Non-coniferous
Railway or tramway sleepers (cross-ties) of wood. > Other: > Non-coniferous
Duty Rate (from China)
Products classified under Tariff item 4406.9
ACQ-Treated Lodgepole Pine Cross-Ties
ACQ-treated lodgepole pine cross-ties are railway sleepers made from coniferous wood, specifically lodgepole pine. They are used for secondary rail lines and are treated with ammoniacal copper quat (ACQ) preservative to enhance durability. This product falls under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway or tramway sleepers.
4406.91.00CCA-Treated Spruce Railway Cross-Ties
CCA-treated spruce railway cross-ties are sleepers made from coniferous spruce wood, treated with chromated copper arsenate for extended service life. They are designed for use in North American rail networks. This product is classified under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway sleepers.
4406.91.00Creosoted Douglas Fir Railroad Cross-Ties
Creosoted Douglas fir railroad cross-ties are heavy-duty sleepers made from coniferous Douglas fir, treated with creosote for protection against decay. They are used in railroad applications and are classified under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway sleepers.
4406.91.00Laminated Hem-Fir Railroad Sleepers
Laminated hem-fir railroad sleepers are engineered from hem-fir (mixed hemlock and fir) coniferous veneers, providing enhanced stability. They are used as railway sleepers and are classified under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway sleepers, despite lamination.
4406.91.00New Zealand Radiata Pine Tram Ties
New Zealand Radiata pine tram ties are coniferous sleepers made from radiata pine, optimized for urban tram systems with lighter loads. They are classified under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway or tramway sleepers.
4406.91.00Pressure-Treated Pine Railway Sleepers
Pressure-treated pine railway sleepers are coniferous wood sleepers made from pine, pressure-treated with preservatives to resist rot and insects. They are used as cross-ties in railway tracks and fall under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway sleepers.
4406.91.00SYP Southern Yellow Pine Railroad Ties
Southern yellow pine (SYP) railroad ties are coniferous sleepers, kiln-dried and ready for rail installation, providing structural support for standard gauge tracks. They are classified under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway sleepers.
4406.91.00Untreated Hemlock Tramway Sleepers
Untreated hemlock tramway sleepers are coniferous wood sleepers designed for light rail or tramway tracks, supplied untreated for on-site processing. They are classified under tariff item 4406.91.00 as 'other' coniferous railway or tramway sleepers.
4406.92.00Chestnut Tramline Sleepers
Chestnut tramline sleepers are railway or tramway cross-ties made from American chestnut, a non-coniferous hardwood. Their natural rot resistance makes them suitable for heritage tram restoration projects without chemical treatment. They fall under tariff item 4406.92.00 as non-coniferous railway sleepers.
4406.92.00Eucalyptus Railway Crossties
Eucalyptus railway crossties are hardwood sleepers sourced from Australia, treated with copper chrome arsenate for durability in mainline tracks. Eucalyptus is a non-coniferous species, so these ties are classified under tariff item 4406.92.00. The treatment enhances their lifespan but does not change their wood classification.
4406.92.00Mixed Hardwood Railroad Ties
Mixed hardwood railroad ties are made from a blend of non-coniferous hardwoods like oak, hickory, and ash, pressure-treated for secondary rail lines. They are standard-sized cross-ties used to support railway tracks. These ties qualify under tariff item 4406.92.00 as non-coniferous railway sleepers.
4406.92.00Oak Railway Sleepers
Oak railway sleepers are pressure-treated wood cross-ties used to support railway tracks, measuring approximately 8x8x8.5 feet. Oak is a non-coniferous hardwood, making these sleepers classifiable under tariff item 4406.92.00. The pressure treatment enhances durability for track use.
4406.92.00Poplar Tramway Cross-Ties
Poplar tramway cross-ties are non-coniferous wood ties used in urban tramway systems, impregnated with creosote and featuring pre-drilled bolt holes. Poplar is a hardwood, so these ties fall under tariff item 4406.92.00. The creosote treatment and bolt holes do not alter their classification as railway sleepers.
4406.92.00Treated Acacia Railroad Ties
Treated acacia railroad ties are hardwood sleepers made from acacia, kiln-dried and pressure-treated with micronized copper azole. They meet AASHTO standards for mainline railroad use. Acacia is a non-coniferous species, so these ties are classified under tariff item 4406.92.00.