Harmonized System Code Classification

The first two digits of the HS code "81" represent the broad category of metals and articles of metal.

Specifically, Chapter 81 covers the following range:

• 8101 Solvents metal (such as mercury, cadmium, tin, etc.)
• 8102 Aluminum and articles thereof (such as aluminum powder, aluminum foil, aluminum tubes, etc.)
• 8103 Magnesium and articles thereof
• 8104 Titanium and articles thereof
• 8105 Cobalt and articles thereof
• 8106 Nickel and articles thereof
• 8107 Cadmium and articles thereof
• 8108 Lead and articles thereof
• 8109 Zinc and articles thereof
• 8110 Tin and articles thereof
• 8111 Beryllium and articles thereof
• 8112 Other metals and articles thereof (such as manganese, tungsten, molybdenum, etc.)
• 8113 Moulds and tools
• 8114 Fasteners, such as bolts and nuts
• 8115 Metal springs
• 8116 Various metal articles (such as electrodes, wires, nets, etc.)

In summary, Chapter 81 mainly includes non-ferrous metals and their products, as well as some general metal products.

If you can provide a more specific HS code, I can give a more detailed classification explanation.

First four digits explanation: Molybdenum and articles thereof, including waste and scrap.

Six-digit explanation: Molybdenum and articles thereof, including waste and scrap: --> Other: --> Other

This is a classification for molybdenum and its products, including waste and scrap, more specifically, it is under the "Other" category of the "Other" subcategory.

8-10 digits explanation: HS code: 8102990000 Classification: Molybdenum and articles thereof, including waste and scrap: --> Other: --> Other Explanation: This HS code falls under the category of molybdenum and its products, including waste and scrap, and more specifically, it belongs to the "Other" subcategory of the "Other" category.

Examples of products: * Molybdenum alloy parts * Molybdenum wire * Molybdenum scrap * Molybdenum powder * Molybdenum tools