Aluminum TSA Padlock for Suitcases
>- A lightweight aluminum padlock with TSA-approved master key access and a resettable combination mechanism, designed specifically for securing hard-shell suitcase latches. Its base metal construction and dedicated luggage purpose qualify it under tariff item 8301.40.10, which covers locks for use in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.
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 padlock is not intended for use in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes
This is the residual 'other locks' item under the same subheading for base metal locks not meeting the specific manufacturing-use condition.
If the lock is key-operated and designed for casement or awning windows
This item covers key-operated security locks for window manufacturing, which is a different end-use than luggage.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• >- Ensure the padlock is classified as a lock of base metal and not as a composite article with non-base metal components that could change its classification
• Keep commercial invoices and product specifications showing the aluminum construction and luggage purpose to present to CBSA if requested
• Verify whether the TSA mechanism affects the lock's essential character; if it does, consider whether another heading applies
Related Products under Tariff item 8301.40.10
Brass Combination TSA Luggage Lock
>- A brass-bodied 3-dial combination lock with a TSA key override, used to secure zippers on suitcases and travel bags. The brass construction and combination mechanism make it a base metal lock, and its primary purpose of securing luggage aligns with tariff item 8301.40.10 for locks used in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.
Chrome-Plated Steel Luggage Padlock
>- A chrome-plated steel keyless padlock with TSA acceptance, built for heavy-duty luggage protection on checked baggage. Its steel construction and combination operation classify it as a base metal lock, and its explicit luggage purpose places it under tariff item 8301.40.10 for locks used in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.
Die-Cast Zinc Toolbox Combination Lock
>- A small die-cast zinc padlock with a 3-wheel combination for securing toolboxes, chests, and storage units. The die-cast zinc construction and combination mechanism make it a base metal lock, and its use for tackle boxes qualifies it under tariff item 8301.40.10 for locks used in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.
Master Lock TSA002BLK Luggage Lock
>- The Master Lock TSA002BLK is a black combination padlock with a TSA service keyhole for airline inspections, used exclusively on travel luggage. Made of base metal, this lock's specific design for luggage security qualifies it under tariff item 8301.40.10, which covers locks for use in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.
Small Zinc TSA Lock for Carry-On Bags
>- A compact zinc TSA combination lock tailored for carry-on luggage zippers, featuring a flexible shackle for easy use. The zinc construction and combination mechanism make it a base metal lock, and its design for luggage applications places it under tariff item 8301.40.10 for locks used in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.
Steel Cable Luggage Lock with Combination
>- A flexible steel cable lock with a 4-digit combination dial, specifically for threading through luggage loops and handles during travel. The steel cable and lock body are made of base metal, and its design for securing baggage qualifies it under tariff item 8301.40.10 for locks used in the manufacture of portfolios, luggage, or tackle boxes.