Hematite Iron Ore Concentrate
Hematite iron ore concentrate is a high-purity, non-agglomerated powder derived from hematite deposits, with iron content around 67% Fe after beneficiation via gravity or magnetic separation. Classified under HTS 2601.11.0030 for non-agglomerated concentrates, it is used directly in blast furnaces.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If for coarse hematite ores before fine grinding
Statistical note defines coarse as particles >4.75 mm, separate from concentrates.
If roasted iron pyrites
Roasted pyrites are excluded and classified under 2601.20.00.
If tungsten-bearing iron ores
Ores containing tungsten shift to Chapter 26 heading 2611.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Submit detailed moisture and Fe content assays for accurate quantity declaration
• Label shipments clearly as 'non-agglomerated concentrates' to prevent reclassification
• Check for hazardous material declarations if sulfur or phosphorus exceeds thresholds
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