Ceramic Melting Pot for Technical Use

Porcelain pot for melting alloys or salts in metallurgical labs, high thermal resistance. HTS 6909.19.50 for other technical ceramic wares, fired inorganic nonmetallic material. Not for consumer cooking.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China4%+35.0%39%
🇲🇽Mexico4%+10.0%14%
🇨🇦Canada4%+10.0%14%
🇩🇪Germany4%+10.0%14%
🇯🇵Japan4%+10.0%14%

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Alternative Classifications

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6901.00.00.00Lower: 35% vs 39%

If roofing/drainage tile material

Building ceramics earlier in chapter.

6815.99Lower: 10% vs 39%

If carbon or graphite based

Articles of stone/graphite excluded.

6912.00.35Lower: 19.8% vs 39%

If in specified tableware sets

Pattern sets reclassify to dinnerware.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Certify non-food contact to avoid 6911/6912

Test for >800°C firing per chapter note

Avoid bulk packing claims for conveyance goods

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