Handles for axes, spades, hand shovels, hand hoes, hand rakes and hand forks, not further manufactured than turned; Handles for brushes, brooms or mops; Handles for scythes (snaths)
Plywood, veneered panels and similar laminated wood. > Blockboard, laminboard and battenboard: > Tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom or brush bodies and handles, of wood; boot or shoe lasts and trees, of wood. > Handles for axes, spades, hand shovels, hand hoes, hand rakes and hand forks, not further manufactured than turned; Handles for brushes, brooms or mops; Handles for scythes (snaths) > Handles for axes, spades, hand shovels, hand hoes, hand rakes and hand forks, not further manufactured than turned; Handles for brushes, brooms or mops; Handles for scythes (snaths)
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Products classified under Tariff item 4417.00.10
Ash Wood Push Broom Handle
This ash wood push broom handle is a turned wooden handle designed for attaching to a push broom head. It is not further manufactured than turned, qualifying it under tariff item 4417.00.10, which covers handles for brushes and brooms. The handle's simple cylindrical shape and lack of additional processing align with the item's scope.
Beech Wood Mop Handle
This beech wood mop handle is a turned wooden handle with a threaded connector, designed for attaching to a mop head. It falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, provided it is not further manufactured beyond turning. The threaded connector is a minor addition that does not alter its classification as a handle.
Birch Broom Handle
This birch broom handle is a straight-grained, turned wooden handle designed for attaching to a broom head. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms, being not further manufactured than turned. Its lightweight and strong properties make it suitable for household cleaning tools.
Cedar Mop Handle
This cedar mop handle is a turned wooden handle with natural insect resistance, designed for mop heads. It falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, provided it is not further manufactured than turned. The aromatic cedar wood is a characteristic that does not affect classification.
Hardwood Dust Mop Handle
This hardwood dust mop handle is a turned wooden handle designed for dust mops, with extra length for high ceilings. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, being not further manufactured than turned. The extended length is a design feature that does not alter classification.
Hem-Fir Mop Handle
This Hem-fir mop handle is a turned wooden handle made from mixed western hemlock and fir, designed for mop heads. It falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, provided it is not further manufactured than turned. The mixed wood source does not affect classification.
Hickory Mop Handle
This hickory mop handle is a turned wooden handle with a threaded metal insert for mop head attachment. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, being not further manufactured than turned. The metal insert is a minor attachment that does not change its classification.
Maple Mop Handle
This maple mop handle is a turned wooden handle with an ergonomic taper and metal tip protector, designed for mop heads. It falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, provided it is not further manufactured than turned. The taper and tip protector are minor additions that do not affect classification.
Oak Broom Handle
This oak broom handle is a straight, cylindrical turned wooden handle designed for attaching broom heads. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms, being not further manufactured than turned. The simple design and lack of additional processing align with the item's scope.
Pine Broom Handle
This pine broom handle is a lightweight, kiln-dried turned wooden handle with chamfered edges, designed for broom heads. It falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms, provided it is not further manufactured than turned. The chamfered edges are a minor design feature that does not affect classification.
Poplar Broom Handle
This poplar broom handle is a cost-effective, turned wooden handle with a smooth sanded finish, designed for broom heads. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms, being not further manufactured than turned. The sanded finish is a minor operation that does not change classification.
Rattan Broom Handle
This rattan broom handle is a natural woody material handle, designed for broom heads, and falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms. Chapter note 6 extends 'wood' to include rattan and other woody materials. It is not further manufactured than turned, meeting the item's requirements.
S-P-F Mixed Broom Handle
This S-P-F mixed broom handle is a turned wooden handle made from mixed spruce, pine, and fir, designed for broom heads. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms, being not further manufactured than turned. The mixed wood source does not affect classification.
Teak Mop Handle
This teak mop handle is a turned wooden handle with an oiled finish, designed for mop heads. It falls under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for mops, provided it is not further manufactured than turned. The oiled finish is a minor treatment that does not affect classification.
Walnut Broom Handle
This walnut broom handle is a high-end, turned wooden handle with a natural oil finish, designed for broom heads. It qualifies under tariff item 4417.00.10 as a handle for brooms, being not further manufactured than turned. The oil finish is a minor treatment that does not change classification.