Unsorted and not containing lead, cadmium or mercury
Electrical and electronic waste and scrap. > Waste and scrap of primary cells, primary batteries and electric accumulators; spent primary cells, spent primary batteries and spent electric accumulators: > Unsorted and not containing lead, cadmium or mercury > Unsorted and not containing lead, cadmium or mercury > Unsorted and not containing lead, cadmium or mercury
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Products classified under Tariff item 8549.14
Bulk Spent LR44 Coin Cell Waste
Bulk spent LR44 coin cell waste consists of unsorted alkaline coin cells collected from toys and remote controls after their useful life. These primary cells are depleted and rendered unusable, meeting the definition of spent primary cells under heading 85.49. The waste is unsorted and does not contain lead, cadmium, or mercury, qualifying for tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Depleted 9V Alkaline Battery Scrap
Depleted 9V alkaline battery scrap comprises unsorted rectangular 9V batteries from smoke detectors that are fully spent and mixed. These primary cells are no longer usable and are not rechargeable, fitting the definition of spent primary batteries. The scrap is unsorted and free of lead, cadmium, or mercury, placing it under tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Mixed Alkaline and Lithium E-Waste Drum
Mixed alkaline and lithium e-waste drum contains unsorted spent alkaline AA/AAA and lithium camera batteries collected from drop-off bins, fully depleted. This bulk waste is a mix of primary cells that are unusable and non-rechargeable, meeting the spent battery definition. The unsorted nature and absence of lead, cadmium, or mercury qualify it for tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Mixed Consumer Lithium Primary Battery Scrap
Mixed consumer lithium primary battery scrap consists of unsorted spent lithium primary batteries, such as CR123A and coin cells, from cameras and watches. These batteries are depleted and non-rechargeable, qualifying as spent primary cells. The waste is unsorted and free of lead, cadmium, or mercury, fitting tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Municipal Battery Recycling Bin Scrap
Municipal battery recycling bin scrap includes mixed spent AA, AAA, and 9V alkaline primaries from public drop-off bins, non-rechargeable and unsorted. These batteries are fully depleted and unusable, meeting the spent primary cell definition. The unsorted mix without lead, cadmium, or mercury qualifies for tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Spent Zinc-Carbon Battery Collection
Spent zinc-carbon battery collection is unsorted bulk of depleted zinc-carbon batteries from flashlights and radios, neither usable nor rechargeable. These primary cells are fully spent and mixed, meeting the spent battery definition. The unsorted waste without lead, cadmium, or mercury falls under tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Unsorted Household Button Cell Battery Waste
Unsorted household button cell battery waste includes mixed spent silver oxide and zinc-air button cells from watches, hearing aids, and calculators, worn out and unusable. These primary cells are depleted and non-rechargeable, meeting the spent battery definition. The unsorted mix without lead, cadmium, or mercury qualifies for tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Unsorted Photo Camera Lithium Battery Scrap
Unsorted photo camera lithium battery scrap comprises depleted lithium photo batteries, such as CR2 and 2CR5, from disposable cameras, mixed and unusable. These primary cells are fully spent and non-rechargeable, meeting the spent battery definition. The unsorted waste without lead, cadmium, or mercury falls under tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Unsorted Spent AA Alkaline Batteries
Unsorted spent AA alkaline batteries are a bulk collection of used AA alkaline batteries from consumer electronics like remote controls and toys, no longer usable due to wear and depleted charge. These primary cells are fully spent and mixed, meeting the spent battery definition. The unsorted waste without lead, cadmium, or mercury qualifies for tariff item 8549.14.00.
8549.14.00Unsorted Zinc-Air Hearing Aid Batteries
Unsorted zinc-air hearing aid batteries are spent zinc-air button cells from hearing aids, depleted after short use life, in unsorted bulk. These primary cells are fully spent and non-rechargeable, meeting the spent battery definition. The unsorted waste without lead, cadmium, or mercury falls under tariff item 8549.14.00.