Carbon electrodes, carbon brushes, lamp carbons, battery carbons and other articles of graphite or other carbon, with or without metal, of a kind used for electrical purposes:
Part of: 85 — Electrical machinery and equipment and parts; sound/TV apparatus
N302658 · 2019-03-08 — The classification and country of origin of two types of automotive heater pads from Germany and Hungary.
The products under consideration are heater pads for an automotive side-view mirror. Two of these pads are the constant wattage (CW) type (SKU numbers 626-0368-000 and 626-0960-000) and the other two are the positive temperature coefficient (PTC) type (SKU numbers 626-0392-000 and 626-0406-000). After importation, these heater pads will be adhered to the back of an automotive side-view mirror. They are used to heat the mirror to melt ice or snow and allow for a clearer field of view. The first type of pad under consideration is the CW heater pad. In its imported condition, the CW heater pad…
N064496 · 2009-06-21 — The tariff classification of machined artificial Graphite Electrode Rods from China.
You provided digital photographs and descriptions of the manufacture and use of the product in magnesium chloride electrolysis systems. In China, unmachined artificial graphite electrode rod semimanufactures (heading 3801, HTSUS) are machined and drilled to produce rods with flats, grooves, holes and center sections with diameters reduced from 16 to 14 inches. The machined artificial graphite electrodes (heading 8545, HTSUS) are then exported to the United States where they are coated with a refractory material for use in magnesium chloride electrolysis systems to extract and convert…
953502 · 1994-05-04 — Application for Further Review of Protest No. 1101-93-100055, dated February 26, 1993, concerning scrap articles of carbon; baked carbon not artificial graphite; non-ceramic refractory goods; parts
This is a decision on a protest filed February 26, 1993 against your decision in the classification of merchandise liquidated on January 29, 1993 and entered on August 18, 1992 and September 18, 1992. FACTS: The protestant entered goods under heading 2803, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), a provision for other forms of carbon not elsewhere specified or included, to be entered free of duty. Customs reclassified the goods under heading 6815, a provision for articles of stone or of other mineral substances, not elsewhere specified or included, and assessed duty…
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