Find HS Code and trade information for PUSHUPSUPPORT

PUSHUPSUPPORT

PUSHUPSUPPORT refers to assistive devices designed to aid in performing push-up exercises. These supports aim to reduce the strain on the body, allowing individuals with varying fitness levels to perform push-ups effectively and safely.

Material:

• Steel: Provides high strength and durability for supporting significant weight. Often used in adjustable stands.
• Plastic (ABS, Polypropylene): Lightweight and cost-effective, suitable for handles and less weight-bearing components.
• Foam (EVA foam): Used for padding on handles or knee/elbow supports to enhance comfort and grip.
• Wood: Less common, but can be used for creating DIY or rustic supports.

Purpose:

• Beginner Assistance: Enables individuals with limited upper body strength to perform push-ups with reduced difficulty.
• Progressive Overload: Allows for gradual increases in exercise intensity as strength improves.
• Injury Rehabilitation: Supports individuals recovering from injuries by reducing stress on joints.
• Improved Form: Some designs encourage and maintain proper push-up technique.

Function:

• Reduced Range of Motion: Lowering the starting position reduces the distance the user needs to push up.
• Weight Redistribution: Shifts some of the body weight to the support, decreasing the load on the arms and chest.
• Stabilization: Provides a stable base for performing push-ups, minimizing wobble and improving control.
• Grip Enhancement: Handles improve grip and comfort, reducing hand fatigue.

Usage Scenarios:

• Home Workouts: Convenient for performing push-ups in a home environment.
• Gym Training: Used as a supplementary tool for building upper body strength.
• Physical Therapy: Incorporated into rehabilitation programs to restore upper body function.
• CrossFit/Functional Training: Utilized for scaling push-up exercises.

Common Types:

• Push-up Bars: Parallel bars that elevate the hands, providing a wider grip and increased range of motion.
• Push-up Handles: Grips that attach to the floor, offering a more comfortable and secure handhold.
• Adjustable Push-up Stands: Devices with adjustable height settings to customize the exercise intensity.
• Push-up Wheels: Devices with a wheel at the base, requiring greater core stability and providing a more challenging workout.
• Knee Pads: Provide cushioning for the knees during modified push-ups.
• Push-up Assist Bands: Elastic bands that provide assistance by reducing the load on the upper body.

Based on the provided information, “PUSHUPSUPPORT” falls under the category of builders' ware of plastics. Here's a breakdown of relevant HS codes:

• 3925900000: This HS code covers builders' ware of plastics, not elsewhere specified or included: Other. This is a broad category for plastic builders' ware that doesn't fit into more specific classifications.

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 25: Heading 39.25 specifically relates to builders' ware of plastics.
  • 900000: Subheading 3925.90 covers "Other" plastic builders' ware not specified elsewhere.

• 3925100000: This HS code covers builders' ware of plastics, not elsewhere specified or included: Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, of a capacity exceeding 300 liters (If the support has a container-like design). If the “PUSHUPSUPPORT” is designed like a container with a capacity over 300 liters, this code may be applicable.

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 25: Heading 39.25 specifically relates to builders' ware of plastics.
  • 100000: Subheading 3925.10 covers reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers exceeding 300 liters in capacity.

Tax Rate Information:

Both HS codes share the following tax rate details:

• Basic tariff: 5.3%
• Additional tariff: 25.0%
• Additional tariff (after April 2, 2025): 30.0%
• Total tariff: 60.3% (current) / 61.3% (after April 2, 2025)

According to the provided reference material, the HS code options related to 'PUSHUPSUPPORT' are limited, with only the following 2 found.