Unwrought Tin Powder 99.9% Pure

Fine tin powder with at least 99% tin content, not alloyed, used in metallurgy and powder injection molding. Classified under HTS 8007.00.32.00 as powders and flakes of tin, distinct from wrought forms or alloys. Meets chapter definition for non-alloyed tin due to purity exceeding 99% with minimal bismuth and copper.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China2.8%+10.0%12.8%
🇲🇽Mexico2.8%+10.0%12.8%
🇨🇦Canada2.8%+10.0%12.8%
🇩🇪Germany2.8%+10.0%12.8%
🇯🇵Japan2.8%+10.0%12.8%

Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

8001.10.00Higher: 25% vs 12.8%

If in coarse granular or lump form, not powder

Coarse granules fall under unwrought tin bars, rods, profiles per 8001, not fine powders/flakes.

8007.00.40Lower: 12.4% vs 12.8%

If tin alloy powder with Bi or Cu exceeding limits

Alloy powders where tin predominates but other elements >1% or Bi/Cu at limits classify under tin alloys.

3824.99Higher: 15% vs 12.8%

If chemically treated for specific industrial use like soldering paste

Prepared chemical products containing tin powder shift to Chapter 38 for chemical preparations.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Verify tin purity via assay certificates to confirm non-alloyed status per chapter note (a); impurities over limits shift to alloys

Declare as 'powders' with particle size specs; avoid misclassification as bars or unwrought in 8001

Provide end-use documentation if for electronics to prevent scrutiny under anti-dumping rules

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Tin Flake for Paint Pigment

Metallic tin flakes used as pigments in industrial paints and coatings for corrosion resistance. Falls under HTS 8007.00.32.00 as 'powders and flakes' of tin, separate from plated or coated articles. Purity ensures non-alloyed classification per chapter definitions.

Atomized Tin Powder for 3D Printing

Gas-atomized spherical tin powder for additive manufacturing and metal 3D printing applications. HTS 8007.00.32.00 covers such tin powders and flakes as 'other articles.' Non-alloyed per chapter note with >99% Sn and controlled impurities.

Tin Powder for Brazing Alloys

High-purity tin powder used in manufacturing brazing and soldering alloys for plumbing and electronics. Classified in 8007.00.32.00 as tin powders, excluding final alloy products. Adheres to non-alloyed tin specs with Bi <0.1% and Cu <0.4%.

Electrolytic Tin Flakes for Chemical Reagents

Electrolytically produced tin flakes serving as reagents in chemical laboratories and synthesis. HTS 8007.00.32.00 for tin powders and flakes; purity qualifies as non-alloyed tin. Used where high surface area is needed over bars or shot.

Micro-Tin Powder for Friction Materials

Ultra-fine tin powder (<10 microns) added to brake pads and clutch friction materials for lubrication. Under HTS 8007.00.32.00 as other tin powders; non-alloyed composition. Enhances wear resistance without forming alloys.

Tin Leaf Flakes for Metallurgy

Flakes derived from tin leaf, used in powder metallurgy for bearing production. HTS 8007.00.32.00 covers these as tin flakes, non-alloyed per chapter specs. Provides uniform mixing in metal matrix composites.