Buoys
Part of: 89079000 — Other
f82311 · 2000-02-02 — The tariff classification of a fishing scale and a marker buoy.
One item is described as a high visibility, plastic marker buoy with a 75-foot nylon cord and u-shaped lead weights attached to the cord. The buoy is said to be used in recreational fishing and boating. The second item is a hand-held precision spring scale for weighing fish up to 50 lbs. A tape measure is attached to the scale to measure the size of the fish being weighed. A metal hook attached at the base of the scale holds the item being weighed. The applicable subheading for the scale will be 8423.10.0030, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), the provision for weighing…
c87918 · 1998-05-28 — The tariff classification of a Corner Buoy from Canada.
You submitted descriptive literature and photographs with your request. The article in question is an anodized, aluminum structure, commercially designated the "Corner Buoy". The structure may weigh between 35 lbs. and 65 lbs. and includes a neoprene gasket, mild-steel anchoring points, stainless steel fasteners and a copper drain plug. Current models of the "Corner Buoy" stand approximately 24 inches high with diameters between 12 inches and 22 inches. The item is said to be a marine oil pollution control device used to support and improve the efficiency of oil spill containment booms. In…
956107 · 1994-05-10 — Parts of Shuttle Tankers; Forebody; Midbody; Stern with Vessel House; Stern without Vessel House; Other Floating Structures; Structure of Iron or Steel; Unassembled Goods; GRI 2(a)
("Avondale"), requesting the tariff classification of shuttle tanker parts under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The merchandise will consist of one of the following structures to be incorporated into a shuttle tanker which will be built by Avondale: a forebody; a midbody; a stern with a vessel house; a stern without a vessel house; and a vessel house as a separate article. The "forebody" contains the cargo compartments plus the bow and does not include the stern. The "stern" contains the engine, vessel supply and bunker compartments, cargo pumps, and,…
954429 · 1993-08-23 — Temporary Storage Bladders; Dracones; EN 89.06; EN 89.07; heading 8907; HQ 112807; "the Jones Act"; "vessels"
FACTS: The TSB is a flexible container used for the containment of oil or other hazardous substances skimmed from the surface of the water. The TSB is attached to the skimming equipment of a skimming vessel and filled with oil spill waste. It is then detached from the skimming vessel, where it either remains stationary for discharge into a support barge or is towed to a discharge area. After discharge, the TSB is rolled up and transported back to the skimming vessels where it may be reused. The TSB's only use is for oil recovery and storage. The materials from which it is made render the TSB…
089936 · 1991-11-15 — HRL 089408; salmon pens; Heading 8907; Heading 9817; agricultural or horticultural machinery, equipment and implements; aquaculture
FACTS: HRL 089408, dated June 3, 1991, dealt with the classification of salmon pens that are used to contain salmon. The merchandise, as imported, contains the pipes, fittings and wooden planks comprising an entire salmon pen, less the actual netting used to contain the salmon. HRL 089408 determined that the salmon pens were not classified in headings 8432, 8433, 8434 or 8436 as these headings mention merchandise used only for agricultural pursuits (i.e. "cultivating the soil, harvesting crops, and raising livestock) and the salmon pens are used for aquacultural purposes. HRL 089408 held that…
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