Newvicon Camera Tube

Newvicon tubes improve on plumbicon technology with new photoconductive layers for enhanced color TV camera performance. HTS 8540.20.20.80 covers these as other cathode-ray tubes for television cameras, excluding consumer display types.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China6%+35.0%41%
🇲🇽Mexico6%+10.0%16%
🇨🇦Canada6%+10.0%16%
🇩🇪Germany6%+10.0%16%
🇯🇵Japan6%+10.0%16%

Alternative Classifications

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

8525.60Lower: 10% vs 41%

If with integrated transmission apparatus

Certain camera-transmitter combinations classified under 8525.60 per U.S. notes.

8517.69.00.00Lower: 35% vs 41%

If modified for radiocommunication cameras

Wireless camera systems may fall under Chapter 85 radiotelephony apparatus.

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Import Tips & Compliance

Color fidelity test reports distinguish from monochrome tubes potentially under different stats

Ensure magnetic shielding specs documented for studio camera compatibility

Bulk imports require lot traceability to prevent counterfeiting issues

Related Products under HTS 8540.20.20.80

Plumbicon Television Camera Tube

The Plumbicon is a specialized lead oxide photoconductive television camera tube used in broadcast studio cameras for high-quality image capture. It functions as a photocathode tube converting light into electrical signals via a cathode-ray mechanism, falling under HTS 8540.20.20.80 as a cathode-ray tube for television cameras, distinct from consumer color picture tubes.

Vidicon Camera Tube

Vidicon tubes are photoconductive vacuum tubes used in early closed-circuit television (CCTV) and industrial camera systems for converting optical images to video signals. Classified under HTS 8540.20.20.80 as 'other' cathode-ray tubes specifically for television camera applications, excluding consumer TV receiver tubes.

Image Orthicon Camera Tube

The image orthicon is a low-light sensitive photocathode tube used in vintage broadcast television cameras, featuring electron multiplication for superior sensitivity. It qualifies under HTS 8540.20.20.80 as an 'other' television camera tube with cathode-ray scanning, separate from receiver picture tubes.

Return Beam Vidicon Tube

Return beam vidicon (RBV) tubes feature scanned electron beam return for high-resolution monochrome imaging in early satellite and aerial cameras. Falls under HTS 8540.20.20.80 for other photocathode cathode-ray tubes designed for television camera use.

Silicon Intensifier Target Camera Tube

SIT tubes use silicon targets with electron beam intensification for extremely low-light television camera applications like astronomy. Classified in HTS 8540.20.20.80 as other cathode-ray television camera tubes with photocathode elements.

Secondary Emission Multiplier Tube

These photocathode tubes amplify electron signals through secondary emission for high-gain television camera applications. They are 'other' cathode-ray tubes under HTS 8540.20.20.80, designed specifically for image converter/intensifier roles.