Brazilian Zirconium Ore Lumps
Lumpy baddeleyite-zircon ore from Brazilian carbonatites, sized 10-50mm for direct smelting feed. HTS 2615.10.00.00 applies to this high-grade zirconium ore concentrate used in nuclear and zirconia brick production.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If mixed with tantalum or niobium ores
Other niobium/tantalum/vanadium ores in same heading but statistical suffix for mixtures.
If pig iron contaminated with Zr
Pig iron under Chapter 72 if metallurgically reduced.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Comply with ITAR if nuclear end-use suspected; provide full chain-of-custody docs
• Avoid bulk bagging without liners for fines loss
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Baddeleyite Ore Concentrate
Baddeleyite is a rare zirconium dioxide (ZrO2) mineral ore, concentrated from Brazilian deposits through gravity separation. Classified under HTS 2615.10.00.00 as zirconium ore, it serves as a key feedstock for zirconia production in refractories and advanced ceramics. The concentrate typically assays over 60% ZrO2.
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Heavy Mineral Sand Zircon Concentrate
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South African Zircon Ore
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Zircon Flour Precursor Ore
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