The first two digits of the HS code "35" represent fine chemicals and organic chemicals.
Specifically, this chapter includes:
- Organic chemicals: This includes various organic compounds such as alcohols, ketones, acids, esters, ethers, aldehydes, amines, cyclic compounds, etc.
- Fine chemicals: These typically refer to chemicals with high purity, high added value, and specific uses, widely used in industries such as medicine, pesticides, dyes, fragrances, cosmetics, and electronics.
- Includes various intermediates, reagents, catalysts, etc.
In short, if your product is synthetically produced and has a specific chemical structure and function, it likely falls under Chapter 35.
It is important to note that Chapter 35 has a very broad scope, and the specific classification depends on the product's chemical composition, use, purity, and other details.
The first four digits of the HS code "3506" represent the following classification and meaning:
- Classification: 3506 covers prepared adhesives and other prepared bonding agents.
- Specific meaning:
- Includes prepared adhesives and other prepared bonding agents not specifically defined or included elsewhere.
- Also includes adhesives or bonding agents suitable for use as such, sold in retail packaging, with a net weight not exceeding 1 kilogram.
6-digit classification:
Classification: 3506.91
Meaning: Prepared adhesives and other prepared bonding agents not specifically defined or included elsewhere; products suitable for use as adhesives or bonding agents, sold in retail packaging, with a net weight not exceeding 1 kilogram: --> Other: --> Adhesives based on polymers or rubber from headings 3901 to 3913: --> Other
8-10-digit classification:
HS code: 3506.91.50.00
Classification: Prepared adhesives and other prepared bonding agents not specifically designated or included elsewhere; finished products suitable for use as adhesives or bonding agents, sold in retail packaging, with a net weight not exceeding 1 kilogram
Explanation: Refers to other prepared adhesives and bonding agents not specifically classified, as well as finished adhesives or bonding agents sold in retail packaging with a net weight not exceeding 1 kilogram. More specifically, it refers to adhesives based on polymers or rubber from headings 3901 to 3913, and falls under the "Other" category.
Examples of products: - Acrylic glue (acrylic-based adhesive) - Cyanoacrylate glue (super glue) - Rubber-based adhesive - Epoxy resin adhesive - Polyurethane adhesive - Hot melt adhesive (in retail packaging, net weight not exceeding 1 kg) - Spray adhesive (in retail packaging, net weight not exceeding 1 kg)
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