Containing, by weight, 5 percent or less of lead
Unwrought tin: > Tin alloys > Containing, by weight, 5 percent or less of lead
Duty Rate (from China)
Effective with respect to entries on or after September 27, 2024, articles the product of China, as provided for in subdivision (b) of U.S. note 31 to this subchapter
Articles the product of any country, as provided for in subdivision (aa)(ii) of U.S. note 2 to this subchapter
Products classified under HTS 8001.20.00.10
Tin-Lead Solder Alloy Ingot (3% Lead)
An unwrought tin alloy ingot containing 97% tin and 3% lead, designed for melting into solder wire or bars. It falls under HTS 8001.20.00.10 as a tin alloy with 5% or less lead by weight, meeting the chapter definition where tin predominates and total other elements exceed 1%. Commonly used in electronics assembly.
Low-Lead Tin Babbitt Alloy Bars (2% Lead)
Unwrought bars of tin-based babbitt alloy with 2% lead, 10% antimony, and balance tin, used for bearings after casting. Classified under HTS 8001.20.00.10 due to tin predominance and lead ≤5%, qualifying as a tin alloy per chapter definitions. Ideal for industrial machinery lubrication.
Tin-Antimony-Lead Alloy Pig (1.5% Lead)
Cast pig form of unwrought tin alloy with 1.5% lead, 5% antimony, for remelting into type metal or bronzes. HTS 8001.20.00.10 applies as tin predominates by weight, lead ≤5%, and other elements >1% per chapter note (b). Used in foundries for precision casting.
Electronics-Grade Tin Solder Pig (0.5% Lead)
High-purity unwrought tin alloy pigs with 0.5% lead for wave soldering in circuit boards. Falls under HTS 8001.20.00.10 as a tin alloy (tin >97%, lead ≤5%, trace others >1%). Processed into bar solder for PCB manufacturing.
Tin-Lead Bronze Casting Ingot (4% Lead)
Unwrought ingot for phosphor bronze castings, composed of 88% tin, 4% lead, 8% copper. HTS 8001.20.00.10 due to tin as predominant element, lead ≤5%, qualifying as tin alloy under chapter note (b)(i). Used for marine propellers and valves.