What types of materials are covered under HS-4 5601?

HS-4 5601 covers wadding made from cotton, man-made fibres, and other textile materials, as well as textile flock, dust, and mill neps.

How do I determine the correct HS-6 code for my wadding?

Identify the primary material of your wadding. Use **560121** for cotton, **560122** for man-made fibres, **560129** for other materials, and **560130** for textile flock and dust.

Can I use HS-4 5601 for nonwoven fabrics?

Yes, if your nonwoven fabric contains wadding or textile flock, it may fall under HS-4 5601, specifically under HS-6 code **560130**.

What is the significance of mill neps in HS-4 5601?

Mill neps are small clumps of fibers that can be classified under HS-6 code **560130**. They are often used in various textile applications.

Are there any specific regulations for importing wadding?

Yes, ensure compliance with local regulations regarding textile imports, including any safety standards or labeling requirements.

What is the difference between wadding and textile flock?

Wadding is typically thicker and used for padding, while textile flock consists of fine fibers used for surface applications and may be classified under HS-6 code **560130**.

HS-4 · Heading

5601 — Wadding of textile materials and articles thereof; textile fibres, not exceeding 5 mm in length (flock), textile dust and mill neps

Chapter 56: Wadding, felt and nonwovens

Plain-language overview

Use HS-4 5601 when importing wadding made from textile materials, such as cotton or man-made fibres. For example, if you’re bringing in cotton wadding used for insulation in bedding products, this code applies. Understanding the specific composition of your product is crucial for proper classification.

When determining the correct HS-6 code, consider the material of the wadding. If your product is made of cotton, use 560121. For man-made fibres, opt for 560122. If the wadding is composed of other materials, such as natural fibres not classified as cotton or man-made, you should select 560129.

If your shipment includes textile flock, dust, or mill neps, you will need to use 560130. This code specifically covers these finer textile materials, which are often used in various applications, including filling and padding. Ensure you identify the specific type of wadding or textile dust to avoid misclassification.

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HS-4 5601 · wadding of textile materials · cotton wadding · man-made fibre wadding · textile flock · mill neps · textile dust · HS-6 classification · import textile materials · wadding articles · nonwoven fabrics · textile imports · wadding applications · textile materials classification

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-4 heading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Cotton wadding for insulation in quilts (HS-6: 560121)
Synthetic wadding used in upholstery (HS-6: 560122)
Wadding made from natural fibres like hemp (HS-6: 560129)
Textile flock used in carpet manufacturing (HS-6: 560130)
Mill neps from cotton processing (HS-6: 560130)
Dust from textile mills for use in nonwoven fabrics (HS-6: 560130)

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What types of materials are covered under HS-4 5601?: HS-4 5601 covers wadding made from cotton, man-made fibres, and other textile materials, as well as textile flock, dust, and mill neps.
How do I determine the correct HS-6 code for my wadding?: Identify the primary material of your wadding. Use **560121** for cotton, **560122** for man-made fibres, **560129** for other materials, and **560130** for textile flock and dust.
Can I use HS-4 5601 for nonwoven fabrics?: Yes, if your nonwoven fabric contains wadding or textile flock, it may fall under HS-4 5601, specifically under HS-6 code **560130**.
What is the significance of mill neps in HS-4 5601?: Mill neps are small clumps of fibers that can be classified under HS-6 code **560130**. They are often used in various textile applications.
Are there any specific regulations for importing wadding?: Yes, ensure compliance with local regulations regarding textile imports, including any safety standards or labeling requirements.
What is the difference between wadding and textile flock?: Wadding is typically thicker and used for padding, while textile flock consists of fine fibers used for surface applications and may be classified under HS-6 code **560130**.

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