Other
Pebbles, gravel, broken or crushed stone, of a kind commonly used for concrete aggregates, for road metalling or for railway or other ballast, shingle and flint, whether or not heat-treated; macadam of slag, dross or similar industrial waste, whether or not incorporating the materials cited in the first part of the heading; tarred macadam; granules, chippings and powder, of stones of heading 25.15 or 25.16, whether or not heat-treated. > Granules, chippings and powder, of stones of heading 25.15 or 25.16, whether or not heat-treated: > Other > Other
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Products classified under Tariff item 2517.49.00
Anorthosite Granules
Anorthosite granules are crushed from anorthosite, a rock of heading 25.16, and are used as fillers in construction and industrial applications. The granules are processed by crushing and sizing, which is permitted under Chapter 25 Note 1. They are not heat-treated or mixed, so they fall under this tariff item for granules of stones of heading 25.16.
Basalt Granules 4-8mm
Basalt granules, sized 4-8mm, are produced by crushing basalt rock of heading 25.16 and are used in railroad ballast, concrete additives, or filtration media. The crushing and sizing are mechanical processes allowed by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are not heat-treated or mixed, so they are classified as granules of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Crushed Marble Granules
Crushed marble granules, sized 2-5mm, are derived from marble stone of heading 25.15 and are used in decorative concrete mixes and landscaping. The crushing process is a mechanical operation permitted under Chapter 25 Note 1. They are not heat-treated or mixed, so they are classified as granules of stones of heading 25.15 under this tariff item.
Diorite Granules
Diorite granules, produced by crushing diorite rock, are used as an abrasive base in industrial applications. These granules are mechanically processed by crushing and screening, without any heat treatment or chemical alteration, which aligns with the scope of Chapter 25. They are classified under tariff item 2517.49.00 as granules of stones of heading 25.15 or 25.16, not elsewhere specified.
Gneiss Granules
Gneiss granules, sized 2-4mm, are produced by crushing gneiss metamorphic rock of heading 25.16 and are used in concrete countertops or garden mulch. The crushing and sizing are mechanical processes allowed by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are not heat-treated or mixed, so they are classified as granules of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Granite Chippings 3-6mm
Granite chippings, sized 3-6mm, are crushed from granite stone of heading 25.16 and are used for pathway surfacing, railway ballast fines, or asphalt mixes. The chippings are produced by mechanical crushing and are not heat-treated or mixed, as permitted by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are classified as chippings of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Limestone Powder Fines
Limestone powder fines, with particle size under 2mm, are derived from crushed limestone of heading 25.15 and are used in cement production, animal feed supplements, or soil amendment. The powder is obtained by mechanical grinding, which is permitted under Chapter 25 Note 1. It is not heat-treated or mixed, so it is classified as powder of stones of heading 25.15 under this tariff item.
Micaceous Granite Powder
Micaceous granite powder is produced by crushing granite of heading 25.16 and contains mica flakes, used in paints. The powder is obtained by mechanical grinding and is not heat-treated or mixed, as allowed by Chapter 25 Note 1. It is not pure mica, so it is classified as powder of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Perthite Chippings
Perthite chippings are crushed from perthite, a feldspar rock of heading 25.16, and are used in specialty concrete applications. The chippings are produced by mechanical crushing and are not heat-treated or mixed, as permitted by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are classified as chippings of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Porphyry Powder
Porphyry powder is ground from porphyry rock of heading 25.16 and is used in pigments. The powder is obtained by mechanical grinding and is not heat-treated or mixed, as allowed by Chapter 25 Note 1. It is classified as powder of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Quartzite Chippings
Quartzite chippings, sized 5-10mm, are crushed from quartzite of heading 25.16 and are used for decorative gravel, terrazzo flooring aggregates, or water filtration. The chippings are produced by mechanical crushing and are not heat-treated or mixed, as permitted by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are classified as chippings of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Sandstone Chippings
Sandstone chippings are crushed from sandstone of heading 25.16 and are used in hydraulic fracturing or roofing granules. The chippings are produced by mechanical crushing and are not heat-treated or mixed, as allowed by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are classified as chippings of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Serpentine Chippings
Serpentine chippings are crushed from serpentine stone of heading 25.16 and are used for decorative purposes. The chippings are produced by mechanical crushing and are not heat-treated or mixed, as permitted by Chapter 25 Note 1. They are classified as chippings of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Syenite Powder
Syenite powder is ground from syenite of heading 25.16 and is used in ceramics and glassmaking. The powder is obtained by mechanical grinding and is not heat-treated or mixed, as allowed by Chapter 25 Note 1. It is classified as powder of stones of heading 25.16 under this tariff item.
Travertine Powder
Travertine powder is ground from travertine limestone of heading 25.15 and is used in paints, plastics fillers, or restoration mortars. The powder is obtained by mechanical grinding and is not heat-treated or mixed, as permitted by Chapter 25 Note 1. It is classified as powder of stones of heading 25.15 under this tariff item.