What does HS-6 code 810320 cover?

HS-6 code 810320 covers unwrought tantalum, including forms like bars, rods, and powders obtained through sintering.

How do I know if my tantalum product falls under 810320?

If your tantalum product is in an unwrought form, such as bars or powders, it falls under 810320. If it's processed or shaped, check HS-6 810330.

Can I classify tantalum powder under HS-6 810320?

Yes, tantalum powder is included in HS-6 810320 as it is considered unwrought tantalum.

What is the difference between HS-6 810320 and 810310?

HS-6 810310 covers tantalum waste and scrap, while 810320 is for unwrought tantalum products.

Are there specific applications for tantalum covered by 810320?

Yes, tantalum under 810320 is commonly used in aerospace, electronics, and high-temperature applications.

What should I include in my shipping documents for tantalum?

Include the correct HS code, product description, quantity, and any relevant certifications for tantalum shipments.

Is there a specific packaging requirement for tantalum shipments?

While there are no strict packaging requirements, ensure that tantalum is securely packed to prevent damage during transport.

How can I confirm the correct classification for my tantalum products?

Consult with a customs broker or refer to official customs guidelines to ensure accurate classification of your tantalum products.

HS-6 · Subheading

810320

Tantalum; unwrought, including bars and rods obtained simply by sintering, powders

Heading 8103 — Tantalum; articles thereof, including waste and scrap

Chapter 81: Other base metals

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 810320 when importing or exporting unwrought tantalum, which includes forms like bars, rods, and powders. For instance, if you’re shipping tantalum bars obtained through sintering, this code applies directly to your shipment.

This HS-6 line specifically covers tantalum in its unwrought state, distinguishing it from HS-6 810310, which pertains to tantalum waste and scrap. If your product is not waste but rather a solid form like a bar or rod, then 810320 is the correct classification.

Tantalum is a high-value metal often used in electronics and aerospace applications. If you are dealing with tantalum powders for capacitors or bars for high-temperature applications, 810320 is the appropriate code.

When considering tantalum products, remember that HS-6 810330 covers wrought tantalum articles. If your product is processed or shaped, you would need to look at that code instead.

Keywords & topics

Short phrases that describe this HS-6 subheading when you're searching or filtering schedules.

unwrought tantalum · tantalum bars · tantalum rods · tantalum powders · sintered tantalum · tantalum waste · tantalum scrap · tantalum applications · high-temperature tantalum · tantalum for electronics · tantalum metal · tantalum shipments · tantalum classification · tantalum ingots · tantalum for aerospace · tantalum for medical devices

Examples

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Unwrought tantalum bars used in aerospace components
Tantalum rods for electronic capacitors
Tantalum powders for chemical applications
Sintered tantalum products for high-temperature furnaces
Raw tantalum ingots for metalworking
Tantalum metal for medical device manufacturing
Tantalum used in specialty alloys
Tantalum products shipped for semiconductor manufacturing

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Questions & answers

For orientation only—the binding text is your national tariff and the WCO nomenclature your country uses.

What does HS-6 code 810320 cover?: HS-6 code 810320 covers unwrought tantalum, including forms like bars, rods, and powders obtained through sintering.
How do I know if my tantalum product falls under 810320?: If your tantalum product is in an unwrought form, such as bars or powders, it falls under 810320. If it's processed or shaped, check HS-6 810330.
Can I classify tantalum powder under HS-6 810320?: Yes, tantalum powder is included in HS-6 810320 as it is considered unwrought tantalum.
What is the difference between HS-6 810320 and 810310?: HS-6 810310 covers tantalum waste and scrap, while 810320 is for unwrought tantalum products.
Are there specific applications for tantalum covered by 810320?: Yes, tantalum under 810320 is commonly used in aerospace, electronics, and high-temperature applications.
What should I include in my shipping documents for tantalum?: Include the correct HS code, product description, quantity, and any relevant certifications for tantalum shipments.
Is there a specific packaging requirement for tantalum shipments?: While there are no strict packaging requirements, ensure that tantalum is securely packed to prevent damage during transport.
How can I confirm the correct classification for my tantalum products?: Consult with a customs broker or refer to official customs guidelines to ensure accurate classification of your tantalum products.

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