H017651 · 2009-02-13 — Reconsideration of HQ W968364; classification of a wheel hub assembly incorporating two tapered roller bearings for self-propelled articulating booms
In HQ W968364 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (“CBP”) classified this merchandise under subheading 8483.20.80, HTSUS, as, other housed bearings, incorporating ball or roller bearings. It is your contention that subheading 8483.20.80, HTSUS, does not describe the merchandise at issue. You contend that the merchandise is properly classified under subheading 8431.20.00, HTSUS. On January 26, 2009, a meeting was held with counsel and a consultant for Blackstone. In that meeting, the classification, design and functionality of the subject wheel hub assembly was discussed in detail. In reaching…
W968364 · 2007-01-08 — Internal Advice 06/027; Wheel Hub Assemblies for Self-Propelled Articulating Booms
This is in reference to your memorandum, dated June 8, 2006 (APP 2 FO:SE:ISB3 IM), forwardeding a letter from counsel on behalf of Blackstone OTR, dated May 1, 2006, requesting internal advice on the classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA) of wheel hub assemblies for self-propelled articulating booms. Counsel provided additional facts and legal arguments at a meeting in our office on October 10, 2006. Our response follows. FACTS: The merchandise at issue is a wheel hub assembly, part number 8080004, designed for use on specific Genie…
M84091 · 2006-06-28 — The tariff classification of a hub assembly and a wheel bearing repair kits from Canada
The articles in question are described as a hub assembly repair kit, part number 206-009, and a wheel bearing repair kit, part number 207-055. Descriptive literature and samples were submitted. Examination of the submitted samples reveals that the hub assembly repair kit is a complete wheel hub assembly incorporating two tapered roller bearings. The cups, or outer races for the tapered roller bearings are fitted into the wheel hub. Other components include a seal, a dust cap and a cotter pin. The bearings originate from Japan. The seal originates from Taiwan. The wheel hub, dust cap and…
K81252 · 2003-11-25 — The tariff classification of rudder bearings and their parts from France
Descriptive literature was submitted. The articles in question are described as “Type 4” rudder bearings for use on sailboats and parts used to house the bearings. The imported bearing is a spherical roller bearing with three rows of rollers. You indicate that you also import a composite housing for the bearing and retaining rings, sleeves and mounting flanges used to complete the housing assembly. The applicable subheading for the spherical roller bearing, when presented separately without its housing, will be 8482.30.0080, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which…
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