Geotextile Nonwoven 150 g/m²
Needlepunched geotextile nonwoven at max 150 g/m² for soil stabilization in civil engineering. Under HTS 5603.93.00.90 as qualifying weight nonwoven, cohesion from fiber entanglement per felt/nonwoven notes. No plastic lamination.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If even slightly over 150 g/m²
Strict grammage cutoff moves to next subheading.
If plastic hose reinforced with nonwoven
End-use in plastic articles excludes per notes.
If woven from synthetic yarns
Woven geotextiles classify as fabrics in Chapter 54.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• ASTM D4751 certification for geotextile properties aids customs and buyer acceptance
• Declare width and roll length; narrow widths may resemble 'strip' under other notes
• Distinguish from woven geotextiles in Chapter 54
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