Poly-Cotton Dyed Heavy Duck Tarp Fabric
A robust dyed duck fabric blending artificial staple fibers (under 85%) mainly with cotton, featuring a tight plain weave for tarp applications, meeting the statistical 'duck (219)' criteria excluding lighter poplin or sheeting types. It exceeds 170 g/m² with appropriate yarn numbers for durability. Ideal for tarpaulins, truck covers, and industrial drop cloths.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If printed or yarn-dyed (not piece-dyed)
Printed patterns or yarn-dyeing processes relegate it to the printed subheading 5516.44, distinct from solid piece-dyed fabrics.
If for 100% cotton duck of similar weight and weave
Pure cotton duck without artificial fibers belongs in Chapter 52, changing heading based on material composition.
If fully impregnated or laminated with PVC
Heavy PVC coating transforms it into a plastic sheet material under Chapter 39, no longer a primary textile fabric.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Submit weave construction specs (warp/filling picks, yarn numbers) to confirm duck status, avoiding exclusion as cheesecloth or printcloth
• Ensure customs declaration matches invoice fiber blend; discrepancies lead to audits for Chapter 55 eligibility
• Label rolls with HTS code and origin for quick clearance; bulk shipments often face weight verification delays
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Cotton-Polyester Dyed Duck Canvas Fabric
This heavy-duty woven fabric is made from artificial staple fibers mixed mainly with cotton, dyed evenly throughout, and classified as 'duck' due to its durable plain weave structure weighing over 170 g/m² with balanced yarn counts. It meets HTS 5516.42.00.50 specifications for dyed duck fabrics containing less than 85% artificial staple fibers. Commonly used for tents, sails, and upholstery.
Mixed Fiber Dyed Sailcloth Duck Fabric
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Dyed Cotton-Synthetic Duck Awning Material
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Heavy Dyed Mixed Duck for Tool Bags
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Uniform Dyed Duck Cotton-Poly Canvas
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Commercial Dyed Duck Barrier Fabric
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