Nylon Typewriter Ribbon Fabric

This unbleached woven nylon fabric features both selvages woven and meets precise thread count specifications (59-83 warp, 39-55 filling per cm) with average decitex 28-83, making it ideal for typewriter ribbons. It contains 85% or more nylon filaments and is classified under HTS 5407.41.00.10 due to its specialized construction for machine ribbon production. The fabric's high thread density and warp-filling ratio ensure durability in impact printing applications.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³China13.6%+35.0%48.6%
πŸ‡²πŸ‡½Mexico13.6%+10.0%23.6%
πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦Canada13.6%+10.0%23.6%
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺGermany13.6%+10.0%23.6%
πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅Japan13.6%+10.0%23.6%

Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

5407.41.00Same rate: 48.6%

If selvages are cut rather than woven

Fabrics without woven selvages fall under the residual 'other' subheading in 5407.41, excluding the specific 621 statistical suffix.

5407.52Lower: 24.9% vs 48.6%

If containing less than 85% nylon filaments

Lower polyamide content shifts classification to mixed synthetic filament fabrics under 5407.52, regardless of thread specs.

5902.10.00Lower: 40.8% vs 48.6%

If coated, covered, or laminated with plastics

Post-woven treatments like PVC coating for ribbon durability move it to Chapter 59 as textile fabrics coated with plastics.

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Import Tips & Compliance

β€’ Verify exact thread count and decitex measurements via lab testing to confirm classification under 5407.41.00.10; deviations may shift to general 5407.41

β€’ Provide mill certificates proving 85%+ nylon content and unbleached/bleached status to avoid reclassification

β€’ Ensure selvages are documented as woven, not cut, in commercial invoices to prevent customs disputes

Related Products under HTS 5407.41.00.10

Polyamide Dot Matrix Printer Ribbon Cloth

Bleached polyamide woven fabric designed for dot matrix printer ribbons, with both selvages woven and thread counts between 59-83 warp and 39-55 filling per cm, average yarn decitex exceeding 28 but not 83. Classified in HTS 5407.41.00.10 for its suitability in machine ribbon applications and high nylon content (85%+). The precise weave prevents fraying during high-speed printing.

Nylon Impact Printer Ribbon Base Fabric

Unbleached nylon filament fabric with woven selvages, tailored for impact printer ribbons via specific thread density (warp not exceeding 60% of total count, 59+ warp/39+ filling per cm). HTS 5407.41.00.10 applies due to its 85%+ polyamide content and machine ribbon suitability. This fabric withstands repeated inking and mechanical stress.

Bleached Polyamide Ribbon Loom Fabric

Woven fabric from nylon filaments (85%+), bleached, with both selvages intact, featuring average decitex 28-83 and thread counts 59-83 warp/39-55 filling per cm for typewriter/machine ribbon use. Fits HTS 5407.41.00.10 precisely due to warp thread proportion and weave specs per chapter notes. Used as base for durable ribbon cassettes.

High-Density Nylon Ribbon Webbing

Unbleached high-thread-count nylon fabric (85%+ filaments) with woven selvages, decitex 28-83, total threads 59-83 warp/39-55 filling, warp ≀60% total, per HTS 5407.41.00.10 for machine ribbon suitability. Meets chapter weave definitions excluding selvage. Ideal for legacy thermal transfer ribbons.

Machine Ribbon Nylon Greige Fabric

Greige (unbleached) woven nylon fabric with both selvages woven, 85%+ polyamide filaments of 28-83 decitex, thread count precisely 59+ warp/39+ filling per cm (warp ≀60% total). HTS 5407.41.00.10 captures this narrow spec for typewriter and machine ribbons. Provides strength for ink saturation.