Leaded Tin Bronze C93200 Unwrought Bars
Unwrought SAE 660 (C93200) leaded tin bronze bars with 6-8% tin, 6-8% lead, suitable for bearings and bushings. Meets bronze definition as tin predominates over non-copper elements excluding allowable zinc. Cast in simple rectangular form without further working.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If refined copper content exceeds 99.3% with minimal alloying
Pure refined copper (not alloys) is classified under 7403.11, excluding any significant tin addition.
If in unwrought form but certified for use in jewelry manufacture
Unwrought precious metal alloys or base metals for jewelry fabrication fall under Chapter 71.
If alloy doesn't meet specific copper-tin base criteria
Other copper alloys not fitting brass, bronze, or nickel silver definitions go to the residual 7403.29.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide spectrographic analysis confirming tin predominance; high lead content doesn't affect bronze classification
• Label shipments clearly as 'unwrought' to distinguish from 7407 bars that have been extruded or rolled
• Check for anti-dumping duties on certain bronze alloys from specific countries like India or China
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