Forged Steel Crowbar
A heavy-duty forged steel crowbar used for prying, lifting, and demolishing in construction and salvage work. It falls under HTS 8205.59.30 as a crowbar, which is explicitly listed in this subheading for other handtools. The straight or gooseneck design provides leverage for heavy tasks.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If designed as a drill brace or similar rotary tool
Drill braces and rotary impact drivers are separately classified in 8205.59.10, distinct from prying tools like crowbars.
If imported as unfinished steel bars or blanks
Unworked or semi-finished steel articles are classified under Chapter 73 as other steel articles, not as finished handtools.
If parts specifically for railway track maintenance machinery
If integral to power machinery for track laying, parts go to Chapter 84, not handtools.
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• Verify the tool is not power-operated, as those fall under Chapter 84; provide detailed specs on manual use
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Related Products under HTS 8205.59.30
Railroad Track Claw Bar
A specialized claw bar for pulling railroad spikes and aligning tracks during maintenance. Classified under HTS 8205.59.30 as a track tool, part of the explicit category for crowbars, track tools, and wedges. Its long handle and curved claw provide mechanical advantage for rail work.
Wood Splitting Wedge
A tapered steel wedge designed for driving into logs to split firewood manually with a sledgehammer. It qualifies under HTS 8205.59.30 as a wedge, one of the named items in this subheading for handtools. Typically weighs 4-8 lbs for effective splitting without shattering.
Railroad Track Tamping Bar
A heavy steel bar with flat ends for tamping ballast under railroad ties during track alignment. Classified in HTS 8205.59.30 as a track tool for manual rail maintenance. Typically 5-6 feet long for optimal force application.
Demolition Wrecking Bar
A multi-purpose gooseneck wrecking bar with chisel, pry, and U-head ends for demolition. Under HTS 8205.59.30 as a crowbar for heavy prying and leverage. Powder-coated for corrosion resistance in harsh environments.
Felling Wedge for Logging
A plastic or steel wedge used to control tree direction during felling by preventing tree pinch. Fits HTS 8205.59.30 as a wedge handtool for logging operations. High-visibility colors aid safety in forests.
Replacement Crowbar Head
Forged replaceable head for crowbars, attachable to wooden handles for repair. Under HTS 8205.59.30 as parts thereof of crowbars and track tools. Eye design fits standard 4x4 handles.