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Clay Cupel for Assay from Japan

A small clay cupel used in precious metal fire assaying to collect beads of gold or silver. It is shaped from refractory clay and fired above 800°C, making it a fired ceramic product. Cupels are explicitly named in heading 69.03 as refractory ceramic goods, and the clay composition places it under this tariff item.

Duty Rate — Japan → Canada

0%

Import Tips

• Ensure the cupels are fired above 800°C and not merely dried, as unfired articles are excluded from Chapter 69

• Keep supplier documentation showing the firing temperature and clay composition to present to the CBSA if requested

• No import permit is required for this classification