Chain sprockets and parts thereof
N355136 · 2025-11-10 — The tariff classification and country of origin of a timing chain kit
Descriptive information was provided with the submission. The item under consideration is a Timing Chain Kit, item 9-4200SA. The items in the kit consist of a timing chain guide, a timing chain, a tensioner assembly, and two sprockets (a camshaft and a crankshaft sprocket) packaged together ready for retail sale. The items, which are primarily constructed of steel, are used to replace the timing system of an internal combustion engine used in motorized vehicles (sedans, sport utility vehicles, crossover utility vehicles, minivans and cargo vans). The repair kit, which constitutes goods…
L84563 · 2005-05-30 — The tariff classification of chain sprockets from Germany
The articles in question are described as chain sprockets for use on harvesting, seeding and hay machines. Descriptive literature was submitted. In your request you offer the opinion that the chain sprockets, although specifically provided for in subheading 8483.90.10, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), are classified as parts in HTSUS heading 8708 because they are solely for use on agricultural machines. Further, because the sprockets are articles of heading 8708, HTSUS, they are excluded from HTSUS heading 8483 by note 1(l) to section XVI. However, HTSUS heading 8708…
J85403 · 2003-06-26 — The tariff classification of a camshaft adjuster from Germany
The article in question is described as a “camshaft adjuster” for use in a spark-ignition, internal combustion engine. You indicate that the adjuster has a two-fold purpose. One purpose is to act as a chain gear to rotate the intake camshaft by means of the engine timing chain. The other purpose is to adjust the timing of the intake camshaft in response to changes in engine oil pressure. You also indicate that you believe the adjuster is classified as an engine part in subheading 8409.91.5080, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), or in the alternative, in HTSUS subheading…
960248 · 1998-05-08 — Protest 1101-97-100038; Sprockets and Rods for ConveyorChain; Subheading 8431.39.00; Section XVI, Note 2(a); ExplanatoryNotes 39.16, 84.31 and 84.83; Rods of Other Plastics; ChainSprockets.
This is our decision on Protest 1101-97-100038, filed against your classification of sprockets and rods used in plastic conveyor chain. The entries under protest were liquidated on January 1, 1997, and this protest timely filed on January 10, 1997. FACTS: The merchandise under protest is described as white sprockets and white polypropylene rods. The invoice states that the rods are 4.8 mm in diameter. No other documentation or description was provided regarding the merchandise after requesting such documents. The merchandise was entered under a provision for other parts suitable for use…
956032 · 1994-03-17 — Conveyor Belts of Metal Wire, Belts With Plate Links of Welded Stainless or Galvanized Wire; Drive Sprockets for Continuous Conveyors; Section XVI, Note 1(ij), Note 2; HQ 955730 Modified
, Ltd., Hengelo, The Netherlands, you inquired as to the classification of certain metal wire belts and sprockets for conveyors. We responded to your request in HQ 955730, dated February 3, 1994. For the following reasons HQ 955730 is modified with respect to the drive sprockets. FACTS: The contents of HQ 955730 are incorporated by reference in this decision. The sprockets are of metal or plastic and are rotating toothed wheels or cylinders that are parts of the conveyor's drive system. They engage the perforations of the belts to impart motion. All materials are said to be stainless,…
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