Tennis Racket Butt Cap
Plastic or rubber cap fitting the end of the racket handle for stability and branding. Essential replacement part for lawn-tennis rackets in HTS 9506.51.60.00.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If bulk plastic caps
Other plastic articles if not documented for sports.
If rubber end caps
Rubber articles classify in Chapter 40 without specificity.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Match dimensions to popular models (e.g
• 27-inch rackets) in specs
• Avoid generic 'grip cap'; specify tennis racket compatibility
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Adjustable clips that hold racket strings in place during tensioning process. Accessory for lawn-tennis restringing under HTS 9506.51.60.00.
Tennis Racket Bumper Strip
Rubber strip along the top of the racket head to absorb ball impact. Protective part specific to lawn-tennis rackets in HTS 9506.51.60.00.
Tennis Racket Tip Guard
Reinforced plastic cover for the bottom tip of the racket head against ground wear. Accessory part for lawn-tennis durability under HTS 9506.51.60.00.
Tennis Racket Handle Pallet
Foam or composite base layer inside the racket grip for cushioning and shape. Replacement part for customizing lawn-tennis racket handles in HTS 9506.51.60.00.
Tennis Racket Grip Tape
Adhesive overgrip tape designed to wrap around the handle of a lawn-tennis racket to improve grip and absorb sweat. This product is classified under HTS 9506.51.60.00 as a dedicated accessory for lawn-tennis rackets, enhancing player control during play.
Lawn Tennis Racket Strings
Synthetic gut or multifilament nylon strings used to restring lawn-tennis rackets for optimal tension and performance. Falls under HTS 9506.51.60.00 as a principal part suitable solely for tennis rackets per Chapter Note 2.