Phosphor Bronze Coil Springs
Phosphor bronze (copper-tin alloy) coil springs designed for electrical contacts and precision instruments, classified under HTS 7419.80.1600 as other copper spring articles. Their high corrosion resistance makes them ideal for marine and electronic applications.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If imported as copper alloy wire, not formed springs
Unwrought or semi-finished copper alloy forms are in 7409, while finished springs are articles in 7419.
If when used as electrical apparatus connectors
Apparatus connectors containing copper springs may classify under Chapter 85 electrical equipment.
If mounted on base metal frames for hardware
Springs for horse shoeing or saddlery mountings fall under 8302 as base metal mountings.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include alloy analysis reports confirming tin predominance per subheading note (b) for bronze classification
• Label as 'copper springs' to prevent misclassification; avoid generic 'alloy springs' descriptions
• Check for anti-dumping duties on specific copper alloys from certain countries
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