What is HS code 847432 used for?
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HS-6 · Subheading
Machines; for mixing mineral substances with bitumen
Heading 8474 — Machinery for sorting, screening, separating, washing, crushing, grinding, mixing or kneading earth, stone, ores in solid form, shaping, moulding machinery for solid mineral fuels
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Use HS-6 847432 when importing or exporting machines designed for mixing mineral substances with bitumen, such as asphalt mixing plants. For example, a shipment of a mobile asphalt mixer falls under this code.
This code specifically applies to machinery that combines mineral materials like gravel or sand with bitumen for construction purposes. In contrast, HS-6 847431 covers machines for mixing mineral substances without bitumen, which may include different types of mixers used in other industries.
When classifying your equipment, note that HS-6 847432 is tailored for machines used in road construction and maintenance, while other nearby codes may address different mixing applications or materials. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for accurate customs declarations.
If you're dealing with a machine that mixes asphalt for paving or roofing, this HS-6 code is the right choice. Ensure your invoices clearly describe the equipment to avoid classification issues.
Useful terms traders and brokers use for this HS-6 subheading.
asphalt mixing plant · bitumen mixing machinery · road construction equipment · mineral substances mixer · asphalt production machine · heavy-duty asphalt mixer · mobile mixing plant · stationary asphalt mixer · bitumen and aggregate mixer · paving machinery · asphalt recycling equipment · construction machinery · batch asphalt mixer · continuous asphalt mixing · portable asphalt mixer · asphalt concrete production · roofing asphalt mixer
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