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HS-6 · Subheading

846691

Parts & accessories suited for use solely/principally; for the machines of heading no. 8464, n.e.c. in heading no. 8466

Heading 8466Parts & accessories suited for use only/mainly with machines of headings 8456-8465, including work/tool holders, self-opening dieheads, dividing heads & other special attachments for the machines; tool holders for any type of tool for working in the hand

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Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 846691 when importing or exporting parts and accessories specifically designed for machines classified under heading 8464. For example, this code applies to specialized tool holders that are used in milling machines or lathes.

This code is distinct from HS-6 846692, which covers parts for machines in heading 8465. While both codes fall under the same heading, 846691 is focused on components for machines like those used in metalworking, whereas 846692 pertains to parts for other types of machinery.

The parts classified under 846691 are primarily used in conjunction with machines that perform specific tasks, such as cutting, shaping, or finishing materials. These can include items like collets, chucks, and other tool holders designed for precision work.

When considering whether to use this code, think about the end-use of the part. If it’s an accessory that enhances the functionality of a machine in heading 8464, such as a tool holder that allows for quick changes of cutting tools, then 846691 is the correct choice.

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HS 846691 parts · accessories for machines · tool holders · CNC machine parts · precision machining accessories · collets and chucks · metalworking tools · milling machine parts · lathe tool holders · self-opening dieheads · dividing heads · machine attachments · work holders · machine parts classification · HS code for accessories · 8464 machine parts · 8465 machine parts

Examples

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

  • Tool holders for CNC milling machines
  • Collets used in lathes for gripping tools
  • Chucks designed for drill presses
  • Specialized attachments for metal cutting machines
  • Self-opening dieheads for threading machines
  • Dividing heads used in precision machining
  • Work holders for tool and die making
  • Tool holders for hand-operated machines

Common questions

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  • What does HS code 846691 cover?
  • How to classify machine parts for import?
  • Are tool holders classified under HS 846691?
  • Differences between HS 846691 and 846692?
  • What are examples of parts under HS 846691?
  • Can I use HS 846691 for CNC machine accessories?
  • What type of machines does HS 846691 apply to?
  • How to determine the right HS code for machine parts?

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  • How to classify tool holders for CNC machines
  • Parts specifically designed for machines in heading 8464
  • Examples of accessories under HS 846691
  • Understanding the differences between HS 846691 and 846692
  • What accessories are included in HS code 846691?
  • Guidelines for importing machine parts under HS 846691
  • Are collets classified under HS code 846691?
  • How to find the right HS code for machine attachments

Questions & answers

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

What types of products fall under HS code 846691?
HS-6 846691 includes parts like tool holders, collets, and specialized attachments designed for machines in heading 8464, primarily used in metalworking.
How do I know if my machine part fits under HS 846691?
If your part is an accessory specifically designed for machines in heading 8464, such as tool holders for milling or lathes, it should fall under HS 846691.
What is the difference between HS 846691 and HS 846692?
HS 846691 is for parts suited for machines in heading 8464, while HS 846692 covers parts for machines in heading 8465. Check the machine type to determine the correct code.
Can I use HS 846691 for accessories of hand-operated machines?
Yes, if the accessory is specifically designed for machines in heading 8464, it can be classified under HS 846691.
What are some examples of parts classified under HS 846691?
Examples include tool holders for CNC machines, collets for lathes, and specialized attachments for milling machines.
Is there a specific end-use for parts under HS 846691?
Yes, parts under HS 846691 are primarily used to enhance the functionality of machines in heading 8464, focusing on precision tasks like cutting and shaping.
How can I ensure compliance when importing parts under HS 846691?
Make sure to provide detailed descriptions of the parts, including their intended use and compatibility with machines in heading 8464, to ensure proper classification.
What documentation do I need for importing HS 846691 parts?
You will typically need invoices, packing lists, and any relevant certifications that describe the parts and their intended use with machines in heading 8464.

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