Stainless Steel Conduit Reducing Bushing
Reducing bushing joint of stainless steel lined with PTFE for chemical resistance and insulation in conduit systems. Covered by HTS 8547.90.00.40 as other lined base metal electrical conduit joints. Suited for harsh industrial environments.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If unlined stainless steel
Stainless tube or pipe fittings without liner under 7307.
If PTFE bushings sold separately
Fluoropolymer fittings as other plastic articles in 3926.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Certify PTFE food-grade if applicable; declare stainless grade (e.g
• 316); avoid misdeclaration as full PTFE bushing
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