High Acrylonitrile NBR Latex
NBR latex with elevated acrylonitrile content (35-45%) for oil-resistant coatings and gloves. Classified as latex form of synthetic rubber under HTS 4002.51.00.00, essential for industrial protective gear.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If butadiene-acrylonitrile-styrene type
Styrene-modified NBR variants have distinct subheadings.
If as reaction catalyst support
If from manufacturing waste
Waste NBR latex scrap classifies as rubber waste under 4004.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify AN content in import docs; affects performance claims and classification verification
• Use refrigerated containers if required for stability during ocean transit
• Cross-check against anti-dumping duties for specific NBR producers
Related Products under HTS 4002.51.00.00
NBR Latex for Medical Gloves
Acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber (NBR) latex in a prevulcanized aqueous dispersion, used primarily for dipping to produce synthetic medical examination gloves. This falls under HTS 4002.51.00.00 as synthetic rubber latex in primary form, meeting the chapter definition for synthetic rubber capable of vulcanization without compounding additives that alter its raw material character.
Prevulcanized NBR Latex for Adhesives
Prevulcanized NBR latex dispersion designed for water-based adhesive formulations in footwear and automotive bonding. Classified under 4002.51.00.00 as it retains essential character as synthetic rubber latex in primary liquid form per chapter notes, without prohibited compounding.
NBR Latex for Foam Rubber Production
Synthetic NBR latex used in froth foaming processes to create rubber foams for seals and gaskets. This primary form latex complies with HTS 4002.51.00.00 specifications for acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber dispersions suitable for vulcanization.
Carboxylated NBR Latex for Dipping
Carboxylated acrylonitrile-butadiene latex enhanced for better film strength in dipping applications like balloons and condoms. Remains under 4002.51.00.00 as a primary synthetic rubber latex form with permitted modifications.
NBR Latex for Paper Coating
Stable NBR latex emulsion for saturating and coating paper to create water-resistant labels and packaging. Meets primary form criteria of HTS 4002.51.00.00 without prohibited surface-working.
Low Ammonia NBR Latex
NBR latex stabilized with low ammonia levels to minimize odor in carpet backing and textile coating. Primary liquid form synthetic rubber per HTS 4002.51.00.00 chapter notes.