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Products classified under Tariff item 4206.00
Bulk Twisted Catgut Precursor for Sutures
Bulk twisted catgut strands derived from porcine intestines, imported in a partially processed state for final sterilization and packaging as absorbable surgical sutures. This product falls under tariff item 4206.10.00 as raw catgut material intended for suture manufacturing, prior to any sterile presentation.
4206.00.10Goldbeater's Skin Catgut for Suture Twisting
Catgut reinforced with goldbeater's skin (ox pericardium layers), imported for twisting into multifilament surgical sutures. This product is classified under tariff item 4206.10.00 as an article of gut specifically prepared for suture manufacturing, not yet sterilized.
4206.00.10Purified Bovine Catgut for Suture Processing
Purified catgut from bovine intestines, imported in bulk for twisting, polishing, and sterilization into surgical sutures. This product is classified under tariff item 4206.10.00 as raw catgut material for suture manufacturing, prior to sterile packaging.
4206.00.10Sheep Gut Strands for Surgical Suture Fabrication
Longitudinally split and cleaned sheep gut strands, imported expressly for calibration and sterilization in suture production lines. This product falls under tariff item 4206.10.00 as non-sterile catgut material for surgical suture fabrication.
4206.00.10Sterile Surgical Catgut Suture Raw Material
Raw catgut derived from animal intestines, specifically imported for further processing into sterile surgical sutures used in medical procedures. This product is classified under tariff item 4206.10.00 as non-sterile catgut material for suture manufacturing.
4206.00.90Absorbable Catgut Ligatures for Veterinary Use
Absorbable catgut ligatures made from bovine or ovine intestines, used in veterinary surgeries to tie vessels or tissues. These are not sterile-packaged, distinguishing them from human surgical sutures. They fall under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut.
4206.00.90Absorption-Controlled Catgut for Urology
Catgut specially processed to control absorption rates, used in urological procedures such as vasectomy ligation. The tailored degradation profile supports specific healing requirements. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut, excluding sterile surgical versions.
4206.00.90Animal Tendon Reinforcement Strip
Dried animal tendon strips, shaped and prepared for use in reinforcing book bindings or craft applications. These are articles of tendons, not elsewhere specified or included, and are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other' articles of gut, goldbeater's skin, bladders, or tendons.
4206.00.90Badminton Catgut Strings
Fine-gauge catgut badminton strings from cow intestines, prized for responsiveness in competitive play. These are not surgical or silkworm gut products. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Beef Gut Tennis Racket String
Traditional tennis racket string crafted from twisted beef gut, prized for its elasticity and feel. This is an article of gut, other than silkworm gut, and is not excluded by Chapter 42 notes, so it falls under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other'.
4206.00.90Bladder Catapult Pouch
Elastic pouch made from animal bladder, used in slingshots to hold projectiles. This is an article of bladder, not elsewhere specified, and is classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other' articles of bladders.
4206.00.90Bladder Water Bag Lining
Impermeable lining made from animal bladder, used for traditional water carriers. This is an article of bladder, not elsewhere specified, and is classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other' articles of bladders.
4206.00.90Bulk Ovine Catgut for Ophthalmic Ligation
Fine-gauge ovine catgut in bulk, intended for ophthalmic micro-ligation, providing absorbable closure without residue. Supplied prior to sterile packaging, making it suitable for further processing. Falls under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Calibrated Catgut Threads for Dental Splinting
Calibrated catgut threads derived from animal gut, used for dental splinting and periodontal surgery. The threads ensure precise tension in tooth stabilization and are not made of silk. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Catgut Archery Bow Strings
High-tensile catgut cords made from animal tendons or intestines for traditional archery bows, valued for their low stretch and durability. These cords are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, excluding finished bows or modern synthetic materials. They are component parts for archery equipment.
4206.00.90Catgut Crafts and Lacing Thread
Treated catgut thread for leatherworking, bookbinding, and crafts requiring strong natural cord, valued for flexibility and durability. These threads are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, commonly used in historical reenactment supplies. They are not finished articles but component materials.
4206.00.90Catgut Musical Instrument Strings
Plain catgut strings for violins, cellos, and other classical string instruments, sourced from animal intestines. These strings are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, separate from drum skins or finished instruments. They are essential for authentic classical music performance.
4206.00.90Catgut Reinforcement Cords
Catgut cords used for reinforcing book spines or leather goods bindings, preventing cracking in high-wear areas. These cords are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, in component form rather than finished articles. They provide structural support in bookbinding and leatherworking.
4206.00.90Catgut Sausage Casings
Natural catgut casings from sheep intestines for artisanal sausage production, providing authentic snap and texture to cured meats. These casings are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, not as foodstuff linings. They are essential for traditional sausage making.
4206.00.90Catgut Tennis Racket Strings
Natural catgut strings harvested from sheep or cow intestines, twisted for use in professional tennis rackets. These strings are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut, distinct from synthetic strings or finished sports equipment. They provide superior playability for professional athletes.
4206.00.90Chromic Catgut Ties for Tissue Approximation
Chromic-treated catgut ties, lightly tanned for slower absorption in soft tissue approximation during surgery. These are not sterile-packaged, distinguishing them from human surgical sutures. Falls under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Cow Intestine Tennis Strings
High-quality tennis racquet strings crafted from cow intestines, known for natural feel and tension maintenance. These are not silkworm gut or surgical products. Falls under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Goldbeater's Skin Gilding Pack
Pre-cut goldbeater's skins, used in gold leaf beating to separate sheets. These are articles of goldbeater's skin, not elsewhere specified, and are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other'.
4206.00.90Goldbeater's Skin Membrane
Assorted animal intestine membranes used in gilding to separate gold leaf during the beating process. These are articles of goldbeater's skin, not elsewhere specified, and are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other'.
4206.00.90Gut Surgical Suture (Non-Sterile)
Plain catgut sutures from animal intestines, non-sterilized and intended for further processing. These are articles of gut, other than silkworm gut, and are not excluded by Chapter 42 notes, so they fall under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other'.
4206.00.90Natural Gut Archery Bowstring
High-tensile bowstring made from animal gut fibers, used in traditional archery. This is an article of gut, not elsewhere specified, and is classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as 'Other'.
4206.00.90Non-Sterile Catgut Fishing Line
Twisted catgut strands from animal intestines used as durable fishing line in traditional angling, providing natural strength and flexibility. These lines are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut, not intended for medical or silkworm applications. They are valued by traditional anglers.
4206.00.90Non-Sterile Catgut Loops for Endoscopic Use
Pre-formed catgut loops from porcine intestines for endoscopic vessel ligation, supplied non-sterile for hospital sterilization. These facilitate minimally invasive procedures and are not silk-based. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Plain Catgut Strings for Lab Tie-Offs
Undyed, plain catgut strings harvested from sheep intestines for laboratory ligation in research dissections. These are not intended for sterile surgical or musical use. Falls under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Plain Catgut Wound Dressings
Absorbable plain catgut strips for packing non-sterile wounds in field medicine, used in emergency kits for absorbency. These strips are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other catgut articles, excluding sterile surgical versions. They are not intended for surgical use.
4206.00.90Professional Tennis Gut Strings Set
Premium set of four catgut strings from goldbeater's skin-processed gut for professional tennis racquets, ensuring consistent playability. These are not apparel accessories or surgical items. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Racketball Catgut Strings
Resilient catgut strings for racketball racquets, derived from tendon-processed animal gut for enhanced durability. These are not silkworm gut or surgical products. Falls under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Sheep Gut Badminton Strings
Thin, responsive badminton strings from sheep gut, ideal for precision shots in professional matches. These are not silkworm gut or surgical items. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Silk-Free Surgical Catgut Sutures
Sterile surgical sutures made from silk-free catgut derived from animal intestines, used for internal wound closure in medical procedures. Despite being sterile, they are classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut, not silkworm gut.
4206.00.90Squash Catgut Racquet Strings
Durable catgut strings from sheep intestines tailored for squash racquets, offering optimal power and spin. These are not silkworm gut or surgical products. Falls under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Sterile Surgical Catgut Sutures
Sterile catgut sutures derived from animal intestines, used for internal wound closure in surgical procedures. These sutures are excluded from Chapter 42 under note 2(a) and are classified under heading 30.06 as sterile surgical catgut. They are not classifiable under tariff item 4206.00.90.
4206.00.90Tendon-Derived Racquet Strings
Specialty racquet strings processed from animal tendons as catgut equivalent for squash and tennis. These are not silkworm gut or surgical items. Classified under 4206.00.90 as other articles of catgut.
4206.00.90Tennis Racquet Catgut Strings
High-tension tennis racquet strings made from processed animal intestines, designed to provide superior elasticity and control for competitive play. These catgut strings are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, distinct from synthetic alternatives. They are not finished racquets or parts thereof, but rather component strings for stringing.
4206.00.90Veterinary Catgut Ligatures
Non-sterile catgut ligatures used in animal surgery for tying vessels or tissues, differing from human medical sterile sutures. These ligatures are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, as they are not sterile. They are used in veterinary practice.
4206.00.90Vintage Squash Racquet Catgut
Authentic natural catgut strings for restoring vintage squash racquets, made through traditional animal intestine processing. These strings are classified under tariff item 4206.00.90 as other articles of gut, preserving the historical character of the racquet. They are not finished racquets or modern synthetic strings.