Used Zinc Roof Flashing Scrap
Used zinc roof flashing scrap consists of rolled zinc sheets and flashing removed from buildings during demolition or renovation. The material is collected for recycling and is considered zinc waste and scrap under tariff item 7902.00.00 because it is no longer usable as roofing material due to wear, cutting, or removal.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
| Origin Country | MFN Tariff | Surtaxes | Total Effective Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇳China | Free | — | Free |
| 🇲🇽Mexico | Free | — | Free |
| 🇺🇸United States | Free | — | Free |
| 🇩🇪Germany | Free | — | Free |
| 🇯🇵Japan | Free | — | Free |
More Specific Codes
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If the flashing is re-rolled into new sheets before importation
Newly manufactured zinc sheets are classified as zinc plates, sheets, strip, or foil, not waste and scrap.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Separate the zinc flashing from any attached lead, solder, or other metals to avoid contamination that could affect classification
• Declare the scrap's approximate weight and zinc content on customs documentation to facilitate clearance
• Check with the CBSA if a permit is required for importing recyclable metal waste under provincial or federal regulations
Related Products under Tariff item 7902.00.00
Recycled Zinc Lithography Plate Scrap
Recycled zinc lithography plates are used printing plates from offset printing presses, typically made of rolled zinc that has been stripped of its image coating. Once spent, these plates are collected and sold as scrap for remelting, and they qualify as zinc waste and scrap under tariff item 7902.00.00 because they are metal goods definitely not usable as printing plates in their current state.
Zinc Alloy Machining Turnings
Zinc alloy machining turnings are fine shavings and borings produced during CNC machining of zinc alloy parts, such as locks, gears, and fittings. These turnings are collected for remelting in die-casting foundries and qualify as zinc waste and scrap under tariff item 7902.00.00 because they are metal goods not usable as finished parts.
Zinc Anode Scrap from Cathodic Protection
Zinc anode scrap comes from spent sacrificial anodes used in cathodic protection systems on ship hulls, pipelines, and offshore platforms. These anodes are consumed over time and are replaced, with the remnants collected as scrap for recycling into new anodes or other zinc products, qualifying under tariff item 7902.00.00 as zinc waste and scrap.
Zinc Battery End-of-Life Scrap
Zinc battery end-of-life scrap consists of zinc casings and anodes recovered from recycled alkaline or zinc-carbon batteries. After processing to separate metallic zinc from other battery components, the zinc fraction is sold as scrap for remelting, qualifying under tariff item 7902.00.00 as zinc waste and scrap.
Zinc Die Casting Gate and Riser Scrap
Zinc die casting gate and riser scrap is excess metal removed from gates, risers, and overflows during high-pressure die casting of Zamak alloy components. This clean revert scrap is typically remelted in-house or sold to foundries, and it qualifies under tariff item 7902.00.00 as zinc waste and scrap because it is not usable as finished parts.
Zinc Die Casting Scrap
Zinc die casting scrap is generated during zinc die casting operations in automotive and hardware manufacturing, including trimmings, rejected parts, and overflow material. These items are not usable as finished components and are collected for recycling, qualifying under tariff item 7902.00.00 as zinc waste and scrap.