Machines and appliances for testing the hardness, strength, compressibility, elasticity or other mechanical properties of materials (for example, metals, wood, textiles, paper, plastics), and parts and accessories thereof:
Part of: 90 — Optical, photographic, medical or surgical instruments and apparatus
N103164 · 2010-05-12 — The tariff classification of a Lace Abrasion Tester from China
The merchandise at issue in your submission is a Lace Abrasion Tester, a device that you state is principally used to test the frictional properties of shoelaces. Your description of the device states that it is capable of measuring the frictional properties of laces as they abrade other laces, as well as when they abrade shoe eyelets, and that it is suitable for all types of shoelaces and shoe eyelets. The Lace Abrasion Tester is a mechanical device consisting of several pulleys at one end to which the laces being tested are affixed. On the other end of the machine, opposite the pulleys,…
088492 · 1991-04-04 — Protest and Request for Further Review 2904-0-000061, dated May 16, 1990; SPL3 Strain Measurement System; electronic fiber strain measurement system; measuring or checking instruments, appliances and machines; machines and appliances for testing the hardness, strength, compressibility, elasticity or other mechanical properties of materials
The following is our decision regarding the Protest and Request for Further Review No. 2904-0-000061, dated May 16, 1990. At issue is the classification of the SPL3 Strain Measurement System manufactured by EG&G Fiber Optics of England and imported by Photon Kinetics of Beaverton, Oregon. FACTS: The article in question is the SPL3 Strain Measurement System ("SPL3"). Upon importation the SPL3 was classified under subheading 9031.40.00, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated ("HTSUSA"), as "Measuring or checking instruments, appliances and machines, not specified or included…
086225 · 1990-04-10 — Wave Generating Apparatus
This responds to your request dated December 14, 1989, on behalf of W. R. Davis Engineering Limited, for a classification ruling on certain wave generating apparatus. Our ruling follows. FACTS: The merchandise consists of various models of wave generating apparatus which simulate sea states for the purpose of designing and testing marine vessels and structures. The apparatus can also be used to test wave energy devices and study coastal erosion. The wave making components consist of a series of stainless steel waveboards which are powered by computer controlled linear hydraulic actuators. The…
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