Harmonized System Code Classification

HS code 40 represents rubber and articles of rubber.

Specifically, this classification includes:

• Natural rubber and synthetic rubber: Including various types of rubber raw materials.
• Rubber tires and inner tubes: Tires for cars, bicycles, airplanes, and other vehicles.
• Rubber hoses and articles: Rubber hoses used in industry, agriculture, medicine, and other fields.
• Rubber soles and footwear: Various rubber soles and rubber shoes.
• Other rubber articles: For example, rubber pads, rubber belts, rubber seals, etc.

Why is it "40"?

This classification is based on the material and main use of the product. Rubber is an important industrial and consumer raw material with unique properties such as elasticity, waterproofing, and wear resistance, so it is classified separately.

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HS code 4006 represents:

Other forms (e.g., rods, tubes, and profiles) and articles (e.g., discs and rings) of unvulcanized rubber.

Specifically, it includes:

• Other forms (e.g., rods, tubes, and profiles)
• Articles (e.g., discs and rings)
• Made of unvulcanized rubber.

HS code 4006 represents:

Other forms (e.g., rods, tubes, and profiles) and articles (e.g., discs and rings) of unvulcanized rubber.

Specifically, it refers to other forms (e.g., rods, tubes, and profiles) and articles (e.g., discs and rings) made of unvulcanized rubber.

There is no corresponding HS code for 8-10 digits. The user's input HS code is incorrect.

Examples of products:

• Rubber rods
• Rubber tubes
• Rubber profiles
• Rubber discs
• Rubber rings
• Unvulcanized rubber sheets
• Unvulcanized rubber blocks
• Unvulcanized rubber profiles