Brass Lag Bolts 5/16 x 3 Inch
5/16 x 3 inch brass lag bolts feature coarse wood threads and hex heads for heavy-duty anchoring in docks and outdoor structures. They qualify under HTS 7415.33.80 as 'other bolts' of copper alloy, valued for non-magnetic and corrosion-resistant properties. Brass per note (a): copper-zinc with controlled other elements.
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If steel lag bolts
Steel versions classify under 7318.15 as iron/steel threaded articles.
If specifically rivets
Rivets of copper have separate 7415.22 subheading based on deformation fastening method.
If millstones or grinding wheels with embedded bolts
Fasteners integral to stone articles shift to Chapter 68 classification by principal use.
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• Certify tensile strength meets ASTM B18.2.1 for lag bolts to support valuation claims
• Mark country of origin indelibly on large quantities per CBP marking rules
• Inspect for partial threading which could trigger machine screw classification
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