Chrome-Tanned Bovine Grain Wet Split
Wet-blue chrome-tanned grain layer separated from bovine hide splits, maintained in wet state without further treatment. Precisely matches HTS 4104.19.50.40 as other wet-state, split grains of bovine animals. Commonly used in luxury handbag and belt production.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If in dry state, full substance
Dry, unsplit full-substance hides classify under 4104.19.75, differing by state and split status.
If from sheep/goat, not bovine
Non-bovine/equine splits like sheepskins fall under heading 4114, outside chapter 41 bovine scope.
If sheepskin grain split, wet-blue
Wet-blue grains from sheep or lamb classify in 4105.30, specific to those animals per chapter exclusions.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include tanning process logs showing reversible chrome tanning to stay within 4104, not raw 4101
• Weigh and document as 'grain only' to prevent valuation disputes with drop layers
• Use refrigerated containers for transoceanic shipments to preserve wet state per chapter notes
Related Products under HTS 4104.19.50.40
Bovine Wet-Blue Grain Split
This is the grain layer split from wet-blue tanned bovine hides, processed in a chrome tanning solution in the wet state without hair. Classified under HTS 4104.19.50.40 as tanned bovine splits in wet-blue form, specifically the grain portion not further prepared. Used primarily for high-quality leather upholstery and garments.
Buffalo Wet-Blue Grain Layer
Grain split from water buffalo hides tanned in wet-blue chrome process, retaining the outer grain surface in wet state. Falls under HTS 4104.19.50.40 for other wet-state bovine (including buffalo) splits, grains specifically. Ideal for durable shoe uppers and accessories.
Equine Wet-Blue Grain Split
Although under 'other' in hierarchy, this covers equine like horse hides split into wet-blue grain layers, chrome-tanned in wet state. HTS 4104.19.50.40 applies to specified other wet splits, grains. Sourced for equestrian gear and fine leather goods.
Water Buffalo Wet Grain Split
Grain portion split from water buffalo wet-blue hides, chrome-tanned and kept wet without further preparation. Classifies in HTS 4104.19.50.40 as buffalo (bovine) wet-state split grains. Preferred for heavy-duty boots and outdoor gear.