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Products classified under Tariff item 7204.29
17-4PH Stainless Alloy Scrap
Scrap from 17-4PH precipitation hardening stainless steel aerospace forgings. This material is classified as alloy steel waste and scrap under tariff item 7204.29.00 because it does not meet the definition of stainless steel (chromium content below 10.5%) or falls outside the specific stainless steel scrap subheadings. It is suitable for remelting in specialty steel production.
7204.29.004340 Alloy Steel Borings Scrap
Fine borings from 4340 nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel aerospace components. These are classified as alloy steel waste and scrap under 7204.29.00 because 4340 is an alloy steel (not stainless) and the borings are not usable as finished parts. They are ideal for remelting in specialty steel production.
7204.29.00AISI 4140 Alloy Steel Scrap
Remelting scrap consisting of discarded AISI 4140 chromium-molybdenum alloy steel parts from machining operations. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as waste and scrap of alloy steel, other than stainless, because 4140 contains chromium and molybdenum but does not meet the stainless steel threshold. It is suitable for remelting into new alloy steel products.
7204.29.00AISI 8620 Gear Blank Scrap
Unfinished gear blanks scrapped from 8620 carburizing alloy steel production. These blanks are classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because 8620 is a nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy steel that is not stainless. The scrap is valuable for remelting into new gear manufacturing stock.
7204.29.00Ball Bearing Steel 52100 Scrap
Scrap rings and balls from 52100 alloy steel bearings. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because 52100 is a high-carbon chromium alloy steel that is not stainless. It is suitable for remelting into new bearing production.
7204.29.00Chipper Knife Steel Scrap
Worn chipper knives made from alloy tool steel with a composition of 0.48-0.55% carbon and 7.25-8.75% chromium. These are classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because they are not stainless (chromium below 10.5%) and are no longer usable as knives. They are suitable for remelting.
7204.29.00Concrete Reinforcing Alloy Rod Scrap
Scrap deformed rebar from alloy steel with ribs or grooves, non-stainless. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because it is an alloy steel (not stainless) and is no longer usable as rebar. It is suitable for remelting in construction steel production.
7204.29.00D2 Tool Steel Die Scrap
Broken D2 tool steel dies from stamping operations, containing 1.5% carbon and 12% chromium. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because D2 is a high-carbon, high-chromium tool steel that is not stainless (chromium content is above 10.5% but the carbon content exceeds the stainless steel definition). It is suitable for remelting.
7204.29.00Heat-Resisting Alloy Steel Scrap
Failed furnace components from heat-resisting steel with less than 0.3% carbon and 4-10.5% chromium. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because it is an alloy steel (chromium content) but not stainless. It is suitable for remelting for high-temperature applications.
7204.29.00High-Strength Steel 355 MPa Scrap
Scrap from flat-rolled high-strength steel plates with a minimum yield strength of 355 MPa and thickness of 3mm or more. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because it is an alloy steel (not stainless) and is no longer usable as plate. It is suitable for remelting for automotive structural applications.
7204.29.00Manganese Alloy Steel Rail Scrap
Scrap from Hadfield manganese steel railway frog castings containing 12-14% manganese. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because it is an alloy steel (manganese content exceeds 1.65%) and is not stainless. It is suitable for remelting for wear-resistant applications.
7204.29.00Nickel Alloy Steel Pipe Scrap
Discarded piping from 8630 nickel-alloy steel used in oilfield applications. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because 8630 contains nickel (0.3% or more) and is not stainless. It is suitable for remelting.
7204.29.00Razor Blade Steel Edge Trimmings
Narrow stainless edge trimmings from razor blade strip production. These trimmings are classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap when they are not certified for blade manufacture and do not meet the stainless steel definition for scrap classification. They are suitable for remelting.
7204.29.00Tool Steel H13 Turnings Scrap
Machine turnings and chips from H13 hot work tool steel, collected from die manufacturing. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because H13 is an alloy tool steel (chromium, molybdenum, vanadium) and is not stainless. It is prepared for electric arc furnace remelting.
7204.29.00Universal Mill Plate Alloy Scrap
Scrap plates from universal mill rolling, 150-1250mm width and 4mm or more thickness, in alloy steel grade. This material is classified under 7204.29.00 as other alloy steel waste and scrap because it is an alloy steel (not stainless) and is no longer usable as plate. It is not in coils.