What types of lighters are classified under HS-6 961310?

HS-6 961310 covers non-refillable pocket lighters, including gas-fueled types used for lighting cigarettes.

How do I know if my lighter is refillable?

If your lighter can be filled with fuel multiple times, it is considered refillable and should be classified under HS-6 961320 instead.

Are there specific regulations for shipping lighters?

Yes, lighters are considered hazardous materials due to their flammable contents, so you must comply with safety regulations during shipping.

Can I import non-refillable lighters into the US?

Yes, you can import non-refillable lighters, but ensure you follow all relevant safety and customs regulations.

What packaging is required for lighters?

Lighters should be packaged securely to prevent accidental ignition and comply with hazardous material regulations.

What is the difference between HS-6 961310 and HS-6 961320?

HS-6 961310 covers non-refillable lighters, while HS-6 961320 is for refillable lighters that can be refilled with fuel.

What should I consider when classifying lighters?

Consider whether the lighter is refillable or non-refillable, its design, and the material used in its construction.

Are promotional lighters included in HS-6 961310?

Yes, promotional lighters that are non-refillable also fall under HS-6 961310.

HS-6 · Subheading

961310

Lighters; pocket, cigarette, gas fuelled, non-refillable

Heading 9613 — Cigarette lighters and other lighters, whether or not mechanical or electrical and parts thereof other than flints and wicks

Chapter 96: Miscellaneous manufactured articles

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 961310 when importing or exporting non-refillable pocket lighters, such as those used for lighting cigarettes. These lighters are typically gas-fueled and designed for single use, making them distinct from refillable models.

This code specifically applies to lighters that are not designed to be refilled, unlike HS-6 961320, which covers refillable lighters. If your product can be refilled, you should look at the latter classification instead.

Non-refillable lighters often come in plastic or metal casing and may feature various designs, from simple to decorative. Understanding the distinction between refillable and non-refillable is crucial for correct classification.

When shipping these lighters, ensure compliance with safety regulations, as they are considered hazardous materials due to their flammable contents.

Keywords & topics

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non-refillable lighters · pocket lighters · gas-fueled lighters · cigarette lighters · disposable lighters · lighter classification · lighter import regulations · hazardous materials · lighter packaging · bulk lighters · promotional lighters · travel lighters · lighter safety standards · lighter shipments · lighter end-use · lighter designs

Examples

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Single-use plastic pocket lighters for cigarettes
Metal gas-fueled lighters with decorative designs
Non-refillable lighters packaged in bulk for retail
Promotional lighters with logos for giveaways
Disposable lighters used in camping kits
Plastic lighters in assorted colors for convenience stores
Non-refillable lighters sold in convenience stores
Travel-sized lighters for personal use

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Questions & answers

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

What types of lighters are classified under HS-6 961310?: HS-6 961310 covers non-refillable pocket lighters, including gas-fueled types used for lighting cigarettes.
How do I know if my lighter is refillable?: If your lighter can be filled with fuel multiple times, it is considered refillable and should be classified under HS-6 961320 instead.
Are there specific regulations for shipping lighters?: Yes, lighters are considered hazardous materials due to their flammable contents, so you must comply with safety regulations during shipping.
Can I import non-refillable lighters into the US?: Yes, you can import non-refillable lighters, but ensure you follow all relevant safety and customs regulations.
What packaging is required for lighters?: Lighters should be packaged securely to prevent accidental ignition and comply with hazardous material regulations.
What is the difference between HS-6 961310 and HS-6 961320?: HS-6 961310 covers non-refillable lighters, while HS-6 961320 is for refillable lighters that can be refilled with fuel.
What should I consider when classifying lighters?: Consider whether the lighter is refillable or non-refillable, its design, and the material used in its construction.
Are promotional lighters included in HS-6 961310?: Yes, promotional lighters that are non-refillable also fall under HS-6 961310.

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