Pitch Coke Precursor
Uncalcined coal tar pitch serving as direct precursor for pitch coke production, classified under HTS 2708.10.00.00 before carbonization. Used in delayed coking processes.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If coke oven gas tar before pitch stage
Gaseous hydrocarbon tars remain in 2704 until pitch formation.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document intended use for coke production; maintain 140°C shipping temperature; test for coking value >50%
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Coal Tar Pitch
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Graphite Electrode Pitch
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Aluminum Smelting Anode Pitch
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Mineral Tar Pitch
Pitch derived from other mineral tars (non-coal sources like oil shale), meeting the broad definition in heading 2708 for HTS 2708.10.00.00. Used in specialty asphalt formulations and refractory materials.
Modified Coal Tar Pitch
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