Ceramic pipes, conduits, guttering and pipe fittings.
Other refractory ceramic goods (for example, retorts, crucibles, muffles, nozzles, plugs, supports, cupels, tubes, pipes, sheaths, rods and slide gates), other than those of siliceous fossil meals or of similar siliceous earths. > Containing by weight more than 50% of free carbon > Other > Ceramic pipes, conduits, guttering and pipe fittings.
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Products classified under Tariff item 6906.00.00
Ceramic Chimney Flue Pipe
A fired ceramic flue liner pipe for chimney systems, made from high-alumina clay that is shaped and fired at high temperatures. It qualifies as a ceramic pipe under Chapter 69, as it is a fired inorganic non-metallic product, and is used as a conduit for venting smoke and gases.
Ceramic Irrigation Conduit
A permeable fired ceramic pipe used for agricultural irrigation, designed to allow slow water seepage to plant roots. It is shaped from clay and high-fired, meeting Chapter 69 requirements for ceramic conduits, and is used as a conduit for water distribution.
Ceramic Pipe Elbow Fitting
A 90-degree elbow fitting made from fired ceramic, used to join drainage pipes at angles in plumbing systems. It is produced by shaping and firing clay-based materials, qualifying as a ceramic pipe fitting under Chapter 69 and specifically under tariff item 6906.00.00.
Ceramic Sewer Pipe Conduit
A high-strength fired ceramic conduit pipe designed for municipal sewer lines to transport wastewater. It is produced by shaping clay mixtures and firing at high temperatures, fitting Chapter 69 definitions for ceramic pipes and conduits, and is classified under 6906.00.00.
Clay Roof Gutter Fitting
Fired clay end cap and outlet fittings for ceramic roof guttering systems, used to manage rainwater flow. The shaped clay body is fired to durability standards, qualifying as ceramic guttering fittings under Chapter 69 and tariff item 6906.00.00.
Earthenware Gutter Outlet
A fired earthenware outlet spout for directing water from roof gutters to downspouts, with a clay-based body shaped and fired at high temperatures. It qualifies as ceramic guttering under Chapter 69 and is classified under 6906.00.00 as a guttering fitting.
Fired Clay Guttering Channel
Ceramic guttering sections made from fired clay for roof rainwater collection and directing water away from buildings. They are shaped from clay and fired to create durable, nonmetallic conduits, meeting Chapter 69 notes and classified under 6906.00.00 as ceramic guttering.
Porcelain Pipe Coupling
A translucent porcelain coupling fitting for connecting ceramic drainage pipes, fired to achieve low water absorption. It meets the definition of a ceramic pipe fitting under Chapter 69, as it is a fired inorganic non-metallic product, and is classified under 6906.00.00.
Vitrified Ceramic Conduit Pipe
Vitrified ceramic pipes used as protective conduits for underground cables, excluding electrical insulators. They are fired from clay at high temperatures to form hard, impermeable tubes, meeting Chapter 69 requirements and classified under 6906.00.00 as ceramic conduits.
Vitrified Clay Drainage Pipe
A fired ceramic pipe made from vitrified clay for underground stormwater and sewage drainage systems. It meets Chapter 69 requirements as it is shaped and fired after forming from inorganic non-metallic materials, and is classified under 6906.00.00 as a ceramic pipe.