Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits "73" represent iron and steel and their products.

Specifically, this classification includes the following:

• 7301-7306: Various iron and steel semi-finished products, such as ingots, billets, steel plates, steel bars, reinforcing bars, etc.
• 7307-7309: Various types of steel pipes (seamless pipes, welded pipes, etc.).
• 7310-7312: Steel plates, steel strip, steel coils, etc.
• 7313-7315: Steel wire, steel ropes, steel chains, etc.
• 7317-7326: Various iron and steel products, such as screws, bolts, nuts, steel nails, steel structural components, steel containers, etc.

Why is "73" used to represent iron and steel and their products?

This is an agreement within the international trade classification system. The HS code system classifies products based on their material, use, and manufacturing methods. As an important industrial basic material, iron and steel are classified as a major category, hence the use of "73" as the first two digits of the code.

In short, if your product is iron, steel, or made from iron or steel, its HS code is likely to start with "73".

The first four digits "7326": Other iron and steel products.

Specific information is as follows:

• Description: Other iron and steel products
• 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

The first six digits "7326": Other iron and steel products

Specific meaning: Other: --> Other: --> Other: --> Other --> Barbed wire

8-10 digits explanation: No corresponding HSCODE, user input HSCODE is incorrect

Examples of products:

• Steel nails
• Steel bolts
• Steel chains
• Steel structural components
• Steel containers
• Barbed wire
• Steel wire ropes
• Steel rods
• Steel plates
• Steel pipes