Fluorescent Yellow Safety Glass Yarn
High-visibility fluorescent dyed E-glass yarn for safety barrier netting and geotextiles. Colored yarn classification HTS 7019.13.28.00.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If sized fluorescent yarn
Sizing treatment moves to impregnated yarn subheading.
If made into twine/cordage
Glass fiber ropes/cables classify as cordage Chapter 56.
If other processed glass fiber articles
Safety netting fabric shifts to other glass articles.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Fluorescent pigment stability certification required
• UV resistance data prevents Chapter 39 plastic confusion
• Safety end-use doesn't override material HTS classification
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