7226.91.05.00/Chipper Knife Steel Hot-Rolled Strip 1.2mm Thick/China

Chipper Knife Steel Hot-Rolled Strip 1.2mm Thick from China

Flat-rolled alloy steel strip of 1.2mm thickness and 150mm width, hot-rolled and not further worked, specifically formulated as chipper knife steel with 0.5% carbon, 8.5% chromium, and 1.5% molybdenum. It falls under HTS 7226.91.0500 because it precisely matches the chapter note definition for chipper knife steel in the specified elemental composition range and is not further worked beyond hot-rolling.

Duty Rate — China → United States

75%

Rate breakdown

9903.82.0250%Except as provided for in headings 9903.82.14, 9903.85.67 and 9903.85.68, articles of aluminum, of steel or of copper and derivative aluminum or steel articles, as provided for in subdivisions (c)(i)–(v) of U.S. note 16 to this subchapter

9903.91.0125%Effective with respect to entries on or after September 27, 2024, articles the product of China, as provided for in subdivision (b) of U.S. note 31 to this subchapter

9903.05.900%Articles of aluminum, of steel or of copper or derivative aluminum or steel articles; passenger vehicles (sedans, sport utility vehicles, crossover utility vehicles, minivans and cargo vans) and light trucks; parts of passenger vehicles (sedans, sport utility vehicles, crossover utility vehicles, minivans and cargo vans) and light trucks; medium- and heavy-duty vehicles; parts of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles; wood products; patented pharmaceutical articles; and semiconductor articles, as provided in subdivision (f) of U.S. note 52 to this subchapter

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Import Tips

• Provide mill test certificate confirming exact elemental composition matches U.S

• Note (f) for chipper knife steel, including carbon 0.48-0.55%, Cr 7.25-8.75%, Mo 1.25-1.75%

• Verify product is hot-rolled only with no further working like polishing or coating to avoid reclassification under 7226.91.15 or 7226.92

• Ensure width under 600mm and document as 'not further worked' to prevent common pitfalls of duty reassessment