Taxidermy Hide Pins
Rust-resistant steel pins for holding animal skins taut during taxidermy preparation, akin to sewing applications. HTS 7319.40.5050 covers as 'other pins of iron or steel' for hand manipulation.
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This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If industrial taxidermy stretching tools
Powered or mechanical pin tools under Chapter 82.
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• Include corrosion resistance specs for biological import routes
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