What types of products are classified under HS 732599?

HS 732599 covers cast articles made of iron or steel, such as cookware, decorative items, and structural components, excluding grinding balls.

How can I determine if my product fits this HS code?

Check if your product is a cast article made from iron or steel and not intended for grinding. If it meets these criteria, it likely falls under HS 732599.

Can I use HS 732599 for decorative cast iron items?

Yes, decorative cast iron items like garden fixtures or statues can be classified under HS 732599 as long as they are not grinding balls.

What is the difference between HS 732591 and HS 732599?

HS 732591 covers grinding balls and similar articles for mills, while HS 732599 includes other cast iron or steel articles not used for grinding.

Is cast iron cookware classified under HS 732599?

Yes, cast iron cookware such as skillets and pots falls under HS 732599, as they are cast articles made from iron.

What should I do if my item is not specifically listed?

If your item is not clearly defined, consult with a customs broker or refer to official tariff schedules to ensure proper classification.

Are there any exclusions in HS 732599?

Yes, HS 732599 excludes grinding balls and similar articles for mills, which are classified separately.

HS-6 732599: Iron or steel; cast articles, excluding grinding balls and similar articles for mills, other than of non-malleable cast iron

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 732599 when importing or exporting cast articles made of iron or steel, excluding grinding balls. For example, this code applies to cast iron decorative items or components used in machinery.

This code specifically covers cast articles that do not include grinding balls or similar items used in mills, which are classified separately under HS-6 732591. If you're dealing with non-malleable cast iron products, those fall under a different classification as well.

When considering HS-6 732599, think of products like cast iron cookware, ornamental garden fixtures, or structural components for buildings. These items are typically heavy and durable, making them suitable for various applications.

If you're unsure whether your product fits this code, check if it is a cast article made from iron or steel and not intended for grinding purposes. Items like cast iron pipes or fittings also fall under this classification.

Keywords & topics

Useful terms traders and brokers use for this HS-6 subheading.

cast iron articles · steel cast articles · iron castings · decorative cast iron · machinery components · non-malleable cast iron · heavy-duty castings · cast iron cookware · iron or steel fixtures · structural cast iron · industrial castings · cast iron plumbing · cast iron garden items · automotive steel castings · cast iron statues · iron or steel articles · cast articles classification

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-6 subheading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Cast iron garden benches
Steel castings for machinery parts
Decorative cast iron railings
Cast iron cookware such as skillets
Heavy-duty cast iron manhole covers
Steel castings for automotive components
Cast iron plumbing fixtures
Ornamental cast iron statues