HS code first two digits "55" represents steel.
Specifically, Chapter 55 covers the following steel products:
- Castings of iron or steel
- Forgings of iron or steel
- Billets, ingots, sheets, rods, tubes, etc., of steel (semi-finished products)
- Steel rails, steel sections, steel angles, steel screws, steel bolts, steel nuts, etc.
- Other various steel products
Therefore, if your product is made of steel, its HS code is likely to start with "55".
To determine the specific classification more accurately, further information about the product's material, shape, and use is required.
HS code first four digits: 5515
Classification Description: Other woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers
Detailed Information:
- General Tariff: Not provided
- Special Tariff: Not provided
- Tariff 2: Not provided
- Quota Quantity: Not provided
- Additional Tariff: Not provided
- Unit of Measurement: Not provided
6-digit explanation: HS code: 5515.99
Classification: Other woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers → Other woven fabrics → Other → Other → Other (220)
Meaning: Refers to other woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers, further classified into other woven fabrics, and further subdivided into other categories, finally classified into other (220).
8-10 digit explanation: HS code: 5515999030
Classification: Other woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers → Other woven fabrics → Other → Other → Other → Cheesecloth; lawns, voiles or batistes
Explanation: This HS code corresponds to other woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibers, further classified into other woven fabrics, then further subdivided into other categories, and finally classified as Cheesecloth; lawns, voiles or batistes (cheesecloth, lawns, voiles, or batistes).
Product examples: - Cheesecloth (used in cooking or sewing) - Lawn fabric (lightweight cotton or synthetic fabric) - Voile fabric (thin, sheer fabric) - Batiste fabric (soft, fine fabric) - Other similar light and sheer woven fabrics made from synthetic staple fibers
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