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Paintball Hopper Feeder

An electronic or gravity-fed hopper that loads paintballs into paintball markers, optimized for high-speed feeding without jamming. This accessory is essential for the continuous operation of paintball markers under heading 9304, ensuring a steady supply of projectiles. It is a dedicated part for these devices, classified under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN TariffSurtaxesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳ChinaFree—Free
🇲🇽MexicoFree—Free
🇺🇸United StatesFree—Free
🇩🇪GermanyFree—Free
🇯🇵JapanFree—Free

Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

9305.99.90Higher: 3.5% vs Free

If the hopper is not specifically for paintball markers or is a general-purpose feeder.

Other parts of articles of headings 93.01 to 93.04 are classified under this sibling item.

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Import Tips & Compliance

• Ensure the hopper is described as a part for paintball markers to avoid misclassification

• Keep records of the product's intended use to support the classification during CBSA review

• Verify that the hopper is not considered a toy under Chapter 95

Related Products under Tariff item 9305.99.10

Paintball Anti-Siphon Tube

A flexible tube with an anti-siphon hole designed to prevent liquid CO2 from being drawn into paintball markers. This accessory ensures consistent gas flow and reliable performance in paintball markers classified under heading 9304. It is a dedicated part for the operation of these devices, falling under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.

Paintball CO2 Tank Adapter

An adapter fitting that connects standard 12g CO2 cartridges to paintball markers, providing a portable power source. This accessory is essential for the operation of paintball markers under heading 9304, enabling them to fire projectiles. It is a dedicated part for these devices, classified under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.

Paintball Detent Kit

Detent balls and springs that prevent paintball breakage in the breech of paintball markers, ensuring safe and reliable feeding. This kit is a critical safety accessory for paintball markers under heading 9304, preventing jams and misfires. It is a dedicated part for these devices, classified under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.

Paintball Electronic Board

A microcontroller circuit board that controls firing modes and anti-bolt-out features in electronic paintball markers. This electronic accessory is integral to the operation of paintball markers under heading 9304, enabling advanced functionality. It is a dedicated part for these devices, classified under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.

Paintball Marker ASA Adapter

An Air Source Adapter (ASA) that connects high-pressure air tanks to paintball markers, featuring an on/off valve for gas control. This standard accessory is essential for the operation of paintball markers under heading 9304, providing a secure air supply. It is a dedicated part for these devices, classified under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.

Paintball Marker Barrel Kit

A precision-engineered barrel assembly designed specifically for paintball markers under heading 9304, including interchangeable bores for different paintball sizes. This barrel enhances accuracy and velocity control, making it a key performance part for these devices. It is a dedicated part for paintball markers, classified under tariff item 9305.99.10 for parts of apparatus for the destruction of predatory animals.