Whistling Moon Traveler
Whistling moon travelers are aerial fireworks that whistle while rising before exploding. They fall under 'other' pyrotechnics in HTS 3604.90.00.00.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If large aerial shells
Heavy payload aerial fireworks classify as display types.
If model rockets
Reusable engines for hobby rocketry go to aerospace parts.
Not sure which classification is right?
The Tariff Assistant works through the GRI rules on your specific product to reach the right HTS code — and can price the duty on it in the same conversation.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Trajectory data confirms recreational vs. rocket projectile use
• Stabilizer fin details distinguish from missiles
• Burn time tests verify complete consumption
Related Products under HTS 3604.90.00.00
M-80 Firecracker
The M-80 is a powerful consumer firecracker containing flash powder, designed to produce a loud bang and brief flash upon ignition. It falls under HTS 3604.90.00.00 as a pyrotechnic article classified as 'other' fireworks, distinct from signaling or fog devices.
Roman Candle Firework
A Roman candle is a tube-shaped firework that ejects stars or flaming balls in succession with bangs and colors. Classified under HTS 3604.90.00.00 as 'other' pyrotechnic fireworks for entertainment.
Bottle Rocket Firework
Bottle rockets are small fireworks launched from bottles, featuring a stick and explosive head for whistling ascent and burst. HTS 3604.90.00.00 covers them as 'other' pyrotechnic articles.
Smoke Bomb Pyrotechnic
Smoke bombs generate colored smoke clouds for visual effects, commonly used in celebrations or photography. They are 'other' pyrotechnic articles under HTS 3604.90.00.00.
Party Popper Firework
Party poppers are small novelty devices that eject confetti with a bang via a tiny explosive charge. Classified as 'other' pyrotechnics in HTS 3604.90.00.00.
Snake Firework
Snake fireworks are pellets that expand into ash 'snakes' via chemical reaction and combustion. They qualify as 'other' pyrotechnic articles under HTS 3604.90.00.00.