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Products classified under Tariff item 7204.2
17-4 PH Stainless Steel Turnings
Machining turnings of 17-4 PH precipitation-hardening stainless steel, containing 15-17.5% chromium and copper, generated from aerospace and medical device production. These turnings are waste and scrap of stainless steel, not usable as original parts, and are destined for remelting.
7204.21.00304 Stainless Steel Pipe End Cuttings
End cuttings from 304 austenitic stainless steel pipes, produced during cutting to length in plumbing and food processing equipment fabrication. These are clean, consistent stainless steel scrap for remelting, with typical 18% chromium and 8% nickel composition.
7204.21.00316L Stainless Steel Borings
Fine borings and particles from drilling 316L marine-grade stainless steel, containing molybdenum and chromium for corrosion resistance. These are waste and scrap of stainless steel, unsuitable for further use as parts, and intended for remelting.
7204.21.00409 Stainless Steel Automotive Muffler Scrap
Shredded exhaust mufflers and pipes from end-of-life vehicles made of 409 ferritic stainless steel, with 10.5-11.75% chromium. This is high-volume stainless steel scrap for remelting, recovered from automotive recycling.
7204.21.00430 Stainless Steel Clippings
Sheared edge trimmings and clippings from 430 ferritic stainless steel sheet production, with 16-18% chromium and low nickel. These are clean stainless steel scrap for remelting, typical from appliance manufacturing.
7204.21.00AISI 304 Stainless Steel Turnings
Metal shavings and turnings from machining AISI 304 stainless steel components, with 18% chromium and 8% nickel. These are waste and scrap of stainless steel, suitable for remelting, and generated in manufacturing processes.
7204.21.00AISI 321 Stainless Steel Scrap
Titanium-stabilized AISI 321 stainless steel scrap from welded exhaust components and aircraft parts, with elevated chromium and nickel. This is stainless alloy remelting scrap, recovered from high-temperature applications.
7204.21.00Duplex 2205 Stainless Steel Scrap
Scrap from 2205 duplex stainless steel used in offshore oil platforms and pressure vessels, with 22% chromium, 5% nickel, and 3% molybdenum. This is high-strength stainless alloy scrap for remelting, with a dual-phase microstructure.
7204.21.00Nitronic 60 Stainless Steel Turnings
Machining turnings from Nitronic 60 high-strength stainless steel used for valves and pump components, with 16-18% chromium and 8% manganese. These are wear-resistant stainless steel scrap for remelting, with nitrogen strengthening.
7204.21.00Stainless Steel Kitchen Equipment Scrap
Dismantled scrap from commercial stainless steel sinks, counters, and shelving from restaurant refits, with typical 18/8 or 18/10 compositions. This is stainless alloy scrap for remelting, processed to remove fittings and non-steel parts.
7204.29.0017-4PH Stainless Alloy Scrap
Scrap from 17-4PH precipitation-hardening stainless steel aerospace forgings. Although it contains chromium, it does not meet the definition of stainless steel (less than 10.5% chromium), so it is classified as other alloy steel waste and scrap.
7204.29.004340 Alloy Steel Borings Scrap
Fine borings from 4340 nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel aerospace components. This alloy steel waste is ideal for remelting in specialty steel production and falls under other alloy steel scrap.
7204.29.00AISI 4140 Alloy Steel Scrap
Remelting scrap consisting of discarded AISI 4140 chromium-molybdenum alloy steel parts from machining operations. This is classified as waste and scrap of alloy steel, other than stainless.
7204.29.00AISI 8620 Gear Blank Scrap
Unfinished gear blanks scrapped from 8620 carburizing alloy steel production. These are classified as other alloy steel waste for remelting in gear manufacturing.
7204.29.00Ball Bearing Steel 52100 Scrap
Scrap rings and balls from 52100 alloy steel bearings. This high-carbon chromium steel waste is classified as other alloy steel scrap for remelting into new bearing production.
7204.29.00Chipper Knife Steel Scrap
Worn chipper knives made from alloy tool steel with high chromium content. These are classified as other alloy steel scrap from woodworking machinery replacement.
7204.29.00Concrete Reinforcing Alloy Rod Scrap
Scrap deformed rebar from alloy steel with ribs and grooves, non-stainless. This is classified as other alloy steel scrap from construction demolition.
7204.29.00D2 Tool Steel Die Scrap
Broken D2 tool steel dies from stamping operations. This high-carbon, high-chromium tool steel is classified as other alloy steel scrap.
7204.29.00Heat-Resisting Alloy Steel Scrap
Failed furnace components from heat-resisting steel with low carbon and moderate chromium content. These are classified as other alloy steel scrap for high-temperature applications remelting.
7204.29.00High-Strength Steel 355 MPa Scrap
Scrap from flat-rolled high-strength steel plates with a minimum yield strength of 355 MPa. This is classified as other alloy steel scrap for automotive structural use remelting.
7204.29.00Manganese Alloy Steel Rail Scrap
Scrap from Hadfield manganese steel railway frog castings with 12-14% manganese. This is classified as other alloy steel scrap from wear-resistant rail infrastructure.
7204.29.00Nickel Alloy Steel Pipe Scrap
Discarded piping from 8630 nickel-alloy steel in oilfield applications. This qualifies as other alloy steel scrap due to its nickel content exceeding basic steel alloying.
7204.29.00Razor Blade Steel Edge Trimmings
Razor blade steel edge trimmings are narrow strips of stainless steel waste generated during the production of razor blades. These trimmings are classified as waste and scrap of alloy steel because they are not usable as finished products and are typically recycled. They fall under tariff item 7204.29.00 as 'other' waste and scrap of alloy steel, not otherwise specified.
7204.29.00Tool Steel H13 Turnings Scrap
Machine turnings and chips from H13 hot work tool steel, collected from die manufacturing. These meet the definition of other alloy steel scrap and are prepared for electric arc furnace remelting.
7204.29.00Universal Mill Plate Alloy Scrap
Scrap plates from universal mill rolling in alloy steel grade, not in coils. This is classified as other alloy steel scrap, suitable for remelting.