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N240255 · 2013-05-02 — The tariff classification of spherical and aspherical lenses from Japan
The product literature describes the items as spherical glass lenses, glass aspherical lenses, plastic aspherical lenses and collimator lenses. The lenses are used in scanners, laser applications, microscopes, digital imaging, machine vision, fiber communications, riflescopes, and in other devices where the customers require single lens elements. You state that the lenses are finished optical elements requiring no further optical working after importation, and that they are unmounted lenses. The spherical glass lenses are used in photographic, scanner and machine vision applications. The lens…
H128136 · 2011-06-29 — Modification of New York Ruling Letter N097693; classification of certain synthetic diamond products
HQ H128136 June 29, 2011 CLA–2 OT:RR:CTF:TCM H128136 AMM CATEGORY: Classification TARIFF NO.: 9002.90.95, 9001.90.50, 7116.20.50, 9013.90.90 Ms. Marian E. Ladner Ladner & Associates PC 2000 Smith Street Houston, TX 77002 RE: Modification of New York Ruling Letter N097693; classification of certain synthetic diamond products Dear Ms. Ladner, This letter is in response to your request, by letter dated August 30, 2010, to reconsider the classification, under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) of five optical components in New York Ruling Letter (NY) N097693, issued to…
H072723 · 2010-12-14 — Tariff classification of Corning Inc. PPMgLN Waveguide; Application for Further Review of Protest Numbers 2006-09-100125, 2006-09-100126, 2006-09-100127, 2006-09-100128, 2006-09-100129, 2006-09-100131, 2006-09-100132, 2006-09-100133, and 2006-09-100169.
(“Corning”). The protests are against the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (“CBP”) classification of PPMgLN Waveguides (“waveguides”) under the 2007 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). FACTS: The articles at issue in the instant AFR are referred to as PPMgLN Waveguides, which stands for “Periodically Poled Magnesium-Oxide (“MgO”) doped Lithium Niobate.” An optical waveguide is a spatially inhomogenous structure used in the field of lasers for guiding light. The imported waveguides come in three different sizes. The waveguides are non-linear crystal structures of…
N097693 · 2010-04-12 — The tariff classification of CVD diamond components from The Netherlands
The E6 affiliate in the Netherlands manufactures various components using chemical vapor deposition (“CVD”) synthetic diamond. You state that CVD synthetic diamond is a relatively new technology material that is increasingly being used in a variety of applications. Uses include as optical components, in wear and cutting applications and in acoustic applications. You indicate that synthetic diamond produced using CVD technology does not use natural diamond in the production process. The specific products to be imported are components produced from two CVD diamond materials manufactured by E6:…
959139 · 1996-08-16 — NY 8187 86 affirmed; plastic lenses for automobile lamps, mounted and unmounted; front parking lamp lenses, side marker lamp lenses, tail light lenses; lenses with molded patterns to direct light from the bulb; optical elements; parts of lighting equipment, subheading 8512.90; Section XVI, Note 1(m); NY 816227, NY 818099
NY 8187 86 affirmed; plastic lenses for automobile lamps, mounted and unmounted; front parking lamp lenses, side marker lamp lenses, tail light lenses; lenses with molded patterns to direct light from the bulb; optical elements; parts of lighting equipment, subheading 8512.90; Section XVI, Note 1(m); NY 816227, NY 818099 Dear Mr. Manns: In your letter of April 4, 1996, you ask that we reconsider a ruling to Ford on the classification of plastic automotive lamp lenses. Samples and drawings were submitted. FACTS: In NY 818786, dated March 1, 1996, the Director, National Commodity Specialist…
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