Of under 18.65 W: — Synchronous, valued not over $4 each
Part of: 850110 — Motors of an output not exceeding 37.5 W:
h85755 · 2001-12-12 — The tariff classification of a motor from China
The merchandise is a motor and its housing, referred to as the “Upper Cover.” According to your letter, the motor is synchronous, and is valued at less than $4.00. The assembly will ultimately be used in an electromechanical timer. Your letter also includes a request for the classification of the “Bottom Cover,” which is described as a switching apparatus. The applicable subheading for the Upper Cover will be 8501.10.2000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for electric motors and generators, motors of an output not exceeding 37.5 W, of under 18.65 W,…
g88543 · 2001-03-27 — The tariff classification of a motor from Taiwan.
The sample you provided is item #191554, the “Ornamotion.” It is a rotating motor used by attaching one end to the socket of a Christmas tree light and attaching an ornament to the other end. The motor is rated at 0.8 Watts and is synchronous. We assume that it is valued at less than $4.00. Section XX, Chapter 95, Note 1(m) states: “this chapter does not cover: . . . electric motors (heading 8501) . . ..” The applicable subheading for this product will be 8501.10.2000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for electric motors and generators, motors of an output…
800655 · 1994-08-30 — The tariff classification of various components of a coin dispenser from Taiwan, the U.K., and Hungary
The items involved in this request consist of assorted parts that will ultimately be assembled in the United States to help produce an automated money changer. The parts consist of the following: 1) A synchronous 12 volt D.C. motor used to drive the gear and cam assembly. 2) Plastic gears, used to drive the cam linkage that actually dispense the coins. The gears are coupled to the motor. 3) A printed circuit board assembly whose main function is to relay information from the coin box to the master control board. The PCB board contains sensor for indicating when the coin tubes are empty, as…
845738 · 1989-10-11 — The tariff classification of stepping motors from Japan.
Your letter requests the tariff classification for stepping motors for an output under 18.65 Watts and stepping motors for an output of 18.65 Watts but not exceeding 37.5 Watts. You state that Epson's stepping motors are all DC, brushless motors. The applicable subheading for the DC, brushless stepping motors, under 18.65 Watts will be 8501.10.4040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for "[e]lectric motors, of under 18.65W, [o]ther, DC: [b]rushless." The rate of duty will be 6.6 percent ad valorem. The applicable HTS subheading for DC, brushless stepping…
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