Waterjet Cutting Steel Dust
Abrasive-mixed dust from waterjet cutting carbon steel profiles and gaskets. Classifies under HTS 7204.41.00.80 as sawdust/filings ferrous scrap not bundled. Washed clean for remelting per industry practice.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If abrasive component predominates
Millstones/abrasives with steel dust shift to Chapter 68 if cutting medium dominant.
If pre-washed with abrasive residue
Contaminated dust may classify as bundled 'other' waste if not cleaned.
If alloy steel waterjet dust
Alloy compositions tracked separately from carbon steel fine waste.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Garnet abrasive separation certification required; post-wash particle size analysis; moisture content declaration post-drying essential
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