Find HS Code and trade information for KEYED PADLOCKS

Here is the classification and tariff information for KEYED PADLOCKS based on the provided HS codes:

🔐 HS CODE: 8301102000

Product Description:
- Non-cylindrical or pin-type padlocks with a width not exceeding 3.8 cm.

Tariff Breakdown: - Base Tariff Rate: 2.3%
- Additional Tariff (before April 11, 2025): 7.5%
- Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
- Total Tax Rate: 39.8%

Key Notes: - This code applies to small, non-cylindrical padlocks. - The April 11, 2025 tariff increase is significant and will increase the total tax burden by 22.5 percentage points. - Proactive Advice: Confirm the width of the padlock and ensure it does not exceed 3.8 cm to qualify under this code.

🔐 HS CODE: 8301403000

Product Description:
- Combination padlocks (e.g., dial or numeric lock types).

Tariff Breakdown: - Base Tariff Rate: 3.1%
- Additional Tariff (before April 11, 2025): 0.0%
- Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
- Total Tax Rate: 33.1%

Key Notes: - This code is for combination-style padlocks, not keyed locks. - No additional tariffs are applied before April 11, 2025, but the special tariff will still apply afterward. - Proactive Advice: Ensure the product is not keyed and is a combination lock to qualify under this code.

🔐 HS CODE: 8301406060

Product Description:
- Padlocks made of base metal, including key-operated, combination, or electric locks.

Tariff Breakdown: - Base Tariff Rate: 5.7%
- Additional Tariff (before April 11, 2025): 7.5%
- Special Tariff after April 11, 2025: 30.0%
- Total Tax Rate: 43.2%

Key Notes: - This code covers metal padlocks (e.g., steel or iron) that may be key-operated or combination-style. - The highest total tax rate among the three. - Proactive Advice: Verify the material (must be base metal) and type of lock (keyed or combination) to ensure correct classification.

📌 Important Reminders:

• April 11, 2025 is a critical date for tariff changes. Ensure your product classification is confirmed before this date to avoid unexpected cost increases.
• Material verification is essential (e.g., whether it's made of base metal or not).
• Certifications may be required depending on the product’s use (e.g., safety, anti-theft, or export compliance).
• If your product includes aluminum or iron, be aware of anti-dumping duties that may apply depending on the country of origin.

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