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Box Buckle Set

A box buckle set is a fastening system primarily used on backpacks, luggage, and other gear where a secure, adjustable closure is needed. It consists of three main components: the female receptacle (often called the buckle), the male pin (the prong), and a webbing strap.

Material:

• Plastic: The most common material, typically Acetal (POM) for its high strength, low friction, and durability. Nylon is also frequently used, offering good abrasion resistance.
• Metal: Aluminum and steel buckles are available for increased strength and a more premium aesthetic, often found on higher-end or tactical gear.

Purpose:

The primary purpose is to provide a robust and easily adjustable connection point. They allow for quick release and tightening of straps, accommodating varying loads and sizes.

Function:

The male pin inserts into the female receptacle, locking the webbing strap in place. The webbing is threaded through both the buckle and other attachment points on the gear. Adjusting the strap length alters the tightness of the connection. Releasing the buckle involves depressing a release lever or button, allowing the male pin to disengage.

Usage Scenarios:

• Backpacks: Securing compression straps, attaching external gear, and adjusting shoulder straps.
• Luggage: Holding compression straps on suitcases and duffel bags.
• Tactical Gear: Used extensively on vests, belts, and harnesses for secure attachment of pouches and accessories.
• Clothing & Accessories: Found on belts, braces, and various adjustable garments.
• Pet Collars & Leashes: Providing adjustable and secure fastening for pets.

Common Types:

• Side Release Buckles: The most prevalent type, featuring a two-sided release mechanism. These are easily operated with one hand.
• Dual Adjustment Buckles: Allow for adjustment on both sides of the buckle, offering finer control over strap length.
• Tri-Glide Buckles: Simpler buckles used for webbing adjustment without a full release mechanism. Often used in conjunction with side release buckles.
• Ladder Buckles: Used for creating adjustable loops, common on belts and straps.
• Cam Buckles: Utilize a cam lever to tighten and secure webbing, often used for tie-down straps.
• Magnetic Buckles: Utilizing magnets for quick and convenient fastening, often found in apparel and accessories.

The declared goods, “box buckle set”, can be classified based on material, use, and function. These sets typically consist of buckles and clasps used for securing straps, bands, or other articles, often found in wristwatches, clothing, or leather goods.

The following HS codes are relevant based on the provided reference material:

• 8308906000: This HS code covers clasps, frames with clasps, buckles, buckle-clasps, hooks, eyes, eyelets, and similar articles of base metal used for clothing, clothing accessories, footwear, jewelry, wrist watches, books, awnings, leather goods, travel goods, or saddlery. Specifically, it includes buckles and buckle clasps, and parts thereof.

  • 83: Chapter 83 – Miscellaneous manufactured articles of base metal.
  • 08: Heading 08 – Miscellaneous articles of base metal.
  • 90: Subheading 90 – Other.
  • 60: Further breakdown – Buckles and buckle clasps, and parts thereof.

• 8308909000: This HS code also covers clasps, frames with clasps, buckles, buckle-clasps, hooks, eyes, eyelets, and similar articles of base metal used for the same applications as above, but categorizes “other” articles not specifically defined elsewhere within the subheading.

  • 83: Chapter 83 – Miscellaneous manufactured articles of base metal.
  • 08: Heading 08 – Miscellaneous articles of base metal.
  • 90: Subheading 90 – Other.
  • 90: Further breakdown – Other.

• 7326908688: This HS code covers other articles of iron or steel.

  • 73: Chapter 73 – Articles of iron or steel.
  • 26: Heading 26 – Other articles of iron or steel.
  • 90: Subheading 90 – Other.
  • 86: Further breakdown – Other.
  • 88: Further breakdown – Other.

Regarding HS code 8308906000 and 8308909000, the applicable tariff structure includes a base tariff of 3.9% or 2.7% respectively, a 25.0% additional tariff, and a 30% additional tariff effective April 2, 2025. The total tariff rate is 58.9% or 57.7% respectively.

Regarding HS code 7326908688, the applicable tariff structure includes a base tariff of 2.9%, a 25.0% additional tariff, and a 30% additional tariff effective April 2, 2025. The total tariff rate is 82.9%. Steel and aluminum products are subject to an additional 25% tariff.