Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "55" represent steel products.

Specifically, Chapter 55 covers the following main categories:

• Steel products: Including various shapes, sizes, and uses of steel products, such as steel plates, steel pipes, steel bars, steel wires, steel nails, bolts, nuts, etc.
• Cast iron products: Including various cast iron products, such as cast iron pipes, cast iron parts, etc.

Therefore, if your product is made of steel or cast iron, its HS code is likely to start with "55".

To more accurately determine whether your product belongs to Chapter 55, and to identify a more specific HS code, you need to provide more detailed product descriptions and material information.

First four digits explanation: 5509

Synthetic staple fiber yarn (excluding sewing thread), not in retail packaging.

Six-digit explanation: HS Code: 5509.99

Classification: Synthetic staple fiber yarn (excluding sewing thread), not in retail packaging: --> Other yarns: --> Other: --> Other (607)

Meaning: Refers to synthetic staple fiber yarn, excluding sewing thread, not packaged for retail, further classified as "Other yarns" under the "Other" category, with the number 607.

8-10 digits explanation: hscode: 5509992000 Classification: * Yarn made of synthetic staple fibers (not for sewing), not in retail packaging * Other yarns * Other * Mainly or solely blended with man-made short fibers * Single yarn (607) Explanation: This HS code refers to yarn made of synthetic staple fibers, not packaged for retail, further classified as "Other yarns," "Other," mainly or solely blended with man-made short fibers, single yarn.

Examples of products that may fall under this HS code: * Synthetic staple fiber yarn used in textile manufacturing * Yarn made from polyester, polyamide, or other synthetic staple fibers * Yarn for industrial or technical applications, not for sewing * Yarn that is not pre-packaged for direct sale to consumers