Macaubas Quartzite Block
Exotic Macaubas quartzite from Brazil, roughly trimmed into massive rectangular blocks by diamond sawing. HTS 2506.20.00.80 designation for this other quartzite not further processed into consumer forms. Known for dramatic folding patterns in luxury flooring.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If granite composition dominates
Granite (feldspar-bearing) quartzite blends classified as granite.
If when made into roofing slates
Chapter exclusions route slate products to heading 6803.
If industrial aggregate form
Chapter note mandates 2517 for aggregate applications.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Secure third-party lab verification of quartzite vs. sandstone; use steel banding for block stability
• Avoid: Combining with polished samples in same shipment
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Roughly Trimmed Brazilian Quartzite Block
A large block of quartzite sourced from Brazil, roughly trimmed into a rectangular shape using basic sawing techniques but not further processed into finished dimensions. It falls under HTS 2506.20.00.80 as quartzite that is merely cut by sawing into blocks, excluding natural sands and more refined products. This raw material is ideal for further fabrication into slabs or tiles.
Indian G603 Quartzite Slab
Grey G603 quartzite cut into rectangular slabs from Indian quarries, merely sawn to fixed dimensions without polishing or edge finishing. Classified under HTS 2506.20.00.80 for quartzite slabs not further processed beyond rough cutting. Used primarily as raw material for countertop fabrication.
Chinese White Quartzite Block
White quartzite blocks from China, sawn into rectangular parallelepipeds with minimal trimming for stability during transport. HTS 2506.20.00.80 applies to this 'other' quartzite not in natural sand form or highly processed. Commonly exported for conversion into architectural veneer.
Bahia Blue Quartzite Slab
Premium Bahia Blue quartzite from Brazil, cut by sawing into 3cm thick rectangular slabs suitable for further processing. Falls under 'other' quartzite in HTS 2506.20.00.80 as it's merely cut, not worked or polished. Popular for high-end interior applications post-fabrication.
Taj Mahal Quartzite Block
Cream-colored Taj Mahal quartzite blocks roughly sawn into rectangular forms from Indian quarries, intended for slab production. HTS 2506.20.00.80 covers this other quartzite cut by sawing but not beyond rough trimming. Valued for uniform veining in countertops.
Super White Quartzite Slab
Near-white Super White quartzite slabs sawn to rectangular profile from Spanish or Turkish sources, merely cut without finishing. Classified in HTS 2506.20.00.80 as other quartzite suitable for downstream processing into vanities. Distinguished from pure quartz by metamorphic structure.