Mixed Base Metal Forks
Forks from mixed base metals like steel-zinc for economy tableware. 8215.99.26.00 other.
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Stainless Steel Dinner Forks
These are standard stainless steel forks designed for everyday dining tableware use, featuring four tines for eating solid foods. They fall under HTS 8215.99.26.00 as 'other forks' made of base metal, specifically stainless steel, excluding specialized types like fish forks or serving forks. This classification applies to non-plated, common household forks.
Iron Table Forks
Cast iron forks intended for casual dining or outdoor tableware, uncoated and suitable for everyday meals. Classified in 8215.99.26.00 as 'other forks' of base metal (iron), distinguishing from precious metal plated or specialized variants.
Aluminum Dessert Forks
Lightweight aluminum forks with shorter tines for serving desserts at the table, common in casual dining sets. HTS 8215.99.26.00 covers these as 'other' base metal forks not fitting precious metal or valued categories.
Nickel-Plated Steel Forks
Forks made from nickel-alloyed steel for corrosion resistance in tableware applications. Falls under 8215.99.26.00 as base metal 'other forks', where alloy doesn't qualify as precious plating.
Zinc Table Forks
Die-cast zinc forks for inexpensive tableware, often used in picnics or budget dining. Classified as 'other' base metal forks in 8215.99.26.00.
Tin-Coated Steel Forks
Forks with thin tin coating on steel for food safety in tableware, considered base metal overall. HTS 8215.99.26.00 for such 'other' forks.