Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS Code starting with 76 mainly cover aluminum and its products.

Specifically, Chapter 76 mainly includes:

• 7601 Aluminum unalloyed: Including aluminum ingots, blocks, bars, etc.
• 7602 Aluminum oxides: Aluminum oxide, commonly used in the production of refractory materials, abrasives, etc.
• 7603 Aluminum alloys: Various aluminum alloy materials.
• 7604 Aluminum semi-finished products: Aluminum sheets, foil, tubes, bars, profiles, etc.
• 7605 Aluminum products: Aluminum cookware, containers, structural parts, etc.
• 7606 Aluminum angles and profiles: Used in construction, industrial fields, etc.
• 7607 Aluminum foil: Aluminum foil of various thicknesses and uses.
• 7608 Aluminum tubes and profiles: Used in various industrial applications.
• 7609 Aluminum containers: Various aluminum cans, drums, etc.
• 7610 Aluminum structural parts: Used in construction, transportation, etc.
• 7611 Aluminum window and door frames and structural parts: Used in the construction field.
• 7612 Aluminum wheels: Used in cars, bicycles, etc.
• 7613 Aluminum containers (for transportation or packaging of goods): Various aluminum cans, drums, etc.
• 7614 Other aluminum products: Various other aluminum products.

Therefore, if the main component of the product is aluminum or it is mainly made of aluminum, it is usually classified into Chapter 76.

In summary, the HS Code starting with 76 is determined based on the material (aluminum) and main use of the product.

First four digits explanation: HS Code: 7602

Classification: Aluminum waste and scrap

Meaning: Refers to aluminum waste and scrap.

Six-digit explanation: HS Code: 7602.00

Classification: Other

Meaning: Aluminum waste and scrap.

Eight to ten digits explanation: HS Code: 7602000097

Classification: Aluminum waste and scrap

Explanation: Other recyclable aluminum.

Examples of products: * Aluminum scrap from manufacturing plants * Used aluminum cans * Aluminum chips from machining * Aluminum foil waste * Aluminum scrap from construction sites * Aluminum parts from dismantled vehicles * Aluminum waste from packaging industries * Aluminum scrap collected for recycling * Aluminum waste from industrial processes * Aluminum scrap from metal processing factories