Spectacle lenses of other materials
N294388 · 2018-03-16 — The tariff classification of smartglasses lenses, nose-piece, and remote control from Israel
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The submitted samples are being returned. There are three items under consideration that are identified as the Everysight Raptor Visor, the Everysight Raptor RX Adaptor, and the Everysight Raptor Controller, which are all used with the Raptor smartglasses. The Everysight Raptor Visors are tinted spectacle lenses that are exclusively designed to fit into the Raptor smartglasses. The Raptor’s visor provides clarity with an aerodynamic design that offers wind and impact protection. Moreover, the visor is easy to mount and maintain. The Everysight…
N240409 · 2013-04-30 — The tariff classification of stick on bifocals from China
, you requested a tariff classification for the product called “stickon bifocals.” A sample was furnished with your ruling request and is being retained by this office. The product is made from a transparent, thermoplastic polyester-polyurethane elastomer film that adheres to sunglasses or other eyewear to provide an area of magnification much like conventional bifocals. It is available in a range of magnifications from +1.50 to +3.50, increasing in increments of +.25. Each “stickon bifocal” is a half circle with a diameter of 1 inch. You indicate the “stickon bifocal” does not require a…
L83282 · 2005-03-24 — The tariff classification of plastic lens blanks from South Korea
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The plastic lens blanks are composed of allyl diglycol carbonate monomer. After importation into the United States, the blanks will be worked by surface grinding and polishing in order to produce a prescription spectacle lens. You furnished a sample of the lens blank in its condition as imported and the lens after surface grinding and polishing. The applicable subheading for the plastic lens blank will be 9001.50.0000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for spectacle lenses of other materials. The rate of duty…
554914 · 1988-08-11 — Ruling request concerning the eligibility for duty-free treatment under the GSP of, and the tariff classification and country of origin marking requirements applicable to, certain opthalmic plastic lenses from Mexico.
This is in reference to a letter of December 31, 1987, from the law firm of Kemp, Smith, Duncan & Hammond, requesting a ruling on behalf of Epson El Paso, Inc. ("importer") concerning whether the cost or value of certain substances of U.S. origin used in the production in Mexico of molded plastic lenses may be included in the 35 percent value-content requirement for purposes of the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP). You advise that your law firm, Grambling & Mounce, has replaced the above firm as counsel for the importer in connection with this ruling request. In addition to the above…
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