Automotive Part Turnings Scrap
Mixed turnings from CNC machining of automotive steel parts like pistons and gears, primarily SAE 1018 steel. HTS 7204.41.00.60 applies to these borings, shovelings, and turnings as remelting ferrous scrap. Collected from high-volume auto component production.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If categorized as stampings or trimmings
Stampings from punching operations have distinct suffixes from turnings/borings.
If scrap from end-of-life vehicles rather than production
Parts and accessories of motor vehicles scrap classified under Chapter 87 end-use headings.
If predominantly shavings from planing operations
Shavings form a specific subcategory separate from borings and turnings.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify no hazardous cutting fluids remain per EPA rules; use magnetic separation certification for ferrous purity; track country-of-melt origin for Section 232 tariffs
Related Products under HTS 7204.41.00.60
Foundry Iron Turnings from Pattern Making
Turnings from machining cast iron patterns and core boxes in foundry pattern shops. Classified HTS 7204.41.00.60 as ferrous shovelings, borings, turnings for remelt. Graphite-rich scrap from pattern maintenance.
Steel Borings from CNC Lathe Machining
Fine steel borings generated during precision drilling operations on CNC lathes, primarily from carbon steel shafts and fittings. Classified under HTS 7204.41.00.60 as borings, which are ferrous waste from machining processes suitable for remelting. These irregular metal particles result from hole-making operations in manufacturing.
Iron Shovelings from Foundry Sand Removal
Coarse iron shovelings collected from shaking out castings in foundries, consisting of iron particles separated from sand molds. Fits HTS 7204.41.00.60 as shovelings, a type of ferrous turnings and borings for remelting scrap. These are byproducts of iron casting processes.
Carbon Steel Turnings from Shaft Production
Long curly turnings produced by lathe turning of carbon steel shafts for automotive and machinery use. HTS 7204.41.00.60 covers these ferrous borings, shovelings, and turnings as remelting scrap. Generated during dimensional reduction in metalworking.
Machinery Steel Borings from Drill Press Operations
Granular borings from high-speed drill presses used in machinery component fabrication, typically low-carbon steel. Under HTS 7204.41.00.60 as borings within ferrous waste for remelting. Common scrap from hole drilling in steel plates and housings.
Heavy Steel Shovelings from Casting Shakeout
Chunky steel shovelings from vibratory shakeout of large steel castings in heavy industry. Classified in HTS 7204.41.00.60 as ferrous shovelings and turnings for electric arc furnace remelt. Byproduct of foundry core and mold removal.