Find HS Code and trade information for hollow out hemp webbing

Hollow Out Hemp Webbing

Hollow out hemp webbing is a textile product constructed from hemp fibers, characterized by its open-weave structure and distinctive aesthetic. It is utilized in a variety of applications, leveraging the inherent properties of hemp alongside the unique visual and functional benefits of its construction.

Material:

• Hemp: The primary component is hemp fiber, derived from the Cannabis sativa plant. Hemp is known for its high tensile strength, durability, antimicrobial properties, and sustainability. It requires minimal water and pesticides to grow, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
• Construction: The webbing is created through an interlacing process, typically a plain weave, but other weave structures are possible. The key feature is intentional gaps or "hollows" within the weave, created by spacing the warp and weft threads.

Purpose & Function:

• Decoration: The open structure and natural texture of hemp webbing make it suitable for decorative applications, including wall hangings, room dividers, and artistic installations.
• Filtration/Separation: The gaps in the weave allow for the passage of air or liquids while retaining larger particles. This makes it useful in applications such as plant pot liners (allowing drainage), air filtration (limited capacity), or as a base for natural fiber filters.
• Support/Reinforcement: While not as strong as solid hemp webbing, it can provide a degree of support or reinforcement, particularly in lightweight applications.
• Aesthetic/Texture: The webbing offers a unique natural texture and visual appeal, often used in interior design to add a rustic or organic element.

Usage Scenarios:

• Interior Design: Wall coverings, room dividers, lampshades, furniture accents, decorative panels.
• Gardening: Pot liners to improve drainage and prevent soil erosion, support for climbing plants.
• Crafts & DIY: Macramé projects, weaving, artistic installations.
• Industrial Applications (limited): As a component in lightweight filtration systems or as a reinforcing element in composite materials.
• Packaging: Natural and sustainable packaging solutions (though less common due to structural limitations).

Common Types/Variations:

• Plain Weave: The most common construction, offering a balanced and stable structure.
• Twisted Webbing: Fibers are twisted before weaving, increasing strength and creating a more defined texture.
• Bleached/Dyed Webbing: Hemp webbing can be bleached to a lighter color or dyed in various shades to match specific design requirements.
• Width & Thickness: Webbing is available in a range of widths and thicknesses, influencing its strength and application suitability.
• Edge Treatment: Edges can be left raw, hemmed, or treated to prevent fraying.
• Organic vs. Conventional Hemp: Webbing can be made from organically grown hemp fibers, offering a more sustainable option.

Hollow out hemp webbing refers to a woven fabric made from hemp fibers, characterized by its open structure due to the hollowed-out design. It is commonly used in applications requiring breathability and lightweight properties, such as upholstery, packaging, or decorative purposes.

Here are the relevant HS codes based on the provided reference material:

• 5310900000: Woven fabrics of jute or of other textile bast fibers of heading 5303: Other.

  • Chapter 53: Textile fibres and textile waste. This chapter covers natural textile fibres like jute and hemp.
  • Heading 5310: Woven fabrics of jute or other textile bast fibres. This specifically refers to fabrics woven from these fibres.
  • Subheading 531090000: Other. This covers woven fabrics not specifically classified elsewhere within heading 5310, which would include hollow out hemp webbing.

• 4601940500: Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials, whether or not assembled into strips; plaiting materials, plaits and similar products of plaiting materials, bound together in parallel strands or woven, in sheet form, whether or not being finished articles (for example, mats, matting, screens): Other: Of other vegetable materials: Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials, whether or not assembled into strips.

  • Chapter 46: Manufactures of plaiting materials, straw, esparto or similar materials. This chapter covers products made from plaiting materials, including hemp.
  • Heading 4601: Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials. This specifically refers to products created by interlacing or weaving plaiting materials.
  • Subheading 4601940500: Other: Of other vegetable materials: Plaits and similar products of plaiting materials, whether or not assembled into strips. This covers products made from other vegetable materials, including hemp webbing.

• 4602900000: Basketwork, wickerwork and other articles, made directly to shape from plaiting materials or made up from articles of heading 4601; articles of loofah: Other.

  • Chapter 46: Manufactures of plaiting materials, straw, esparto or similar materials. This chapter covers products made from plaiting materials, including hemp.
  • Heading 4602: Basketwork, wickerwork and other articles. This specifically refers to articles made directly from plaiting materials.
  • Subheading 460290000: Other. This covers articles not specifically classified elsewhere within heading 4602.

Regarding HS code 4601940500, please note that the material verification of vegetable materials may be required.