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Products classified under Tariff item 6904.10
Diatomaceous Earth Ceramic Insulating Brick
A solid fired brick incorporating diatomaceous earth, a siliceous material, to provide high-temperature insulation in building envelopes. It is shaped and fired after shaping, meeting the Chapter 69 definition of ceramic products. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Energy-Saving Hollow Heat Insulation Bricks
Hollow ceramic bricks specifically formulated for heat insulation, fired to create a porous structure for superior thermal performance in buildings. The internal voids and porous body enhance insulation, and the product is fired after shaping. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Engineering Face Bricks
Dense, fired clay face bricks designed for visible exterior walls, offering superior weathering resistance in harsh climates. These building bricks are shaped and fired above 800°C, meeting the Chapter 69 definition of fired ceramic products. Their primary use in construction as building bricks places them under tariff item 6904.10.00.
6904.10.00Engineering Hollow Ceramic Bricks Class SX
Class SX engineering hollow ceramic bricks for severe weather exposure, high-fired clay construction units. The bricks are fired at high temperatures to achieve durability and weather resistance. They are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as building bricks.
6904.10.00Foamglass Ceramic Insulating Brick
A solid brick made from cellular glass (foamglass) that is fired into a durable, heat-insulating ceramic form for foundation walls and roof insulation. The product is shaped and fired, meeting the ceramic definition in Chapter 69. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Heat Insulating Ceramic Hollow Building Bricks
Hollow ceramic bricks fired from clay and designed with internal voids to provide superior thermal insulation in building walls. The product is shaped and fired, meeting the ceramic definition in Chapter 69. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Heat Insulating Ceramic Solid Building Brick
A solid ceramic building brick fired after shaping from inorganic non-metallic materials such as clays and lightweight aggregates, designed for heat insulation in construction. The firing process exceeds 800°C, meeting Chapter 69 requirements. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Hollow Ceramic Building Bricks 8x4x16 Inch
Hollow ceramic building bricks measuring 8x4x16 inches, fired after shaping from clay mixtures and used in residential and commercial wall construction. These fall under tariff item 6904.10.00 as hollow building bricks. The hollow structure provides insulation and reduces weight, but the classification remains under building bricks.
6904.10.00Hollow Insulating Fireclay Building Bricks
Heat insulating hollow bricks made from fired fireclay, suitable for moderate temperature construction applications. The fireclay is a refractory clay that, when fired, forms a durable ceramic body. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Insulated Hollow Clay Blocks for Load-Bearing Walls
Hollow clay blocks with internal insulation voids for load-bearing exterior walls, produced by high-temperature firing after shaping. The voids enhance thermal insulation while maintaining structural strength. They are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as building bricks.
6904.10.00Lightweight Hollow Clay Bricks for Partition Walls
Lightweight hollow clay bricks designed for interior partition walls, fired from shaped clay at high temperatures. The bricks offer thermal insulation and reduced weight for easy installation. They are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as building bricks.
6904.10.00Lightweight Hollow Thermal Ceramic Blocks
Fired lightweight hollow ceramic blocks optimized for heat insulation in multi-story residential construction. The blocks are shaped and fired, meeting the ceramic definition in Chapter 69. They are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as building bricks.
6904.10.00Low-Density Hollow Insulating Ceramic Bricks
Lightweight hollow bricks made from fired ceramic materials with voids for exceptional heat insulation in residential construction. The product is shaped and fired, meeting the ceramic definition in Chapter 69. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Modular Gray Construction Bricks
Precisely sized gray clay bricks fired for modular masonry systems in commercial buildings. These standard ceramic building bricks are optimized for quick assembly, ensuring alignment and strength. They are fired after shaping, qualifying as ceramic building bricks under Chapter 69.
6904.10.00Multi-Void Hollow Clay Bricks 4-Core Design
These four-core multi-void hollow clay bricks are shaped from clay and fired at high temperatures, giving them superior insulation properties for cavity wall construction. As non-refractory building bricks, they fall under tariff item 6904.10.00, which covers ceramic building bricks that are not classified elsewhere in Chapter 69.
6904.10.00Perforated Hollow Ceramic Bricks 12x6x24 Inch
These perforated hollow ceramic bricks, measuring 12x6x24 inches, are produced by firing shaped clay bodies to enhance ventilation and reduce weight in masonry walls. As non-refractory ceramic building bricks, they are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00, which covers building bricks made from fired clay.
6904.10.00Perforated Load-Bearing Clay Bricks
Hollow-core perforated clay bricks fired for enhanced insulation and reduced weight in multi-story buildings. These are classified as building bricks under tariff item 6904.10.00 due to their fired ceramic makeup and primary load-bearing function. The perforations do not change the tariff classification at the 8-digit level.
6904.10.00Perlite Aggregate Insulating Ceramic Brick
A fired solid brick containing expanded perlite for lightweight heat insulation, suitable for passive house construction and cavity walls. The perlite aggregate is a siliceous material that, when fired, forms a ceramic body. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Porous Hollow Ceramic Thermal Bricks
Fired ceramic hollow bricks with engineered porosity for optimal heat insulation in cavity wall systems. The porous structure enhances thermal performance, and the product is fired after shaping. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Red Clay Building Bricks
Standard-sized fired ceramic bricks made from red clay, used primarily for constructing exterior and interior walls in residential and commercial buildings. These bricks have been shaped and fired above 800°C, qualifying as ceramic building bricks under Chapter 69. They are solid bricks, falling under the base tariff item 6904.10.00.
6904.10.00Solid Brown Structural Clay Bricks
Dense solid bricks fired from brown clay for foundational and exterior wall construction, offering high compressive strength. These are solid ceramic building bricks, fired after shaping, and fall under tariff item 6904.10.00. They are not hollow or perforated, so they are classified under the base statistical suffix for solid bricks.
6904.10.00Solid Engineering Grade Building Bricks
High-strength solid bricks fired for heavy-duty civil engineering projects like bridges and retaining walls. These are classified as building bricks under tariff item 6904.10.00, as they are fired ceramic products used in construction. Their engineering grade does not change the tariff classification.
6904.10.00Solid Perforated-Face Clay Bricks
Fired solid bricks with textured perforated faces for better mortar adhesion in load-bearing masonry. Despite the surface texture, the bricks have a solid core, classifying them under tariff item 6904.10.00 as solid building bricks. The surface perforations do not affect the tariff classification at the 8-digit level.
6904.10.00Solid Red Clay Building Bricks
Solid ceramic building bricks fired from clay at high temperatures after shaping, used primarily for constructing load-bearing walls in residential and commercial buildings. These fall under tariff item 6904.10.00 as solid building bricks. They are fired above 800°C, meeting the Chapter 69 definition of fired ceramic products.
6904.10.00Solid Rustic Finish Clay Bricks
Hand-molded solid bricks with rustic tumbled finish, fired for historical restoration projects. These are solid building bricks under tariff item 6904.10.00, emphasizing traditional firing processes. The rustic finish does not alter the classification as a fired ceramic building brick.
6904.10.00Solid Whitewashed Ceramic Building Bricks
Solid bricks with whitewash finish, fired from clay for aesthetic brick veneer in modern architecture. Under tariff item 6904.10.00, these are solid building bricks, and surface treatments do not alter the fired ceramic classification. The whitewash is a surface finish that does not change the essential character.
6904.10.00Solid Yellow Fire-Resistant Building Bricks
Fired solid bricks in yellow tone with enhanced fire resistance for interior partition walls and fireplaces. Classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as solid building bricks, these ceramic products are shaped from clay and fired. They are not refractory bricks of heading 6902, as they are primarily for building construction.
6904.10.00Standard Concrete-Faced Ceramic Bricks
Ceramic bricks with a concrete facing layer, fired from clay body for load-bearing walls in modern construction. The primary fired ceramic structure predominates, making them classifiable as building bricks under tariff item 6904.10.00. The concrete facing does not alter the essential character of the fired ceramic brick.
6904.10.00Standard Hollow Ceramic Bricks Type FBX
Type FBX standard hollow ceramic bricks, conforming to ASTM C652, are fired from clay for general masonry applications requiring durability and fire resistance. As non-refractory building bricks, they are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00, which covers ceramic building bricks made from fired inorganic materials.
6904.10.00Thermal Insulated Hollow Clay Bricks for Walls
Fired hollow clay bricks engineered for low thermal conductivity, used in exterior and interior wall construction to enhance energy efficiency. The product is shaped and fired, meeting the ceramic definition in Chapter 69. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00Vermiculite Ceramic Insulating Brick
A solid building brick incorporating expanded vermiculite aggregate in a fired clay matrix for superior thermal resistance, used in energy-efficient wall construction. The product is shaped and fired, meeting the ceramic definition in Chapter 69. It is classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as a building brick.
6904.10.00White Glazed Structural Bricks
Fired white clay bricks with a glazed finish for interior partition walls and facades, providing a clean, low-maintenance surface. These qualify as ceramic building bricks under tariff item 6904.10.00 despite glazing, as the primary function remains structural. The glazing does not change the classification as a building brick.
6904.10.00Yellow Fire-Resistant Building Bricks
High-alumina yellow bricks engineered for fire resistance, fired from clay and refractory materials for use in fireplaces, chimneys, and industrial walls. These are classified under tariff item 6904.10.00 as ceramic building bricks, provided they are not refractory bricks of heading 6902. The fire-resistant property does not automatically make them refractory.