Sisal-Reinforced Plastic Craft Mat Sheets
Plastic film sheets reinforced with sisal fiber textile predominant by weight, for art/craft surfaces. 3921.90.19.10 classification for vegetable (sisal) textile dominance, ≤1.492 kg/m² total. Spill-resistant with natural texture.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If other plastic office/supply articles
Finished craft mats may classify as other plastic articles.
If plaiting material of vegetable fibers
Primary vegetable fiber plaits exclude significant plastics.
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• Lab reports essential for exotic fibers like sisal predominance proof
• Market as 'combined materials' not pure plastic in commercial docs
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