Harmonized System Code Classification

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

Specifically, Chapter 55 includes the following steel products:

• Iron and steel semi-finished products: Such as plates, strips, tubes, and profiles.
• Cast iron products: Such as pipes, pipe fittings, radiators, etc.
• Steel products: Such as angle steel, channel steel, steel plates, steel bars, steel wires, steel nails, steel bolts, etc.

Therefore, if your product is steel or a steel product, its HS code is likely to start with "55".

To determine the classification more accurately, you need to look at more detailed information about the product's material, shape, and use.

First four digits explanation: HS code: 5515

Classification description: Other synthetic short staple fiber fabrics

Detailed information:

• General rate: Not provided
• Special rate: Not provided
• Rate 2: Not provided
• Quota quantity: Not provided
• Additional duty: Not provided
• Unit of measurement: Not provided

6-digit explanation: HS code: 5515.13

Classification: Other synthetic short staple fiber fabrics --> Polyester short staple fiber fabrics --> Fabrics mainly or solely blended with wool or fine animal hair --> Other --> Carded (624)

Meaning: This HS code refers to polyester short staple fiber fabrics that are mainly or solely blended with wool or fine animal hair and have been carded.

8-10 digit explanation: hscode: 5515130510 Classification: Other synthetic short fiber woven fabrics --> Polyester short fiber woven fabrics --> Mainly or solely blended with wool or fine animal hair --> Wool or fine animal hair content is 36% or more by weight --> Not carded Explanation: This classification refers to polyester short fiber woven fabrics blended with wool or fine animal hair, where the wool or fine animal hair content is 36% or more by weight, and the fabric has not been carded.

Product examples: * Blended polyester and wool fabric for clothing * Blended fabric for home textiles (e.g., blankets, curtains) * Blended fabric for industrial use (e.g., filters, technical textiles) * Blended fabric for outdoor wear * Blended fabric for interior design and decoration