Used 136RE Rail
A standard 136 pounds per yard rail made of non-alloy steel, previously used in freight rail lines and recovered for reuse or scrapping. Classified under HTS 7302.10.10.75 as used rails of iron or nonalloy steel for railway track construction. Meets chapter definition for rails specialized for jointing or fixing rails.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If made of alloy steel
Alloy steel rails (e.g., containing chromium) shift to subheading 7302.10.50 for higher-strength track applications.
If processed into ferrous scrap
Remelted or fragmented used rails classified as iron or steel waste/scrap under Chapter 72, not track construction.
If sold as complete sleepers with rail attached
Assembled track sections including fish-plated rails become 'sleepers (cross-ties)' in 7302.40.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify rail weight per yard and steel composition via mill test certificates to confirm non-alloy status and avoid reclassification
• Document prior usage history with photos or service records to qualify as 'used' and prevent new rail tariff application
• Inspect for defects per AAR standards; common pitfall is failing structural integrity tests leading to customs holds
Related Products under HTS 7302.10.10.75
Recycled 132 lb Bullhead Rail
Vintage bullhead profile rail weighing 132 pounds per yard, non-alloy iron/steel, reclaimed from heritage lines. HTS 7302.10.10.75 covers other used rails for tramway or railway construction. Specialized for jointing per chapter notes.
Reclaimed 100 lb ASCE Rail
Lightweight 100 pounds per yard ASCE section rail from secondary tracks, used non-alloy steel. Under HTS 7302.10.10.75 as other used iron/steel rails for tramway construction. Chapter notes confirm track specialization.
Salvaged 115AS Rail Section
Recovered American Standard 115 lb/yd rail from decommissioned sidings, non-alloy steel construction for mainline reuse. Falls under HTS 7302.10.10.75 as other used rails specialized for railway track fixing. Excludes new production per tariff hierarchy.
Worn 140RE Continuous Rail
Heavy-duty 140 lb/yd RE rail from high-traffic corridors, used non-alloy steel in 39-foot standard lengths. Classified HTS 7302.10.10.75 as other used rails for track construction material. Excludes check-rails or switch blades.
Ex-Service 127 ARA Rail
American Railway Association 127 lb rail, non-alloy steel, retired from branch lines for resale. HTS 7302.10.10.75 for other used rails in railway track systems. Fits 'rack rails' exclusion but primarily standard profile.