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PART 2.

METALS, THEIR ALLOYS, AND THEIR BASIC SHAPES AND FORMS

Part 2 headnotes: 1. This part covers precious metals and base metals (including such metals when they are chemically pure), their alloys, and their so-called basic shapes and forms, and, in addition, covers metal waste and scrap. Unless the context requires othei— wise, the provisions of this part apply to the products described by whatever process made (i.e., whether rolled, forged, drawn, extruded, cast or sintered) and whether or not such products have been subjected to treatments to improve the properties or appearance of the metals or to protect them against rusting, corrosion or other deterioration. These treatments Include annealing, tempering, casehardening and similar heat-treatments or nitriding; descaling, pici<ling, scraping, scalping and other processes to remove oxidation scale and crust; rough coating with oil, tar, grease, red lead, or other material to prevent rusting; polishing, burnishing, glazing, artificial oxidation, phosphatlzing, and other finishing treatments; metallization by cementation, by electroplating, by immersion In a bath of molten metal, or by other means; coating with enamel, paint, lacquer, or other non-metallic substances; and cladding. This part does not Include — (I) Insulated electric conductors (see part 5 of this schedule); (II) milliners' wire and other wire covered with textile or other nonmetalllc nnaterlal (see part 3B of this schedule); (III) leaf and foil (see part 3C of this schedule); or (Iv) other articles specially provided for elsewhere in the tariff schedules, or parts of articles. 2. Allovs. — (a) For the purposes of the tariff schedules, alloys are defined and classifiable as hereinafter set forth. Alloys are metallic substances consisting of two or more metals, or of one or more metals and one or more non-metals, intimately united, usually by having been fused together and which may or may not have been dissolved in each other when molten; they include sintered mixtures of metal powders and heterogeneous Intimate mixtures obtained by fusion, but do not include substances in which the total weight of the metals does not equal or exceed the total weight of the non-metal components. (b) Precious-metal alloys are alloys which contain 2 percent or more by weight of one or more metals of the Blatinum group, of qold, or of silver. Precious-metal alloys are classifiable as — (i) alloys of platinum, if they contain 2 percent or more by weight of one or more metals of the platinum group; (11) alloys of gold, if they contain 2 percent or more by weight of gold, but contain no metal of the platinum group or less than 2 percent by weight thereof; and (Ili) alloys of silver, if they contain 2 percent or more ty weight of si Iver, and are not alloys of platinum or alloys of gold, as defined in b(I) and b(il), respectively, of this headnote.

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(c) Base-<netal alloys are alloys which contain one or more base metals and are not any of the precious-metal alloys, as defined in tb) of this headndte. Base-metal alloys are classifiable as — li) alloys of that base metal which predominates by weight over each of the other metallic elements contained therein, except as specified In (cICIl) of this headnote; and lii) ferroalloys (as defined in headnote 2le) of subpart 8 of this part) or master alloys (as defined in headnote 2(b) of subpart C of this part) under their respective headings in subpart B or C of this part, regardless of the base metal therein which predominates by weight. (d) In the tariff schedules, unless the context requires otherwise, a provision for a specific metal includes that metal and its alloys. 3. For the purposes of this part, unless the context requires otherwise — (a) the term "unwrouoht" refers to metal, whether or not refined, in the form of ingots, blocks, lumps, billets, cakes, slabs, pigs, cathodes, anodes, briquettes, cubes, sticks, grains, sponge, pellets, shot, and SITII lar primary forms, but does not cover rol led, forged, drawn, or extruded products, tubular products, or cast or sintered forms which have been machined or processed otherwise than by simple trimming, scalping, or descaling; (b) the term "waste and scrap" refers to materials and articles of metal which are second-hand or waste or refuse, or are obsolete, defective or damaged, and which are fit only for the recovery of the metal content or for use in the manufacture of chemicals, and does not include metal in unwrought form or metal-bearing materials provided for in part I of this schedule; (c) the term "wrought". as applied to metal products other than wrought iron, refers to products which have been rolled, forged, drawn, or extruded, and also refers to cast or sintered products which have been machined or processed otherwise than by simple trimming, scalping, or descaling; (d) the term "clad". as applied to metal products, refers to such products with two or more layers of metal of different colors or natures which have been associated or bonded together by forging, hammering, rolling, or other mechanical or thermic process to Insure welding or molecular interpenetration of the surfaces in contact; and (e) the term "pipes and tubes and blanks therefor" covers tubular products. Including hollow bars and hollow billets but not including hollow drill steel, of any cross-sectional configuration, by whatever process made, whether seamless, brazed, or welded and whether with an open or lock seam or joint. 4. No allowance or reduction of duties for partial damage or loss in consequence of discoloration or rust occurring before importation shall be made upon iron or steel or upon any article of iron or steel.

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This subpart does not cover

—

(a) base metals coated or plated with precious metal or articles thereof; or (b) jewelry, parts of jewelry, and other articles and parts specially provided for elsewhere in this schedule or In schedule 7. 2.

For the purposes of the tariff schedules — (a) the term "platinum" refers to platinum and other metals of the platinum group (iridium, osmium, palladium, rhodium, and ruthenium), separately or together, and the term "the metal platinum" refers to the metal platinum alone; (b) the term "semimanufactured" refers to wrought metal products in the form of bars, rods, sections, plates, sheets, strips, wire, tubes, pipes, and hollow bars, and to powder (other than primary metal in powder form); (cl the term "rolled", as used in reqard to precious metals, means material made with a metal base upon one or more surfaces of which a covering of precious metal is affixed by soldering, brazing, welding, hot-rolling, or similar mechanical methods, and also includes base metal inlaid with precious metal.

605.02

1

Platinum (including gold- or silver-plated platinum but not rolled platinum), unwrought or semimanufactured: Unwrought: Metals of the platinum group separately; native combinations of such metals; and artificial combinations of such metals containing by weight not less than 90 Free ^^0% ad val. 5 0 ^ (55*) ad val. 2k% ad val.

655^ ad val. 65% ad val.

Free kO^ ad val.

Free 6551^ ad val.

Free

605.03

Free 6 5 ^ ad val.

Free

32.5S^ ad val. kO% ad val.

6556 ad val. 65S^ ad val.

Semimanufactured: 605.05 605.06 605.07

605.08 605.20

Other: Bars, plates, and sheets, all the foregoing not under 0.125 inch in thickness, wholly of metals of the platinum group separately, wholly of native combinations of metals of the platinum group, or wholly of artificial combinations thereof containing by weight not less than 90 percent of the metal Other, including alloys of platinum Gold or silver bullion, dore, and gold or silver

Gold (including platinum- or silver-plated gold but not rolled gold), unwrought (except bullion, dore, and precipitates) or semimanufactured: 605.27 605.28

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605.60 605.65 605.66 605.70

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precious-metal

Subpart B. - Iron or Steel Subpart B headnotes; 1. T h i s subpart c o v e r s Iron and s t e e l, their a l l o y s, and their so-called basic shapes and forms, and in addition c o v e r s iron or steel w a s t e and scrap. 2. G r a d e s of Iron. Steel, and F e r r o a l l o y s. — For the purposes of the tariff s c h e d u l e s, the following terms have the meanings hereby assigned to them: (a) P I Q iron (except vanadium or titanium pig iron) and cast Iron: A ferrous product (not including steel, as defined in (g) of this headnote) containing, by weight, 1.9 percent or more of carbon, and which may contain one or more alloy elements within the respective weight limits specified below: not over 6 percent manganese, not over 15 percent phosphorus, not over 8 percent silicon, not over 30 percent chromium, not over 40 percent tungsten, not over 0.1 percent vanadium, not over 0.1 percent titanium, an aggregate of not over 10 percent of other alloy elements. (b) Vanadium or titanium pig iron: A ferrous product containing, by weight, over 0.1 percent but not over 55 percent of vanadium, or over 0.1 percent but not over 15 percent of titanium, and otherwise conforming to the specifications for pig Iron in (a) of this headnote. (c) Spiegeleisen: A ferrous product or ferroalloy containing, by weight, over 6 percent but not over 30 percent of manganese and otherwise conforming to the specifications for pig Iron in (a) of this headnote. (d) Ferronickel: A ferrous alloy consisting essentially of Iron and nickel and containing 10 percent or more, by weight, of nickel.

32.55^ ad val. 5056 (55%) ad val. 21% ad val.

63% ad val. 65% ad val. 6 5 % ad val.

2h% ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

2 1 % ad val. kO% ad val.

65% ad val. 65% ad val.

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(e) Ferroallovs: Allo/s of iron (except splegeleisen and ferronlckel, as defined in headnotes 2(c) and 2 (d), supra, respectively) which are not usefully malleable and are conmonly used as raw material in the manufacture of ferrous metals and which contain one or more of the following elements In the quantity, by weight, respectively Indicatedi over 30 percent of manganese, or over 8 percent of silicon, or over 30 percent of chromium, or over 40 percent of tungsten, or a total of over 10 percent of other alloy elements, except copper, and which. If containing silicon, do not contain over 96 percent of nonferrous alloy elements, or. If containing manganese but no silicon, do not contain over 92 percent of nonferrous alloy elements, or. If containing no manganese and no silicon, do not contain over 90 percent of nonferrous alloy elements. For the purposes of this subpart — (I) ferrochromlum Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 30 percent of chromium but not over 10 percent of silicon; (III ferromanqanese is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 30 percent of manganese but not CNer 10 percent of silicon; (til) ferromolybdenum Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 50 percent of molybdenum; (Iv) ferrophosphorus is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 15 percent of phosphorus; (vl ferrosiI Icon is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, not over 30 percent of manganese and over 8 percent of silicon; (vl) ferrosiI Icon chromium Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 30 percent of chromium and over 10 percent of silicon; (vll) ferrosiiicon manganese Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 30 percent of manganese and over 10 percent of silicon; (vIII) ferrosiI Icon titanium Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 15 percent of titanium and over 10 percent of silicon; (Ix) ferrosiI icon tungsten is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 40 percent of tungsten and over 10 percent of silicon; (x) ferrotI tan ium Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 15 percent of titanium but not over 10 percent of silicon; (xl) ferrotunqsten is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 40 percent of tungsten but not over 10 percent of silicon; (xll) ferrovanadlum Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 35 percent of vanadium; and (xlil) ferrozIrconium Is a ferroalloy which contains, by weight, over 10 percent of zirconium.

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(f) Wrought iron: A ferrous material, aggregated from a solidifying mass of pasty particles of highly refined metallic iron with which a uniformly distributed quantity of slag is incorporated without subsequent fusion. A cross section 90 degrees from the rolling direction of wrought iron contains a minimum of 200,000 slag filaments per square inch of cross section. Wrought iron may contain elements other than iron but iron must predominate, by weight, over each one. (g) Steel: An alloy of iron and carbon which is malleable as first cast. Steel may contain other elements intended to enhance one or more properties and may contain elements unavoidably retained from raw materials, but iron must predominate, by weight, over each of the other elements. Ih) Alloy iron or steel: The term "alloy" when used as an adjective to designate a type or grade of iron or steel embraces only -— (i) iron which contains one or more of the following elements in the quantity, by weight, respectively indicated: over 3.00 percent of manganese, or over 5.00 percent of phosphorus, or over 5.00 percent of sulphur, or over 3.00 percent of silicon, or over 0.20 percent of chromium, or over 0,10 percent of molybdenum, or over 0.30 percent of tungsten, or over 0.10 percent of vanadium, or over 0.60 percent of any other metallic element; and iil) steel which contains one or more of the following elements in the quantity, by weight, respectively indicated: over 1.65 percent of manganese, or over 0.25 percent of phosphorus, or over 0.35 percent of sulphur, or over 0.60 percent of silicon, or over 0,60 percent of copper, or over 0.30 percent of aluminum, or over 0.20 percent of chromium, or over 0,30 percent of cobalt, or over 0.35 percent of lead, or over 0.50 percent of nickel, or over 0.50 percent of tungsten, or over 0.10 percent of any other metal I Ic element. In the absence of context which requires othennrlse, wherever used in the tariff schedules, the term — (ili) "Iron or steel" includes alloy iron or steel; and (Iv) "stainless steel" refers to any alloy steel which contains by weight \e,ss than I percent of carbon and over 11.5 percent of chromium.

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3. Forms and Condition of Iron or Steel.—For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms have the meanings hereby assigned to them: (a) Ingots: Castings resulting from the solidification of molten steel and having a columnar form suitable for working by rolling or forging. (b> Blooms and biI lets: Semifinished products generally of rectangular or circular cross section, having a length several times greater than the maximum cross-sectionaI dimension, and, if rectangular, a width less than 4 times the thickness, A bloom is at least 36 square inches in cross-sectional area; a billet is less than 36 square inches but not less than 3 square Inches in cross-sectional area, (cl Slabs and sheet bars: Semifinished products of rectangular cross section, having a width of at least 4 times the thickness. A slab is not less than 2 inches and not over 6 inches in thickness; a sheet bar Is less than 2 Inches in thickness. (d) Bars: Products of solid section not conforming completely to the respective specifications set forth herein for blooms, billets, slabs, sheet bars, wire rods, plates, sheets, strip, wire, rails, joint bars, or tie plates, and which have cross sections in the shape of circles, segments of circles, ovals, triangles, rectangles, hexagons, or octagons. Deformed concrete relnforcino bars are hot rolled steel bars, of solid cross section, having deformations of various patterns on their surfaces, (e) Hoi low dr11I steel: A hollow steel product in any cross section suitable for use in making mining drills or mining drill rods, with the largest internal cross-sectional dimension not greater than one-third of the largest external cross-sectional dimension. (fl Wire rods: A colled, semifinished, hotrolled produce of solid cross section, approximately round in cross section, not under 0,20 inch nor over 0.74 Inch in diameter. (g) Plates and sheets: Platas are flat rolled products, whether or not corrugated or crimped. In colls or cut to length, 0, 1875 inch or more in thickness and, if not cold rolled, over 3 inches in width, or, if cold rolled, over 12 inches in width. Sheets are flat rolled products, whether or not corrugated or crimped, in coils or cut to length, under 0.1875 inch In thickness and over 12 inches in width. For the purposes of this subpart — (I) the term "black plate" refers to cold rolled steel sheets, not coated, under 0.0142 Inch In thickness; III) the term "tin plate and tin coated sheets" refers to tin coated steel sheets; and (I ill the term "terne plate and terne coated sheets" refers to steel sheets coated with terne metal (a lead-t in a IloyI.

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(h) Strip; A flat rolled product, whether or not corrugated or crimped. In colls or cut to length, under 0.1875 Inch in thickness, and. If cold rolled, over 0.50 inch but not over 12 inches in width, or, if not cold rolled, not over 12 inches in width. II) Wire: A finished, drawn, non-tubular product, of any cross-sectional configuration, in coils or cut-to length, and not over 0.705 Inch in maximum cross-sectional dimension. The term also includes a product of solid rectangular cross section, in colls or cut to length, with a cold-rolled finish, and not over 0.25 Inch thick and not over 0.50 inch wide. (J) Angles, shapes, and sections; Products which do not conform completely to the respective specifications set forth herein for blooms, billets, slabs, sheet bars, bars, wire rods, plates, sheets, strip, wire, rails, joint bars, or tie plates, and do not Include any tubular products. (kl RalIs: Hot-rolled steel products, weighing not less than 3 pounds per yard, with cross-sectional shapes Intended for carrying wheel loads in railroad, railway, and crane runway applications. Rails may be punched or not punched. II) Joint bars: Hot-rolled steel products designed to connect the ends of adjacent rails In track. Joint bars are usually punched or slotted. (m) Tie plates: Hot-rolled steel products used to support rails In track, to maintain track gauge and protect the ties. Tie plates are punched to provide holes for spikes and have one or two shoulder sections as rail guides. 4. Additional duties; Iron or steel products which contain, by weight, one or more of the following elements In the quantity, by weight, respectively Indicated: over 0.2 percent of chromium, or over 0.1 percent of molybdenum, or over 0.5-percent of tungsten, or over 0.1 percent of vanadium, are subject to additional cumulative duties as provided for in Items 607.01, 607.02, 607.05, and 607.04, but these duties apply only with respect to products covered by provisions which make specific reference to this headnote In the "Rates of Duty" columns.

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607.02

Iron or steel products containing any of the following metals in the quantity respectively specified (see headnote ' of this subpart): t Containing over 0.2 percent by weight of chromium.

Containing over 0.1 percent by weight of molybdenum

607.03

Containing over 0.3 percent by weight of tungste

607.04

Containing over 0.1 percent by weight of vanadium.

607.10 607.11

607.12

607.15

607.18

607.20

607.21

607.25

607.30 607.31

607.35

Iron or steel waste and scrap: Tin plate waste or scrap Other: j / Not containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote ' of this subpart f Containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote k of this subpart

Pig iron, cast iron, and spiegeleisen, all the foregoing in pigs, blocks, lumps, and similar forms: Pig iron and cast iron: Not containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote 4 of this subpart Containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote k of this subpart

Spiegeleisen: Not containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote 4 of this subpart Containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote 4 of this subpart

Ferronickel Ferroalloys: Ferrochromium: Not containing over 3 percent by weight of carbon Containing over 3 percent by weight of carbon Ferromanganese: Not containing over 1 percent by weight of carbon

1 / The duty has been suspended until June 30, 1964. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

Additional duty of 1.50 per lb. on chromium content in excess of 0.2^

Additional duty of 30 per lb. on chromium content in excess of 0.2%

Additional duty of 35? per lb. on molybdenum content in excess of 0.1^ Additional duty of 500 per lb. on tungsten content in excess of 0.3% Additional duty of 400 per lb. on vanadium content in excess of 0.13^

Additional duty of 650 per lb. on molybdenum content in excess of 0.1% Additional duty of 720 per lb. on tungsten content in excess of 0.3% Additional duty of $1 per lb. on vanadium content in excess of 0.1%

37.5* per ton

750 per ton

37.5* per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

750 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

200 per ton

81.125 per ton

56.250 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

$1,125 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

750 per ton

750 per ton

750 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

750 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

1.250 per lb.

30 per lb.

8.5$^ ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

0.6250 per lb. on chromium content

2.50 per lb. on chromium content

0.60 per lb. on manganese content + h.3% ad val.

1.8750 per lb. 0 1 ganese content + 1 5 % ad val.

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607.36 607.37

Ferroalloys (con.): Ferromanganese (con.): Containing over 1 percent but not over 4 percent by weight of carbon Containing over ^ percent by weight of carbon

607.^*0

Ferromolybdenum

607. its

Ferrophosphorus Ferrosilicon: Containing over 8 percent but not over 60 percent by weight of silicon

607.50 607.51 607.52 607.53

Containing over 60 percent but not over 80 percent by weight of silicon Containing over 80 percent but not over 90 percent by weight of silicon Containing over 90 percent by weight of silicon

607.55 607.57

Ferrosilicon chromium Ferrosilicon manganese

607.60 607.65

Ferrotitaniura and ferrosilicon titanium Ferrotungsten and ferrosilicon tungsten

607.70 607.75 607.80

Ferrovanadium Ferrozirconium Other

608.02

608. Oif

'.

Sponge iron; iron or steel powders: Sponge iron, including powders thereof: Not containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote ' of this subpart t Containing chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, or vanadium in amounts specified in headnote 4 of this subpart

Other powders: Other than alloy iron or steel Alloy iron or steel: Stainless steel powders Other Grit and shot, including wire pellets, of iron or steel Ingots, blooms, billets, slabs, and sheet bars, all the foregoing of iron or steel: Other than alloy iron or steel: Valued not over 5 cents per pound Valued over 5 cents per pound Alloy iron or steel

Forgings of iron or steel, not machined, not tooled, and not otherwise processed after forging: Other than alloy iron or steel Alloy iron or steel

0.9375* per lb. on manganese content

1.8750 per l b. on manganese content

0.6250 per lb. on manganese content 200 per lb. on molybdenum content + 6% ad val. 12.55^ ad val.

1.8750 per l b. on manganese content 500 per l b. on molybdenum content + 15% ad val. 25% ad val.

0.80 per lb. on silicon content

20 per lb. on silicon content

10 per lb. on silicon content

30 per lb. on silicon content

20 per lb. on silicon content

40 per lb. on silicon content

40 per lb. on silicon content 1 0 % ad val. 0.93750 per lb. on manganese content + 7.5% ad val. 1 0 % ad val. 420 per lb. on tungsten content + 12.5% ad val 12.5% ad val. 12.5% ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

80 per lb. on silicon content 2 5 % ad val. 1.8750 per lb. on manganese content + 15% ad val. 2 5 % ad val. 6O0 per lb.on tungsten content +;5% ad val. 2 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val.

62.50 per ton

S2.25 per ton

62.50 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

S2.25 per ton + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.30 per lb.

0.750 per lb.

0.30 per lb. 19% ad val.

0.750 per lb. 4 5 % ad val.

0.30 per lb.

0.750 per lb.

8.5% ad val. 10.5% ad val. 14.5% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

10.5% ad val. l4.5% ad val. + a d d i t i o n a l d u t i e s (see headnote 4)

2 5 % ad val. 3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

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1 Bars of wrought iron: 608.30 608.32

0.5? per lb. 1.5? per lb. 0.5(8 per lb. + k% 1.5? per lb. + 8% ad val. + additional ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) duties (see headnote 4) Bars of steel: Deformed concrete reinforcing bars: Other than alloy steel:

6O&AO

8.5^ ad val. 12.5^ ad val. 16.5^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

608. its 608.46 608.48

7% ad val. 10.5% ad val. 0.1(8 per lb. + 10.5^ ad val. 0.06250 per lb. + 10.5^ ad val. 14.5% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 0.2? per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 0.125? per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.373t per lb. + 1 0 ^ ad val. 10.7% ad val. l4.7^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.75? per lb..+ 2 0 % ad val. 2 2 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.1? per lb. 0.25(8 per lb.

0.3? per lb. 0.6? per lb.

0.2? per lb. 0.375(« per lb.

608. i 1 f 608. its

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.6? per lb. 0.85? per lb.

Other bars: Other than alloy steel: Not cold formed: Not coated or plated with metal: Valued not over 5 cents per Valued over 5 cents per pound..

608.50 608.52

Hollow drill steel: Other than alloy steel: 608.60 608.61 608.62

Wire rods of iron or steel: Other than alloy iron or steel: Not tempered, not treated, and not partly manufactured: 608.70 608.71 Tempered, treated, or partly manufactured: 608.73 608.75 608.76

608.78

Alloy iron or steel: Not tempered, not treated, and not partly

Tempered, treated, or partly manufactured

0.25? per lb. + k% 0.6? per lb. + 8 % ad val. + additional ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) duties (see headnote 4) 0.375? per lb. + 4% 0.85? per lb. + 8% ad val. + additional ad val, + additional duties (see headnote 4) duties (see headnote 4)

Plates and sheets of iron or steel, not cut, not pressed, and not stamped to nonrectangular shape (except as provided in item 609.17): Not coated or plated with metal and not clad: Black plate: 608.81 608.82

608.84 608.85

1 0 % ad val. S% ad val. Other: Not pickled and not cold rolled: Other than alloy iron or steel

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val.

8% ad val. 1 2 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (soe headnote 4)

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.87

Plates and sheets of iron or steel, etc. (con.): Not coated or plated, etc. (con.): Other (con.): Pickled or cold rolled: Other than alloy iron or steel. Alloy iron or steel

Clad Coated or plated with metal: Tin plate and tin coated sheets Terne plate and terne coated sheets Other: Other than alloy iron or steel Alloy iron or steel

609.02 609.03 609. O^t

609.06

Strip, of iron or steel, not cut, not pressed, and not stamped to nonrectangular shape (except as provided in item 609.17): Other than alloy iron or steel: Not over 0.01 inch in thickness Over 0.01 but not over 0.05 inch in thickness Over 0.05 inch in thickness Alloy iron or steel: Not over 0.01 inch in thickness

0.1? per lb. + 8^ ad val. 0.10 per lb. + 12$^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 2k% ad val. 0.80 per lb. It per lb.

609.07

609.08

Over 0.05 inch in thickness

2 5 % ad val. 8.5% ad val. 9.5% ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val. + additional duties (see

3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see

\Z.3% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) 13.5?^ ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote h)

609.12 609.13 609.15

609.17

609.20 609.21 609.22 609.25 609.26

609.27

Plates, sheets, and strip, all the foregoing, of iron or steel, cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shape (except as provided in item 6O9.I7): Other than alloy iron or steel: Valued not over 8 cents per pound Valued over 8 cents per pound Alloy iron or steel

Plates, sheets, and strip, all the foregoing of iron or steel, whether or not cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shape, if electrolytically coated or plated with base metal other than tin, lead, or zinc Wire of iron or steel: Flat wire: Other than alloy iron or steel: Not coated or plated with metal: Not over 0.01 inch in thickness... Over 0.01 inch but not over 0.05 inch in thickness Over 0.05 inch in thickness Coated or plated with metal: Not over 0.01 inch in thickness... Over 0.01 inch but not over O.O5 inch in thickness

Over 0.05 inch in thickiiess

10 per lb. 10 per lb.

0.20 per lb. + O.I0 per lb. + 8% ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 0.20 per lb. + 2 8 % 0.1* per lb. + 125^ ad val. + additional ad val. + additional duties (see headnote k) duties (see headnote h)

headnote k) Over 0.01 but not over 0.05 inch in thickness

0.20 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 0.20 per lb. + 2 8 % ad val. + additional k) duties (see headnote 4) 3 0 % ad val.

headnote h) 3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote h) 3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote h)

8% ad val. 9.5^ ad val. 1 3 ^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

2 0 % ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see

19% ad val.

1+5% ad val.

headnote h)

2 5 % ad val. 8.5% ad val. 1 0 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val.

O.I0 per lb. + 6% ad val.

0.20 per lb. 2 5 % ad val.

O.I0 per lb. + 8.5% ad val. 0.10 ler lb. + 1 0 % au val.

0.20 25% 0.20 25%

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Articles

1

609.30

Wire of iron or steelCcon.): Flat wire (con.): Alloy iron or steel: Not coated or plated with metal: Not over 0.01 inch in thickness

1056 ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote h)

3 3 ^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

Over 0.01 inch but not over 0.05

609.31

12.5^ ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote h) lh% ad val. + additional duties (see

609.32

headnote k) 609.35

2

Coated or plated with metal: Not over 0.01 inch in thickness

3 3 ^ ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote k) yi% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.1(8 per lb. + 1 0 ^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote k)

0.20 per lb. + 33^: ad val. + additional duties (see headnote h)

0.1« per lb. + 12.5% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote k) 0.1? per lb. + IW ad val. + additional duties (see headnote k)

0.20 per lb. + 3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) 0.20 per lb. + 335«; ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

8.5% ad val. 0.30 per lb. 12.5% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

2 5 % ad val. 1.250 per Ih. 339^ ad val. + additional duties (see

12.55^ ad val. 0.1« per lb. + 12.5^ ad val.

25% ad val. 0.20 per lb. + 2 5 ^ ad val.

Over 0.01 inch but not over 0.05

609.36

609.37

Round wire: Other than alloy iron or steel: 609.^*0 609.'t2 609.^^5

headnote k)

Other wire: Other than alloy iron or steel: 609.70 609.72 Alloy iron or steel: 3 3 ^ ad val. + addi16.5% ad val. + additional duties (see tional duties (see headnote 4) headnote 4) 0.10 per lb. + 16.55^ 0.2# per lb. + 3 3 % ad val. + additional ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) duties (see headnote 4)

609.75

609.76

609.80 609.82

609.8't 609.86

Angles, shapes, and sections, all the foregoing, of iron or steel, hot rolled, forged, extruded, or drawn, or cold formed or cold finished, whether or not drilled, punched, or otherwise advanced; sheet piling of iron or steel: Angles, shapes, and sections: Hot rolled; or, cold formed and weighing over 0.29 pound per linear foot: Not drilled, not punched, and not otherwise advanced: Other than alloy iron and steel....

Drilled, punched, or otherwise advanced: Other than alloy iron or steel

0.10 per lb. 0.2« per lb. 0.10 per lb. + k% 0.20 per lb. + %% ad val. + additional ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) duties (see headnote 4) 7.55^ ad val. 11.5% ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote k)

2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

Cold formed and weighing not over 0.29 pound per linear foot: 609.88 609.90

&.3% ad val. 12.55^ ad val. + additional duties (see

headnote k)

2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

Sheet piling: 609.96 609.98

0.10 per lb. 0.10 per lb. + k% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote k)

0.20 per lb. 0.20 per lb. + 8% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

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Item

Articles

1

2

Rails, joint bars, and tie plates, all the foregoing of steel: Ralls: 0.050 per lb. 0.050 per lb. + h% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.10 per lb. 0.10 per lb. + &% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.1250 per lb. 0.1250 per lb. + k% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.250 per lb. 0.250 per lb. + &% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.8750 per lb.

1.750 per lb.

0.6250 per lb. 0.30 per lb.

1.250 per lb. 0.750 per lb.

0.8750 per lb. + k% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

1.750 per lb. + &% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.6250 per lb. + k% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) 0.30 per lb. + 4% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

1.250 per lb. + 8% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) 0.750 per lb. + 8% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.10 per lb. 0.10 per lb. + k% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

0.20 per lb. 0.20 per lb. + 8?^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

7.5% ad val. 11.5^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

209^ ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

1 2 ^ ad val. 1 6 ^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

23% ad val. J>3% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

1 1 % ad val. 10.5% ad val.

610.20 610.21

225^ ad val. 25S^ ad val.

15.5% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) Ik.3% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

309^ ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4) 3 5 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

Joint bars and tie plates: 610.25 610.26

610.30 610.31 610.32 610.35

610.36

610.37

Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, all the foregoing of iron (except cast iron) or steel: Welded, jointed, or seamed, with walls not thinner than 0.065 inch, and of circular cross section: Other than alloy iron or steel: Under 0.25 inch in outside diameter 0.25 inch or more but under 0.375 inch 0.375 inch or more in outside diameter... Alloy iron or steel: Under O.25 inch in outside diameter

0.25 inch or more but under 0.375 inch

0.375 inch or more in outside diameter...

Other: Steel pipe conforming to the A.P.I, specifications for oil well casing and steel pipes and tubes of rectangular cross section, whether welded or seamless, having a wall thickness not less than O.I56 inch} Not threaded and not otherwise advanced: 610.39 610.40

^ Threaded or otherwise advanced:

610.42 610.43

610.45 610.46

^ Other: Suitable for use in the manufacture of ball or roller bearings: Other than alloy iron or steel

Not suitable for use in the manufacture of ball or roller bearings; Other than alloy iron or steel: 610.48 610.49 Alloy iron or steel: 610.51

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510.56 610.58

Cast iron pipes and tubes: Other than alloy cast iron. Alloy cast iron

610.62 610.63

Pipe and tube fittings, of iron or steel: Cast-iron fittings, not malleable: For cast-iron pipe: Cast iron, other than alloy cast iron. Alloy cast iron

610.65 610.66

Not for cast-iron pipe: Cast iron, other than alloy cast iron. Alloy cast iron

610.70 610.71

105^ ad val. lk% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

Cast-iron fittings, malleable: Not advanced in condition by operations or processes subsequent to the casting processCast iron, other than alloy cast iron.... Alloy cast iron

2 5 ^ ad val. 3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

105^ ad val. lk% ad val. T additional duties (see headnote 4)

2 5 % ad val. 3 3 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

3% ad val. 7% ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 't)

2 0 % ad val. 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

8% ad val. 125^ ad val. + additional duties (see

2 0 % ad val, 2 8 % ad val. + additional duties (see headnote 4)

headnote k) 610.7*+ 610.80

Advanced in condition by operations or processes subsequent to the casting process. Other fittings

1/ Subpart C. - Copper Subpart C headnotes: 1, This subpart covers copper, its alloys, and ttieir so-called basic shapes and forms, and in addition covers copper waste and scrap. 2, For the purposes of the tariff schedules, the following terms have the meanings indicated; (a) A Ilovs of copper: Copper-base alloys or metals in which the copper content is, by weight, less than 99.3 percent, but not less than any other metallic element. For the purposes of this subpart (II nickel si Iyer is an alloy of copper which contains by weight 5 percent or more of zinc and 5 percent or more of nickel, with or without small quantities of other elements; (ill brass is an alloy of copper (not including nickel silver) in which zinc Is the principal alloying element, with or without small quantities of other elements; (ill) cupro-nickel Is an alloy of copper in which nickel is the principal alloying element and which does not contain by weight over 2 percent of any other single element. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, the term "copper". wherever used in the tariff schedules, includes alloys of copper.

_1/ Copper waste and scrap and certain copper articles are the subject of temporary legislation. See part IB of the Appendix to the Tariff Schedules.

Z2.% ad val. V)% ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

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(bl Master a Iloys: Alloys of copper with other materials In any proportion, not usefully malleable and conmonly used as raw material in the manufacture of other alloys or as de-oxidants, de-sulphurIzing agents or for similar uses In the metallurgy of nonferrous metals. For the purposes of this subpart — ti) manganese copper is a master alloy which contains copper and manganese, in which the manganese content ranges by weight from 5 to 45 percent, with copper the balance; and (II) phosphor copper is a master alloy which contains phosphorus and copper, in which the phosphorus content ranges by weight from 5 to 16 percent, with copper the balance. 3. For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms have the meanings indicated: (al Bars and plate: Products of solid rectangular cross section over 0.138 inch in thickness, in colls or cut to length, whether or not corrugated or crimped. Bars are not over 12 Inches In width and plates are over 12 Inches in width. (b) Sheets and strips: Products of solid rectangular cross section not over 0.188 inch but over 0.006 Inch in thiclcness. In colls or cut to length, whether or not corrugated or crimped. Sheets are over 20 Inches In width; strips are not over 20 inches In width and do not include flat wire, as defined in (dl below, (c) Rods: Products of round, half-round, quarter-round, oval, half-oval, triangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, octagonal, or decagonal solid cross section, in straight lengths or In colls, and which If In colls are over 0.375 Inch in maximum crosssectional dimension. (dl Wire: A non-tubular product of any crosssectional configuration, which If flat is in coils or straight lengths, not over 1.25 inches in width, not over 0.188 inch in thickness, and has all surfaces rolled or drawn, and which if not flat is not over 0.375 inch In maximum cross-sectional dimension and is In col Is. (e) Angles, shapes, and sections: Products which do not conform completely to the respective definitions set forth in this headnote for bars, plates, sheets, strip, rods, or wire, and do not Include any tubular products. 4. For the purposes of this subpart, any continuous cast product, whether or not machined or otherwise processed, which Is substantially comparable to, and suitable for the same general purposes as, a wrought product provided for in this subpart shall be classified under the same provision and at the same rate as such wrought product, notwithstanding the provisions of headnotes 3ra) and 3(c) of this part.

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5. Determination of Market Price of Copper for Rate of Duty Purposes.—(a) In this subpart, column I of the Rates of Duty columns has been divided into two columns, viz., l-a and l-b. The rates of duty In column l-a apply when the market price of copper is 24 cents or more per pound, and the rates of duty in column l-b apply when the market price of copper is under 24 cents per pound. (b) For the purposes of the provisions in part I of this schedule relating to copper-bearing materials covered by headnote 5 of said part I, and of the provisions of this subpart, the market price of copper is the average market price per pound for one calendar month of electrolytic copper in standard shapes and sizes, delivered Connecticut Valley, as determined by the United States Tariff Commission and reported to the Secretary of the Treasury In accordance with procedures set forth below, (cl The market price of copper, as defined above, shall be considered to be below 24 cents per pound only on and after the 20th day after the date of a report by the United States Tariff Commission to the Secretary of the Treasury that it has determined that the said market price has been below 24 cents per pound for one calendar month. (d) After any report by the United States Tariff Commission to the Secretary of the Treasury as provided for in (b) above, the said market price shall be considered as not being below 24 cents per pound only on and after the 20th day after the date of a report by the said Commission to the said Secretary that It has determined that the said market price has been 24 cents or more per pound for one calendar month. (e) Determinations by the said Commission of the market price of electrolytic copper shall be based upon sources commonly resorted to by the buyers of copper In the usual channels of commerce. Including, but not limited to, quotations of the market price for electrolytic copper, in standard shapes and sizes, delivered Connecticut Valley, reported by the Engineering and Mining Journal's "Metal and Mineral Markets". 6. The deductions provided for in headnote 4 ( D I of part I of this schedule shall apply to cement copper and copper precipitates (item 612.02) subject to the conditions specified in headnote 4 of said part I.

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Rates of IXity 1-b Unwrought copper: 612.02 Cement copper and copper precipitates 612.03 Black copper, blister copper, and anode copper.. 612.05 Nickel silver 612.06

1.7<f per lb. on copper content (see headnote 6) 1.70 per lb. on 99.6^ of the copper content 1.7«! per lb. on copper content + 105^ ad val. 1.70 per lb. on copper content

20 per lb. on copper content (see headnote 6) 20 per lb. on 99.6% of the copper content 20 per lb. on copper content + 105^ ad val. 20 per lb. on copper content

40 per lb. on copper content (see headnote 6) hi per lb. on 99.6$^ of the copper content 40 per lb. on copper content + 205^ ad val. 4 0 per lb. on copper content

1.7* per lb. on 99.6^ of the copper content + 10^ ad val. 1.7* per lb. on 99.6^ of the copper content

20 per lb. on 99.65^ of the copper content + 109^ ad val. 20 per lb. on 99.6% of the copper content

40 per lb. on 99.6% of the copper content + 20% ad val. 40 per lb. on 99.6% of the copper content

Free

Free

Other 612.08

612.10

Copper waste and scrap: Nickel silver

Other

612.11

612.15

^

If the product of Cuba (except alloy waste and scrap) Master alloys: Phosphor-copper

612.17

Manganese-copper

612.20

Other

612.30 612.31 612.32

612.3'+ 612.35

Bars, plates, sheets, and strips, all the foregoing which are wrought, of copper, whether or not out, pressed, or stamped to nonroctangular shapes: Not cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular ape: Copper, other than alloys of copper: Clad plates and sheets Other: Bars and sheets; and strips in coils Plates, and strips in straight lengths Nickel silver: Clad plates and sheets Other: Bars, sheets, and strips

Plates

612.36

(s) = Suspended.

See general headnote 3(b).

(s)

(s)

20 per lb. 1.70 per lb. on copper on copper content + content + 30 per lb. 30 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 12.5% + 12.5% ad val. ad val. 1.50 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 205^ ad val. + 20% ad val.

40 per lb. on copper content + 30 per lb. 30 per lb. + 25% ad val. 30 per lb. + 23% ad val.

1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 24% ad val. + 24% ad val.

30 per lb. + 30% ad val

2.950 per lb.

3.250 per lb.: 6.50 per lb.

1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 22.5% + 22.5% ad val. ad val.

30 per lb.

1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 24% ad val. + 24% ad val.

30 per lb. + 30% ad val

20 per lb. 1.70 per lb. on copper on copper content + content + 30% ad val. 30% ad val. 1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 22.5% + 22.5% ad val. ad val.

40 per lb. on copper content + 30% ad val. 30 per lb. + 45% ad val.

+ ^5%

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1-b

612.38

Bars, plates, sheets, and strips, etc. (con.): Not cut, pressed, or stamped, etc. (con.): Brass: Clad plates and sheets Other

612.39

1.2750 per lb. + 245^ ad val. 1.70 per lb. on copper content + 2 0 per lb.

1.50 per lb. + 2 4 ^ ad val. 20 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb.

30 per lb. + 305^ ad val 40 per lb. on copper content + 4 0 per lb

Cupro-nickel: 612. to Clad plates and sheets 612. itl Other Other: Clad plates and sheets

612.43

Other: Bars and sheets

612.44

612.45

612.50

Plates and strips Cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangijlar shape: Copper, other than alloys of copper; nickel silver and cupro-nickel

612.52

Other

612.55 612.56

Copper powders and flakes: Flakes Powders

612.60 612.61

Wrought rods, of copper: Copper, other than alloys of copper Nickel silver

612.62

Brass

612.63

Cupro-nickel

612.64

Other

612.70

Wire, of copper: Nickel silver: Not metal coated or plated.

612.71

Metal coated or plated

612.72

Other: Not metal coated or plated.

612.73

Metal coated or plated

1.275« per lb. 1.50 per lb. 30 per lb. id val. + 2k% ad val. + 2 4 % ad val. 30 per lb. 1.50 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 22.5^ ad val. + 22.5% ad val. + h3% ad val. 1.2750 per lb. + 2 4 ^ ad val.

1.50 per lb. + 2 4 ^ ad val.

30 per lb. + 3 0 % ad val.

1.70 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 1 5 % ad val.

20 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val.

40 per lb. on copper content + 40 per lb. 30 per lb. + 4 5 % ad val

1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. 30 + 22.5% ad val. + 22.5?^ ad val, + 1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. 30 + 1 5 ^ ad val. + + 1 5 % ad val.

per 45% per 45%

lb. ad val. lb. ad val.

11.2750 per lb. 11.50 per lb. 170 per lb. 30 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 17.5S^ ad val. + 17-5/^ ad val. + 45S^ ad val.

2.950 per lb. 1.70 per lb. on copper content + 3 0 ^ ad val. 1.70 per lb. on copper content + 2 0 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 22.5^ ad val. 1.70 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb.

3.250 per lb. 20 per lb. on copper content + 3 0 % ad val. 20 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 22.5% ad val. 20 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb.

6.50 per lb. 40 per lb. on copper content + J,0% ad val. 40 per lb. on copper content + 40 per lb. 30 per lb. + 455^ ad val 40 per lb. on copper content + 4« per lb

1.70 per lb. on 20 per lb. on 40 per lb. on , copper content copper content copper content + 309^ ad val. + 3 0 % ad val. 3 0 % ad val 1.70 per lb. on 20 per lb. on 40 per lb. on , copper content copper content copper content + 0.10 per lb. + O.I0 per lb. + 0.20 per lb. + 3 0 ^ ad val. + 3 0 % ad val. + 3 0 % ad val. 1.70 per lb. on 20 per lb. on 40 per Lb. o.. copper content copper content copper content + 12.55^ ad val. + 12.55^ ad val. + Z3% ad val 1.70 per lb. on ! 20 per lb. on 40 per lb. on copper content i copper content copper content + 0.10 per lb. ' + 0.10 per lb. + 0.20 per lb. + 12.5^ ad val.! + 12.5% ad val. + 259^ ad val.

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Articles

1-a

612.80

1-b

2

Angles, shapes and sections, all the foregoing which are wrought, of copper: Copper, other than alloys of copper; nickel 1.50 per lb. 30 per lb. 1.275* per lb. + 22.5!^ ad val. + 22.556 ad val. + 4 5 ^ ad val. 40 per lb. on 1.7* per lb. on 20 per lb. on copper content copper content copper content + 120 per lb. + 60 per lb. + 60 per lb. 30 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 4556 ad val. + 1 5 ^ ad val. + 1 5 ^ ad val.

612.81

612.82

Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, pipe and tube fittings, all the foregoing of copper: Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor: Copper, other than alloys of copper: 5.20 per lb. 5.50 per lb. 6.20 per lb. 6.50 per lb. 1.50 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 22.55^ ad val. + 22.55^ ad val. 1.50 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 22.55^ ad val. + 22.556 ad val. 1.50 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 13% ad val. + 15% ad val.

613.02

613.03 613.04 613.06 613.08

110 per lb. 150 per lb. 30 per lb. + 4 5 ^ ad val. 30 per lb. + 4556 ad val. 30 per lb. + k3% ad val.

Other: 1.70 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb. 1.70 per lb. on copper content + 60 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. + 155^ ad val.

613.10

613.11

613.12

613.15

20 per lb. on copper content + 20 per lb. 20 per lb. on copper content + 60 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 1 5 ^ ad val.

40 per lb. on copper content + 80 per lb. 40 per lb. on oopper content + 120 per lb. 30 per lb. + 4 5 ^ ad val.

Fittings: Copper, other than alloys of copper; nickel 30 per lb. 1.2750 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + 22.5J^ ad val. + 22.5% ad val. + 4556 ad val. 1.2750 per lb. 30 per lb. 1.50 per lb. + h3% ad val. + 1 5 ^ ad val. + 1 5 % ad val.

613.16

Subpart D. - A l u m i n u m Subpart 0 headnotes: 1. This subpart covers aluminum. Its alloys, and their so-called basic shapes and forms and also • covers aluminum waste and scrap. 2, Alloys of aluminum: For the purposes of the tariff schedules, alloys of aluminum are metals In which the aluminum content Is, by weight, less than 99.0 percent, but not less than any other metallic element. Aluminum silicon Is an alloy of aluminum containing not less than 25 percent of silicon. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, the term "aluminum", wherever used In the tariff schedules. Includes alloys of aluminum. 3. For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms have the meanings Indicated: (a) Bars: Products of solid rectangular cross section, 0.25 Inch or more In thickness and over 0.375 inch but not over 12 Inches In width. In colls or cut to length.; and products of solid hexagonal or octagonal cross section, 0.375 inch or more In thickness (measuring the perpendicular distance between opposite faces) in coils, or of any thickness In straight lengths.

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(b) Rods: Products of solid round cross s e c H o n, which, if 0.375 Inch or more In diameter, are In colls or cut to length, and which. If under 0.375 Inch in diameter, are in straight lengths. (c) Plates, sheets, and strips; Products of solid rectangular cross section, in colls or cut to length, whether or not corrugated or crimped. Plates are 0.25 Inch or more In thickness and over 12 Inches In width; sheets and strip are under 0.25 but not under 0.006 Inch in thickness. (d( Wire: A product of solid round, rectangular, hexagonal, or octagonal cross section. In colls, whose diameter, width, or perpendicular distance between opposite faces is less than 0.375 Inch. (e) Angles, shapes, and sections: Products which do not conform completely to the respective definitions set forth in this headnote for bars, plates, sheets, strips, rods, or wire and do not Include any tubular products.

618. Oit 618.06

Unwrought aluminum: Of uniform cross-section throughout its length, the least cross-sectional dimension of which is not greater than 0.375 inch, in coils Other: Aluminum other than alloys of aluminum Alloys of aluminum: Aluminum silicon Other

618.10

Aluminum waste and scrap —'

1.50 per lb.

40 per lb.

618.15

Wrought rods of aluminum

2.50 per lb.

70 per lb.

618.17

Angles, shapes, and sections, all the foregoing which are wrought, of aluminum

Y)% ad val.

455^ ad val.

12.5% ad val. 0.10 per lb. + 12.55^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 0.20 per lb. + 2 5 ^ ad val.

2.50 per lb.

70 per lb.

2.50 per lb. 2 4 % ad val.

70 per lb. 3 0 % ad val.

618.01

618.02

618.20 618.22

Aluminum wire: Not coated or plated with metal Coated or plated with metal

2.50 per lb.

70 per lb.

1.250 per lb.

40 per lb.

2.1250 per lb. 1,250 per lb.

50 per lb. 40 per lb.

618.27 618.29

Bars, plates, sheets, and strip, all the foregoing which are wrought, of aluminum, whether or not cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shapes: Not clad Clad: Wholly of aluminum Other

618.1*0 618.42

Aluminum powders and flakes: Flakes Powders

5.10 per lb. 195^ ad val.

120 per lb. 4 5 % ad val.

618.45 618.47

Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, pipe and tube fittings, all the foregoing of aluminum: Hollow cast extrusion ingots Other

1.250 per lb. 1956 ad val.

40 per lb. h% ad val.

618.25

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Subpart E. - Nickel Subpart E headnotes: 1, This subpart covers nickel, its alloys, their so-called basic shapes and forms, and also includes nickel wasfe and scrap. 2, AIloys of nickel: For the purposes of the tariff schedules, alloys of nickel are metals in which the nickel content is, by weight, less than 99.0 percent, but not less than any other metallic element. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, the term "nickel". wherever used in the tariff schedules, includes alloys of nickel. 3, For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms have the meanings indicated: (a) Bars and plates: Products of solid rectangular cross section over 0.25 inch in thickness, in coils cr cut to length. Bars are not over 12 inches in width and plates are over 12 inches in width. (b) Sheets and strips: Products of solid rectangular cross section not over 0.25 inch but over 0.006 inch in thickness, in coils or cut to length, whether •r not corrugated or crimped. Sheets are over 14 inches in width; strips are over 0.5 inch but not over 14 inches in width. (c) Rods: Products of solid round, hexagonal or ocfagonal cross section which if over 0.375 inch in maximum cross-sectional dimension are in coils or cut to length, and which If not over 0.375 inch in maximum cross-sectional dimension are in straight lengths. (d) Wire: A non-tubular product of any crosssectional configuration, which if flat is in coils or straight lengths, not over 0.25 inch in thickness and not over 0.5 inch in width, and which if not flat is not o^er 0.575 inch in maximum crosssectional dimension and is in colls. (e) Angles, shapes, and sections: Products which do not conform completely to the respective definitions set forth in this headnote for bars, plates, sheets, strips, rods, or wire and do not include any tubular products.

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Item

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1

2

1.250 per lb.

30 per lb.

24$^ ad val.

3 0 % ad val.

lOS^ ad val. \k% ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

1 8 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val. 14$^ ad val. 18$^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

100 per lb. 1.25(8 per lb.

l40 per lb. 30 per lb.

6.25% ad val. 8.755^ ad val. 185^ ad val.

620.02

2 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

1 0 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val.

Bars, plates, sheets, and strip, all the foregoing wrought, of nickel, whether or not out, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shapes: Not cut, not pressed, and not stamped to nonrectangular shapes: 620.08 Other: 620.10 620.12 620.16

Cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular

Rods, angles, shapes, and sections, all the foregoing wrought, of nickel; nickel wire: Rods and wire: 620.20 620.22

Nickel powders and flakes: 620.30 620.32 Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, pipe and tube fittings, all the foregoing, of nickel: Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor: 620. ifO 620.42 620.46 620.50

Electro-plating anodes, wrought or cast, of nickel

Subpart F. - Tin Subpart F headnotes: 1. This subpart covers tin, its alloys, and their so-called basic shapes and forms, and also includes tin waste and scrap, 2. Alloys of tin: For the purposes of the tariff schedules, alloys of tin are metals in which the tin content is, by weight, less than 99.0 percent, but not less than any other metallic element. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, the term "tin", wherever used in the tariff schedules, includes alloys of tin. 5. For the purposes of this subpart, the fallowing terms have the meanings indicated: (a) Plates, sheets, and strips: Products of solid rectangular cross section, in colls or cut to length, whether or not corrugated or crimped. Plates are 0.25 inch or more in thickness and over 12 Inches in width; sheets and strips are under 0.25 Inch but not under 0.006 Inch in thickness. lb) Wire: A non-tubular product of any crosssectional configuration under 0.25 inch in maximum cross-sectional dimension, in colls. (cl Bars, rods, anales. shapes, and sections: Products which do not conform completely to the respective definitions set forth.In this headnote for plates, sheets, strips, or wire and do not Include any tubular products. X/ The duty on waste and scrap nas becu suspended to June 30, 1964. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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Unwrought tin: Free

Free

622.06

1..0625# per lb. on lead content Free

2.125* per lb. on lead content Free

622.10

Free

Free

12% ad val. 2k% ad val.

k3% ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

12.5^ ad val. 0.10 per lb. + 12.5S^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 0.20 per lb. + 2 5 % ad val.

12S^ ad val.

k3% ad val.

1 2 % ad val.

't5% ad val.

1 2 % ad val.

'f5% ad val.

622.02 622. O^t

•Alloys of tin: Containing, by weight, over 5 percent of

Plates, sheets, and strips, all the foregoing which are wrought, of tin, whether or not cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shapes: 622.15 622.17 Tin wire: 622.20 622.22

622.25

Bars, rods, angles, shapes, and sections, all the fore-

622.35 622. kO

Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, pipe and tube

Subpart G. - Lead Subpart G headnotes: 1. This subpart covers lead, its alloys, and their so-called basic shapes and forms, and also includes lead waste and scrap. 2. Allovs of lead: For the purposes of the tariff schedules, alloys of lead are metals in which the lead content is, by weight, less than 99.0 percent, but not less than any other metallic element. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, the term "lead". wherever used in the tariff schedules, includes alloys of lead. 3. For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms have the meanings indicated: (a) Plates, sheets, and strips: Products of solid rectangular cross section. In coils or cut to length, whether or not corrugated or crimped. Plates are 0.25 inch or more in thlcl<ness and over 12 Inches in width; sheets are under 0.25 inch but not under 0.006 inch In thickness and over 6 inches In width; strips are under 0.25 inch but not under 0.006 Inch in thickness and are not over 6 Inches in width. (b) Wire: A non-tubular product of any crosssectional configuration under 0.25 Inch in maximum cross-sectional dimension, in colls. (c) B^rs. rods, angles, shaoes. and sections: Products which do not conform completely to the respective definitions set forth in this headnote for plates, sheets, strips, or wire and do not Include any tubular products.

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Unwrought lead: —'

62k.02

1.06250 per lb. on 99.6^ of the lead content 1.06250 per lb. on lead content 1.06250 per lb. on 99.656 of the lead content

2.3750 per lb.

1.50 per lb.

60 per lb.

11.25S6 ad val. 2451$ ad val.

45X- ad val. 3 0 % ad val.

1.50 per lb. 11.255^ ad val.

60 per lb. k5% ad val.

1.50 per lb. 11.255^ ad val.

60 per lb. 4556 ad val.

1.31250 per lb.

2.3750 per lb.

1.50 per lb. 11.25% ad val.

60 per lb. k5% ad val.

1.50 per lb. 11.25^ ad val.

60 per lb. k3% ad val.

1.31250 per lb.

es't.o't

2.1250 per lb. on 99.65li of the lead content

1.31250 per lb.

62k.03

2.1250 per lb. on 99.6% of the lead content 2.1250 per lb. on lead content

2.3750 per lb.

1.50 per lb. 11.25^ ad val.

60 per lb. 4 5 ^ ad val.

Plates, sheets, and strips, all the foregoing which are wrought, of lead, whether or not cut, pressed, or stamped to nonreotaugular shapeal Not cut, not pressed, and not stamped to nonrectangular shapes: Plates and sheets: Not clad: 624.10 624.12

Of alloys of lead: Valued not over 13-1/3 cents

624.14

Valued over 13-1/3 cents per

624.16 624.18 624.20

Strips: Valued not over 13-1/3 cents per pound... Valued over 13-1/3 cents per pound Cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shapes:

624.22 624.24 Bars, rods, angles, shapes, and sections, all the foregoing which are wrought, of lead) lead wire: 624.30 Other: 624.32 624.34 Lead powder and flakes: 624.40 624.42 Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, pipe and tube fittings, all the foregoing of lead: 624.50 624.52 624.54

Of alloys of lead: Valued not over 13-1/3 cents per pound...

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Subpart H. - Zinc Subpart H headnotes: 1, This subpart covers zinc. Its alloys, and their basic shapes and forms, and also Includes zinc waste and scrap. 2, Allovs of zinc: For the purposes of the tariff schedules, alloys of zinc are metals In which zinc predominates by weight over each of the other metal components, and which contain one or more of the following elements In the quantity by weight, respectively indicated: over 1.8 percent of any one or more of the metals lead, cadmium, and iron, or over 0.5 percent of aluminum, or over 1.0 percent of copper, or over 0.08 percent of titanium, or over 0.1 percent of any other metallic eIemen t. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, the term "zinc". wherever used In the tariff schedules, includes alloys of zinc. 3, For the purposes of this subpart, the following terms have the meanings Indicated: (a) Plates, sheets, and strips: Products of solid rectangular cross section, In coils or cut to length, whether or not corrugated or crimped. Plates are 0,375 inch or more in thickness and over 12 inches in width; sheets and strips are under 0.375 inch but not under 0.006 inch in thickness. (b) Bars: Products of solid rectangular, hexagonal, or octagonal cross section, in coils or cut to length, which if rectangular are 0.375 Inch or more in thickness but not over 12 inches In width, and which if hexagonal or octagonal are 0.575 inch or more for the perpendicular distance between opposite faces. (c) Rods: Products of solid round cross section which if 0.575 inch or more in diameter are in coils or cut to length, and which If under 0.575 inch in diameter are in straight lengths. (d) Wire: A product of solid round cross section under 0.575 inch in diameter, in coils. (e) Angles, shapes, and sections: Producls which do not conform completely to the respective definitions set forth in this headnote for plates, sheets, strips, bars, rods, or wire and do not include any tubular products.

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626.02 626. Ct

Unwrought zinc: —' Other than alloys of zinc Alloys of zinc

0.7? per lb. 19% ad val.

1.75(8 per lb. k5% ad val.

626.10

Zinc waste and scrap —^

0.750 per lb.

1.50 per lb.

19% ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

10 per lb. 1.1250 per lb.

20 per lb. 2.250 per lb.

1 9 ^ ad val. 1 9 ^ ad val. 2k% ad val.

k3% ad val. 4 5 ^ ad val. 30$^ ad val.

12.5$^ ad val. O.I0 per lb. + 12.5% ad val.

255^ ad val. 0.20 per lb. 255^ ad val.

626.22 626.24

Plates, sheets, and strip, all the foregoing which are wrought, of zinc, whether or not cut, pressed, or stamped to nonrectangular shapes: Not clad: Other than alloys of zinc: Not cut, not pressed, and not stamped to nonrectangular shapes: Rolled in one direction only Rolled and cross rolled: Not coated or plated with metal Coated or plated with metal.... Cut, stamped, or pressed to nonrectangular shapes Alloys of zinc Clad

626.30 626.31

Zinc wire: Not coated or plated with metal Coated or plated with metal

626.15 626.17 626.18 626.20

626.35

626. itO 626. it2 626. it5

Bars, rods, angles, shapes and sections, all the foregoing which are wrought, of zinc

1 9 ^ ad val.

Zinc powders and flakes: Dust Other

0.70 per lb. 1 9 ^ ad val.

Pipes and tubes and blanks therefor, pipe and tube fittings, all the foregoing of zinc

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1.750 per lb. 4 5 % ad val.

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Subpart J. - B e r y l l i u m, Columbium, G e r m a n i u m, Hafnium, Indium, M a g n e s i u m, Molybdenum, Rhenium, Tantalum, Titanium, Tungsten, Uranium, and Zirconium Subpart J headnotes: 1. This subpart covers rhe metals b e r y l l i u m, columbium, germanium, hafnium, indium, magnesium, molybdenum, rhenium, tantalum, t i t a n i u m, tungsten, uranium, and zirconium, and their a l l o y s, unwrought and wrought, and also includes the waste and scrap of these metals, 2. A I 1 by s • For the purposes of the t a r i f f • schedules, alloys of each of the base metals provided for in this subpart are metals In which the content of the respective base metal i s, by weight, less than 99.0 percent, but not less than any other metallic element. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, a reference to one of the base metals by name, wherever used in the t a r i f f schedules, includes alloys of such base metal.

Beryllium, unwrought and wrought; beryllium waste and scrap: , Unwrought, and waste and s c r a p —' Wrought

17?^ ad val. 1 8 % ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val. k5% ad val.

628.17 628.20

Columbium, unwrought and wrought; columbium waste and scrap: Unwrought, other than alloys; and waste and scrap 1/ Unwrought, alloys Wrought

105^ ad val. 1551^ ad val. 185^ ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 25S^ ad val. 4551^ ad val.

628.25 628.30

Germanium, unwrought and wrought; germanium waste and scrap: , Unwrought, and waste and scrap —' Wrought

10.5% ad val. 185^ ad val.

255^ ad val. k5% ad val.

628.35 628.40

Hafnium, unwrought and wrought; hafnium waste and scrap: Unwrought, and waste and scrap 1/ Wrought

10.5S^ ad val. 1 8 % ad val.

25ii^ ad val. k5% ad val.

626.k5 628.50

Indium, unwrought and wrought; indium waste and scrap: Unwrought, and waste and scrap 1/ Wrought

10.5% ad val. 1 8 ^ ad val.

255^ ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

628.55

Magnesium, unwrought and wrought; magnesium waste and scrap: Unwrought, other than alloys; and waste and kO% ad val. l6e per lb. on magnesium content + S% ad val. 13'50 per lb. on magnesium content + 7% ad val.

lOOS^ ad val. kOt per lb. on magnesium content + 20i ad val. kOi per lb. on magnesium content + 205^ ad val.

628.05 628.10

628.15

scrap 1/ 628.57

Unwrought, alloys

628.59

Wrought

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628. •?o 628.72

628.7'+

Molybdenum, unwrought and wrought; molybdenum waste and scrap: , / Waste and scrap —' Unwrought

Wrought

628.90 628.95

Rhenium, unwrought and wrought; rhenium waste and scrap: Unwrought, and waste and scrap \/ Wrought

629.05

Z\% ad val. 20e per lb. on molybdenum content + 65^ ad val. 25-SS^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 500 per lb. on molybdenum cont(nt + X% ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

10.556 ad val. \i>% ad val.

2 5 % ad val, k% ad val.

1056 ad val. 15^ ad val. 18% ad val.

2% ad val. 2 5 ^ ad val. h% ad val.

2096 ad val. \^% ad val.

2 5 % ad val. h% ad val.

'+20 per lb. on tungsten content 12.5% ad val.

600 per lb. on tungsten content 2 5 % ad val.

2 1 ^ ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

hZt per lb. on tungsten content 2 5 % ad val. 2 1 % ad val. 25.5% ad val.

600 per lb. on tungsten content 5 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

kZt per lb. on tungsten content 12.5% ad val.

600 per lb. on tungsten content 2 5 % ad val.

25.5% ad val. 2 5. 5 % ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val.

'+5% ad val.

12.5% ad val. 1 5 % ad val. 1 8 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val. h% ad val.

Tantalum, unwrought and wrought; tantalum waste and scrap: Unwrought, other than alloys; and waste and

scrap \/ 629.07 629.10

629.15 629.20

629.25

629.26

629.28

629.29 629.30 629.32

Unwrought alloys Wrought Titanium, unwrought and wrought; titanium waste and scrap: - /, Unwrought, and waste and scrap -' Wrought Tungsten, unwrought and wrought; tungsten waste and scrap: Waste and scrap: Containing by weight not over 50 percent of tungsten

Containing by weight over 50 percent of tungsten Unwrought: Other than alloys: Lumps, grains, and powders

Ingots and shot Other Alloys: Containing by weight not over 5 0 percent of tungsten

Containing by weight over 5O percent of tungsten

629.33 629.35 629.50

Wrought Uranium, wrought and unwrought; uranium waste and

scrap X/

629.60 629.62 629.65

Zirconium, wrought and unwrought; zirconium waste and scrap: Unwrought, other than alloys; and waste and scrap 2 / Unwrought alloys Wrought

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Subpart K. - Other Base Metals Subpart K headnotes: 1. This subpart covers base metals not provided for i subparts 8 through J of this part, and their n alloys, wrought and unwrought, and also includes the waste and.scrap of such base metals. This subpart does not cover ferrocerium and other pyrophoric alloys (see part 9A of schedule 7). 2. Alloys: For the ourposes of the tariff schedules, alloys of each of the base metals provided for i this subpart are metals i which the n n content of the respective base metal is, by weight, less than 99.C percent, but not less than any other metallic element. In the absence of context which requires otherwise, a reference to one of the base metals by name, wherever used i the tariff schedn ules, includes alloys of such base metal.

Other base metals, unwrouglit, and waste and scrap of such metals: , Other than alloys; and waste and scrap: —' 20 per lb. 2.50 per lb. 10% ad val. 1.875% ad val. 10% ad val. 3.750 per lb. 15% ad val. 10.5% ad val. Free 10.5% ad val. 1.8750 per lb. + 15% ad val. 250 per lb.

632.43

10.5% ad val. 10% ad val. 8% ad val. 10.5% ad val. 12.5% ad val. 10% ad val.

20 per lb. 18% ad val.

20 per lb. 45% ad val.

1.06250 per lb. on lead content 18% ad val.

2.1250 per lb. on lead content 45% ad val.

Containing by weight over 99.7 percent ad ad ad ad ad ad

val. val. val. val. val. val.

Alloys of base metals: Alloys of antimony: Containing by weight 83 percent or more

632.62 632.64

25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25%

Silicon: Containing by weight not over 99.7

632.46 632.48 632.50 632.52 632.58 632.60

80 per lb. on silicon content

Rare-earth metals (including scandium and

632.40 632.42

25% ad val. Free

40 per lb. on silicon content

632.34 632.38

20 per lb. 60 per lb. 25% ad val. 7.5?^ ad val. 25% ad val. 150 per lb. 25% ad val. 30% ad val. Free 25% ad val. 1.8750 per lb. + 15% ad val. 250 per lb.

10.5% ad val. Free

632.02 632.04 632.06 632.10 632.12 . 632.14 632.16 632.18 632.20 632.24 632.32

Alloys of bismuth: Containing by weight not less than 30

632.66

1/ The duty on waste and scrap has been suspended to June 30, 1964. See Appendix to Tariff Schedules.

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289

Rates of Duty

632.68

632.78 632.79 632.84 633.00

Other base metals, unwrought, etc. (con.): Alloys of base metals (con.): Alloys of barium, boron, calcium, strontium, thorium, or vanadium. Alloys of rare-earth metals (including scandium and yttrium): Alloys wholly or almost wholly of rareearth metals (misch metal) Other Other alloys, unwrought Other base me tals, wrought

1 5 ^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val.

$1 per Si per 12.5^ l8S6 ad

$2 per lb. S2 per lb. + 2 5 ^ ad val. 455^ ad val.

lb. lb. + ad val. val.

1 8 % ad val.

k3% ad val.

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291 Rates of Duty

PART

3. - M E T A L

PRODUCTS

Part 3 headnotes: I.

For the purposes of this part — (a) "wire" is deemed to be a base-metal product which conforms to the respective cross-sectional measurements for base-metal wires in part 2, whether or not conforming otherwise to the specifications set forth therein. In the provisions of this part which describe wire in terms of its cross-sectionaI dimension, the dimension specified is that of such wire without Its metal coating, if any.

Subpart A. - Metallic Containers Subpart A headnotes: 1. The provisions in this subpart for containers Include such containers whether or not equipped with fittings such as taps, valves, level gauges, and manometers. This subpart, however, does not include(I) containers with provision made for circulating heating or cooling fluids between the walls, or with mechanical or thermal equipment such as agitators, heating or cooling colls, or electrical elements (see parts 4 and 5 of this schedule); (II) luggage, handbags, or flat goods (see part ID of schedule 7); (lil) furniture (see part 4 of schedule 71; (iv) cases for musical instruments (see part 3B of schedule 7); or (v) articles of precious metal or rolled precious metal, or articles coated or plated with precious metal. 2. General principles with respect to containers are set forth in headnote 6 of the General Headnotes. Special classification provisions relating to substantial containers suitable for reuse are Included In parts IC and 5C of schedule 8.

640.05

e^to-io

6'+0.20

e^to.as 6't0.3O

Metal pressure containers designed and used for the transport and storage of compressed gases: Of stainless steel Other Drums, flasks, casks, cans, boxes, lift vans, and other containers (except pressure containers In items 640.05 and 640.10 and collapsible tubes in item 640.40), all the foregoing, of base metal, chieflyused in the packing, transporting, or marketing of goods: Of stainless steel Of aluminum and having a capacity of not over 5 gallons Other

25-555 O - 64 - 20

155^ ad val. 1056 ad val.

35i^ ad val. 25S6 ad val.

15^ ad val.

35S6 ad val.

19^ ad val. lojl! ad val.

45i^ ad val. 25!^ ad val.

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292

Rates of Duty

Item

Articles

2

1 6'+0.35

Reservoirs, tanks, vats, and other containers, all the foregoing, of metal, having a capacity over 75 gallons and ordinarily installed as fixtures in industrial plants or elsewhere for storage or manufacturing use..

4 5 % ad val.

1 2 ^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

Free

Free

lk% ad val. 2 0 % ad val. 1 5 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

1.10 per lb.

4.5? per lb.

13.5% ad val. 8.5^ ad val.

6'tO.'tO

13.55^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

1 5 % ad val. 19% ad val.

3 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 3 5 % ad val.

7 5 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

Subpart B. - Wire Cordage; Wire Screen, Netting and Fencing; Bale Ties Subpart B headnote: 1.

This subpart does not cover — (i) articles of precious metal or rolled precious metal, or articles coated or plated with precious ne t a 1; (ii) i n s u l a t e d e l e c t r i c c o n d u c to r s o r uninsulated electric conductors s p e c i a l l y provided for in part 5 of t h i s s c h e d u l e; (iii) textile articles of m e t a l l i c yarns; (iv) reinforced or laminated plastics Isee part I2A of schedule 7); (v) asbestos, ceramics, or glass products containing a wire netting (see schedule 51; or (vil building papers or felts reinforced with wire (see part 48 of schedule 2).

6't2.02 Strands, ropes, cables, and cordage, all the foregoing, of wire, whether or not out to length, and whether or not fitted with hooks, swivels, clamps, clips. thimbles, sockets, or other fittings or made u p into slings, cargo nets, or similar articles: Not fitted with fittings and not made up into articles: Not covered with textile or other nonmetallic material: Wire strand: 6^+2.06 6't2.08 642.10

642.12 642. l t ^ 642.16 642.18 642.20

642.25 642.27

Ropes, cables, and cordage other than wire strand: Valued under 13 cents per pound Valued 13 cents or more per pound:

Covered with textile or other nonmetallic Fitted with fittings, or made up into articles Cylinder wires, suitable for use in paper-making machines (whether or not parts of, or fitted or attached to, such machines), and woven-wire cloth suitable for use in the manufacture of Fourdrinier wires or cylinder wires suitable for use in papermaking machines: Having more than 55 meshes per lineal inch in

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293 Rates of IXity

Item

Articles

2

1 6't2.30

Fourdrinier wires, seamed or not seamed, suitable for use in paper-making machines (whether or not parts 5 0 ^ ad val.

0.25? per lb.

0.50 per lb.

2 1 % ad val. 25.5% ad val.

5 0 % ad val. 6 0 % ad val.

0.75(S per sq. ft. + 5% ad val.

10 per sq. ft. + 1 0 % ad val.

1 5 % ad val.

3 5 % ad val.

Valued not over 7-5 cents per

0.750 per sq. ft. + 1.2750 per lb.

10 per sq. ft. + 3* per lb.

Valued over T.'^ cents per

1.2750 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 2 5 % ad val.

0.750 per sq. ft.

10 per sq. ft.

1 0 % ad val.

2 5 % ad val.

2.1250 per sq. ft. + 5% ad val.

4.250 per sq. ft. 1 0 % ad val.

15% ad val.

5 0 % ad val.

2.1250 per sq. ft. + 1.275* per lb.

4.250 per sq. ft. + 30 per lb.

1.2750 per lb. + 1 0 % ad val.

30 per lb. + 4 0 % ad val.

2.1250 per sq. ft.

4.250 per sq. ft.

1 0 % ad val.

642.35

7 5 % ad val.

4 0 % ad val.

3 0 % ad val. 1.2750 per lb. + 2 5 % ad val. 2 5 % ad val.

6 0 % ad val. 30 per lb. + 5 0 % ad val. 5 0 % ad val.

Galvanized wire fencing wholly of round iron or steel wire measuring not over 0.20 inch and not under 0.08 inch in diameter, whether or not such wire is

Cloth, gauze, fabric, screen, netting, and fencing, all the foregoing not specially irovided for, of wire, whether in rolls, in endless bands, or in lengths, and whether or not cut to shape: Not cut to shape: Woven (but of other than simple warp and weft construction) and composed wholly or in substantial part of wire measuring under 0.08 inch in maximum cross-sectional dimension: 642.45 642.47

642.50

642.52

Woven (of simple warp and weft construction): With meshes not finer than 30 wires to the lineal inch in warp or filling: Of stainless steel: Valued not over 7-5 cents per

Valued over 7.5 cents per Of copper:

642.54

642.56

642.58

Other:

642.60

Valued not over 7-5 cents per Valued over 7.5 cents per

642.62

With meshes finer than 30 but not finer than 90 wires to the lineal inch in warp or filling: Of stainless steel: Valued not over 21.25 cents

642.64

Valued over 21.25 cents per

642.66

Of copper: Valued not over 21.25 cents

642.68

Valued over 21.25 cents per

642.70

Other: Valued not over 21.25 cents

642.72

Valued over 21.25 cents per With meshes finer than 90 wires to the lineal inch in warp or filling:

642.74 642.76 642.78

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Rates of Duty

642.80

6kZ.S,2 6^+2.85 642.87

642.90

642.91 642.93

642.96

642.97

Cloth, gauze, fabric, screen, etc. (con.): Not cut to shape (con.): Other: Of iron or steel Other Cut to shape: Of copper

195^ ad val. 16% ad val.

45% ad val. 45% ad val.

1.275* per lb, 13.55^ ad val. 14% ad val.

30 per lb. + 35% ad val. 35% ad val.

Bale ties, of iron or steel, with or without buckles or fastenings and whether or not coated with paint or other substance: Made from wire: Single loop ties, made of round wire over 0.055 but not over 0.082 inch in diameter, and 7«5 or more but not over 10.5 feet in length Other Made from strip

Free 19% ad val. 0.05? per lb.

Free 45% ad val. 0.250 per lb.

Milliners' wire and other wire covered with textile or other material not wholly of metal: Galvanized wire wholly of round iron or steel wire measuring not over 0.20 inch and not under 0.08 inch in diameter, if covered with plastics Other

0.25e per lb. 15% ad val.

0.50 per lb. 35% ad val.

3?

5.50 per lb.

Other

Subpart C. - Metal Leaf and Foil; Metallics

644.02 644.06 644.08 644.09 644.11 644.12 644.15 644.17 644.18 644.20 644.22 644.24 644.26 644.28 644.30 644.32

Base metal foil (whether or not embossed, cut to shape, perforated, etched, coated, printed, colored, decorated, or backed with paper or equivalent backing) not over 0.006 inch in thickness (excluding any coating or backing): Not backed and not cut to shape: Copper foil Aluminum foil: Etched capacitor foil Other: Not over 0.00035 inch in thickness: Valued not over 55 cents per pound Valued over 55 cents per pound pound Over 0.00035 inch in thickness: Valued not over 55 cents per pound Valued over 55 cents per pound Tin foil Lead foil: Valued not over 13-1/3 cents per pound... Valued over 13-1/3 cents per pound Zinc foil Other foil Cut to shape, but not backed: Copper foil Aluminum foil Lead foil Zinc foil Other foil

per lb.

17% ad val.

40% ad val.

110 per lb.

220 per lb.

20% ad val.

40% ad val.

9.25(8 per lb.

220 per lb.

17% ad val. 35% ad val.

40% ad val. 35% ad val.

1.50 per lb. 11.25% ad val. 19% ad val. 18% ad val.

30 per 45% ad 45% ad 45% ad

1.2750 per lb. 20% ad val. 19% ad val. 11.25% ad val. 19% ad val. 18% ad val.

30 per lb. + 45% ad val. 45% ad val. 45% ad val. 45% ad val. 45% ad val.

lb. val. val. val.

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644.36 644.38

644.40 644.42

644.46 644.48

644.52 644.56 644.60

644.64

644.68

644.72 644.76

644.80

644.84

644.88 644.92

644.95

644.98

BaBe metal foil, etc. (con.): Backed, whether or not cut to shape: Covered or decorated with a character, design, fancy effect, or pattern: Copper foil Other foil Other: Copper foil Other foil

Precious metal leaf, whether unmounted or mounted on paper or equivalent backing: Gold leaf: Unmounted: Leaves not over 11.40 square inches in area Leaves over 11,40 square inches in area Mounted Silver leaf Platinum leaf Base metal, in leaf: Aluminum, in leaf: Powder or flakes, in leaf: Leaves not over 30.25 square inches in area Leaves over 30.25 square inches in area Other: Leaves not over 30.25 square inches in area Leaves over 30.25 square inches in area Copper, in leaf: Powder or flakes, in leaf: Leaves not over 30.25 square inches in area Leaves over 30.25 square inches in area Other: Leaves not over 30.25 square inches in area Leaves over 30.25 square inches in area.

5.250 per lb. %% ad val. 40 per lb. + 856 ad val.

80 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 5 0 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

3.250 per lb. 8$^ ad val. 20 per lb. + 8% ad val.

80 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val. 50 per lb. + 2 0 % ad val.

82.50 per 100 leaves

82.50 per 100 leaves.

82.50 for each I,l40 sq. in. 6.750 per 100 sq. in. + 2 5 ^ ad val. 50 per 100 leaves 405^ ad val.

82.50 for each I,l40 sq. in. 6.750 per 100 sq. in. + 2 5 % ad val. 50 per 100 leaves 6 5 % ad val.

60 per 100 leaves + 1 0 % ad val.

60 per 100 leaves + 1 0 % ad val.

60 for each 3,025 sq. in. + 1 0 ^ ad val.

60 for each 3,025 sq. i n. + 10% ad val.

30 per 100 leaves

60 per 100 leaves

30 for each 3.025 sq. in.

60 for each 3,025 sq. in.

60 per 100 leaves + lOS^ ad val.

60 per 100 leaves + 1 0 % ad val.

60 for each 3,025 sq. in. + 1 0 % ad val.

60 for each 3,025 sq. in. + 1 0 % ad val.

4.50 per 100 leaves 4.50 for each 3,025 sq. in.

60 per 100 leaves 60 for each 3,025 sq. in.

Embossing and stamping materials comprised of metallic powder or flakes, or pigments, mounted on paper or similar backing, and releasable from the backing by means of heat and pressure

0.30 per 100 sq. in.

0.3750 per 100 sq. in.

Metallic flitters.

13.250 per lb.

13.250 per lb.

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296

Rates of Duty

Subpart D. - Nails, Screws, Bolts, and Other Fasteners; Locks; Builders' Hardware; Furniture, Luggage, and Saddlery Hardware Subpart D h e a d note s: I. The provisions o f t h i s subpart do not c o v e r articles c o a t e d or p l a t e d w i t h p r e c i o u s m e t a l s u n less such articles a r e s p e c i f i c a l l y i n c l u d e d therein.

646.04 646.06

Thumb tacks: Of two or more pieces of iron or steel, whether or not having heads coated or covered with plastics or other material Of copper Other

3.20 per lb 16% ad val. 0.90 per lb.

4.50 per lb. 45$^ ad val. 0.90 per lb.

646.15 646.17

Drive pins, studs, and other fasteners, all the foregoing, whether threaded or not threaded, suitable for use in powder-actuated hand tools: Not threaded Threaded

0.250 per lb. 15.5$^ ad val.

0.70 per lb. 45S^ ad val.

646.20

Staples in strip form

10 per lb.

20 per lb.

646.22

Corrugated fasteners, glaziers' points, hook nails, and ring nails

6^*6.02

646.25 646.26

646.27 646.28 646.30 646.32 646.34 646.36

646.40 646.41 646.42

646.45 646.47

Brads, nails, spikes, staples, and tacks, all the foregoing, not described in the foregoing provisions of this subpart, of base metal: Of iron or steel (except articles with heads of of nonferrous metals): Of one piece construction: Made of round wire: \ Under 1 inch in length artd under 0.065 inch in diameter 1 inch or more in length and 0.065 inch or more in diameter... Cut: Not over 2 inches in lehgth Over 2 inches in length Other Of two or more pieces Of copper Other

4 5 ^ ad val.

0.50 per lb.

0.750 per lb.

0.20 per lb.

0.40 per lb.

i>% ad val. 0.20 per lb. 1.20 per lb. 3.20 per lb. 165^ ad val. 1 9 % ad val.

1556 ad val. 0.40 per lb. 1.50 per lb. 4.50 per lb. 4 5 ^ ad val. kjt ad val.

Rivets of base metal: Of iron or steel and not brightened, not lathed, and not machined Other

0.50 per lb. l 4 ^ ad val.

10 per lb. 4 5 % ad val.

Cotters, cotter pins, and fasteners or holders (except nuts) used with screws, bolts, or studs, all the foregoing of base metal

195^ ad val.

45S^ ad val.

Furniture glides of base metal: Of two or more pieces of iron or steel Other

3.60 per lb. 1 5 $ ad val. 91

4.50 per lb. 4 5 % ad val.

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297 Rates of Duty

646.49 646.51 646.53

646.54 646.56 646.57 646.58

646.60 646.63

646.65 646.70 646.72

646.74 646.75 646.76 646.77 646.78

Wood screws (including lag screws or bolts) of base metal: Of iron or steel Other: Having shanks or threads not over 0.12 inch in diame ter Having shanks or threads over 0.12 inch in diame ter Bolts, nuts, studs and studding, screws, and washers (including bolts and their nuts imported in the same shipment, and assembled bolts or screws and washers, with or without nuts); screw eyes, screw hooks and screw rings; turnbuckles, all the foregoing not described in the foregoing provisions of this subpart, of base metal: Of iron or steel: Bolts and bolts and their nuts imported in the same shipment Nuts Studs and studding Screws: Machine screws 0.375 inch or more in length and 0.125 inch or more in diameter (not including cap screws)... Other: Having shanks or threads not over 0.24 inch in diameter Having shanks or threads over 0.24 inch in diameter Washers: Spiral and other lock washers Other Assembled bolts or screws and washers; screw eyes, screw hooks and screw rings; turnbuckles Of other base metal: Bolts, nuts, screws, and washers (including bolts and their nuts imported in the same shipment): Muntz or yellow metal bolts Other: Having shanks, threads, or holes not over 0.24 inch in diameter... Having shanks, threads, or holes over 0.24 inch in diameter Studs and studding Assembled bolts or screws and washers; screw eyes, screw hooks and screw rings; turnbuckles

12.55^ ad val.

2 5 ^ ad val.

23.55^ ad val.

4 5 ^ ad val.

18% ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

0.50 per lb. 0.30 per lb. 14.55^ ad val.

1$ per lb. 0.60 per lb. 4 5 % ad val.

0.30

10 per lb.

per lb.

22.55^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

13% ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

2 0 % ad val. 0.30 per lb.

3 5 % ad val. 0.60 per lb.

4 5 % ad val.

3t

per lb.

6.50 per lb.

23-5^ ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

l&% ad val. 16% ad val.

4 5 % ad val. 4 5 % ad val.

4 5 % ad val.

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