Kodak Disc 4000 Camera
The Kodak Disc 4000 is a fixed-focus disc camera from the early 1980s that uses proprietary Kodak Disc film cartridges containing 15 tiny 10mm x 8mm images on a rotating disc. It features a plastic body, built-in flash, and simple point-and-shoot operation without zoom or focus adjustment. Classified under HTS 9006.59.4040 as a disc camera, a specific subcategory of fixed-focus photographic cameras excluding cinematographic types.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If equipped with interchangeable lenses
Cameras with lens interchangeability shift from fixed-focus to 'other' subheading within 9006.59, excluding disc-specific category.
If primarily a portable electric flashlamp without camera body
Chapter 90 excludes items classifiable in Chapter 85; standalone flash units for general use go to heading 8513.
If modified for industrial measuring or precision optical inspection
Per chapter note 4, optical instruments for measuring/checking classify in 9031 over general photographic cameras in 9006.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify camera is non-functional or collectible to avoid electronics regulations; provide proof of disc film compatibility for classification
• Include original packaging and manuals showing fixed-focus disc mechanism to prevent misclassification as digital or SLR cameras
Related Products under HTS 9006.59.40.40
Kodak Disc 3000 Camera
Compact fixed-focus disc camera designed for everyday snapshot photography using Kodak's disc film system with 15 exposures per cartridge. It includes an optical viewfinder, fixed lens, and optional flash for low-light shots. Falls under HTS 9006.59.4040 as a dedicated disc camera within fixed-focus photographic cameras.
Minolta Disc-7 Camera
The Minolta Disc-7 is a sleek fixed-focus disc camera with a sharp f/2.8 lens, auto-exposure, and pop-up flash, optimized for disc film's small format. Popular in the 1980s for its portability and quality snapshots. HTS 9006.59.4040 covers this as a non-cinematographic disc camera with fixed focus.
Konica Disc-2 Camera
Fixed-focus point-and-shoot disc camera from Konica with a wide-angle lens and built-in electronic flash for indoor use. Uses 10mm disc film for 15 pictures, ideal for casual photographers. Precisely matches HTS 9006.59.4040 for disc-type fixed-focus cameras.
Vivitar Disc Camera
Affordable fixed-focus disc camera by Vivitar, featuring a plastic construction, optical viewfinder, and snap flash for quick shots on disc film. Marketed for beginners in the disc era. HTS 9006.59.4040 applies to this vintage fixed-focus disc photographic camera.
Yashica Disc Camera
Yashica's entry into disc photography with a fixed-focus lens, self-timer, and flash-ready indicator for disc film users. Compact design for pocket carry. Classified in HTS 9006.59.4040 as a fixed-focus disc camera.