Almond Shell Compressed Charcoal
Compressed charcoal blocks from almond shells, used in blacksmith forges and metalworking. HTS 4402.20.00.00 for nut shell charcoal agglomerated by compression per chapter notes. High heat output and longevity.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If sawdust-like before full carbonization
Wood briquettes from shavings with binders over spec go to fuel wood chapter.
If formed into iron/steel stove parts
Carbon-containing iron parts for stoves shift to base metals.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Certify compression ratio under 3% binder to stay within shell charcoal specs
• Package in heat-resistant bags for forge temperatures
• Declare end-use as industrial to qualify for potential duty reductions
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