Industrial Creosote Oil for Marine Piling
Heavy creosote oil from high-temperature coal tar distillation for treating marine pilings and docks. Aromatic content exceeds nonaromatic, per HTS 2707.91.00.00 definition. Resistant to marine borers and decay.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If naphthalene content >50% by weight
High-naphthalene creosote fractions classified as naphthalene per subheading note.
If anti-freezing preparations or prepared de-icing fluids
Specialized creosote-based de-icing products fall under heading 3820.
If residue-like micro-crystalline waxes from distillation
Solid residues from creosote production classified as petroleum waxes.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document coal tar origin with supplier certificates; comply with US Coast Guard waterway use rules; test for water solubility compliance
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