10.5-Micron Electrically Nonconductive RFL Cord
Specialty fiberglass reinforcing cord with 10.5-micron continuous filaments, RFL-treated for rubber compounding adhesion in V-belts and transmission belts. Ensures low stretch and high modulus performance. Falls squarely within HTS 7019.19.70.00 parameters.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If cord treated with silane instead of RFL
Alternative adhesion promoters like silane classify under different chemical treatment subheading.
If when impregnated AND coated for transmission belting
Transmission belting materials with combined glass/rubber construction classify as textile articles.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Conduct dielectric strength testing to document nonconductivity claim required by subheading description
• Monitor for partial RFL penetration issues that could trigger classification as partially treated yarn
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