Automotive Cast Iron Engine Block Scrap
Waste from dismantled vehicle engines, specifically the cast iron cylinder blocks, shredded or baled for remelting. Classified under HTS 7204.10.00.00 due to its pure cast iron composition as defined in Chapter 72 notes for ferrous scrap. Commonly sourced from auto salvage yards for recycling into new castings.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If from stainless steel castings
Stainless steel scrap, even from engine components, moves to specific alloy scrap headings.
If imported as complete used engine assemblies
Unshredded assemblies are classified as vehicle parts, not scrap.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Conduct radiation testing certificates as required for scrap metal imports to U.S. ports
• Label bales clearly with 'Cast Iron Scrap - No Hazardous Waste' to expedite customs clearance
• Avoid mixing with aluminum parts to prevent reclassification and penalties
Related Products under HTS 7204.10.00.00
Pump Housing Cast Iron Scrap
Scrap cast iron housings from water and industrial pumps, discarded after wear. HTS 7204.10.00.00 applies as pure cast iron waste and scrap for remelting, excluding machined internals. From maintenance and equipment disposal.
Cast Iron Pipe Fittings Scrap
Scrap material consisting of discarded cast iron pipe fittings from plumbing systems, collected for recycling. This falls under HTS 7204.10.00.00 as it is waste and scrap specifically of cast iron, suitable for remelting into new iron products. The material retains its cast iron composition despite being waste from industrial or construction demolition.
Foundry Cast Iron Gate Scrap
Scrap from defective or excess cast iron gates and covers produced in foundries, ready for remelting. This material qualifies under HTS 7204.10.00.00 as cast iron waste and scrap, distinct from wrought iron or steel equivalents. Typically generated during manufacturing overproduction or quality rejects.
Manhole Cover Cast Iron Scrap
Discarded cast iron manhole covers from municipal infrastructure replacements, processed into scrap for recycling. Falls under HTS 7204.10.00.00 as waste and scrap of cast iron, ideal for remelting due to high carbon content. Sourced from roadwork and utility upgrades.
Radiator Cast Iron Scrap
Old cast iron radiators from heating systems, demolished and baled as scrap for iron recovery. Classified in HTS 7204.10.00.00 as cast iron waste, excluding any copper components which must be separated. Common in building renovations for energy-efficient upgrades.
Cast Iron Brake Drum Scrap
Scrap from worn automotive brake drums made of cast iron, collected from repair shops. This is waste and scrap of cast iron under HTS 7204.10.00.00, valued for remelting into new castings. High volume from fleet maintenance and junkyards.