Calcined Iron Pyrite Lumps
Calcined or roasted iron pyrite lumps are heat-treated chunks of FeS2 ore, reducing sulfur volatility for safe transport and use in metallurgy. This HTS 2601.20.00.00 covers roasted forms explicitly, separating from raw pyrites. Primarily imported for sulfuric acid plants and iron smelters.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If coarse but unroasted
Coarse non-roasted iron pyrites over 4.75 mm diameter per statistical note go to 2601.11.0030.
If roasted to produce phosphorus content
Phosphoric acid or derivatives from roasted pyrites classify under Chapter 28 chemicals.
If from municipal waste incineration
Chapter note excludes incineration ash to 2621; only industrial pyrites stay in 2601.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide thermal processing certificates and particle size assays; ensure packaging prevents oxidation
• Avoid pitfall of undervaluation based on sulfur content—use assay quantity per statistical note
Related Products under HTS 2601.20.00.00
Roasted Iron Pyrite Concentrate
Roasted iron pyrites, also known as pyrite ash, are thermally processed iron sulfide ores used primarily as a source of sulfur and iron in industrial applications. This product falls under HTS 2601.20.00.00 as roasted iron pyrites, distinct from unroasted ores in 2601.11 or 2601.12. It is commonly roasted to remove volatile sulfur content for easier handling and extraction.
Pyrite Ash from Roasting
Pyrite ash is the residue obtained from roasting iron pyrites to produce sulfuric acid, containing residual iron oxides and sulfur. Classified under HTS 2601.20.00.00 specifically for roasted iron pyrites before further chemical processing. It serves as a raw material in iron production and fertilizer manufacturing.
Roasted Pyritic Ore Fines
Fines from roasted pyritic iron ore, processed to stabilize for industrial sulfur recovery and iron concentrate production. Falls under HTS 2601.20.00.00 as roasted iron pyrites, not distinguished by size like unroasted ores. Used in cement and chemical industries.
Sulfur-Bearing Roasted Pyrite
Roasted pyrite retaining significant sulfur content for direct use in acid production, thermally treated to remove impurities. HTS 2601.20.00.00 applies to this pre-extraction roasted form of iron pyrites. Common in fertilizer and steel sectors.
Industrial Roasted Pyrite Pellets
Pelletized roasted iron pyrites for uniform feeding into roasters and smelters, heat-treated for density. Classified in HTS 2601.20.00.00 despite pellet form, as roasting defines it over agglomeration. Used in non-ferrous metal recovery.