Low-Rub Newspaper Ink
Anti-set-off ink formulation for newspapers, minimizing ink transfer during stacking and distribution. HTS 3215.19.90.10 'news' classification based on its newsprint-specific low-tack properties. Not an extender for oil paints or stamping foil per definitions.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If for publication gravure printing
Gravure process inks for magazines/publications use separate subheadings.
If asphalt-modified for bitumen printing
Bituminous ink additives trigger classification under heading 2715 mastics.
If as industrial ink concentrate
Concentrates requiring dilution classify as chemical preparations in Chapter 38.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include set-off test data from ISO 2836 standards to validate news ink properties
• Specify newsprint gsm range (40-48 gsm) compatibility in technical specs
• Avoid bulk imports without end-user letters; customs may question non-newsprint use
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