HS Code Subheading

Glass fibres; closed woven fabrics, plain weave, of yarns, coated or laminated, (other than rovings)

7019.64 Subheading
Section XIII — Articles of stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, mica or similar materials; ceramic products; glass and glassware

About HS Code 701964

This category includes closed woven fabrics of glass fiber yarns, specifically those with a plain weave, that have been further processed by coating or lamination. The coating or lamination provides enhanced properties such as improved adhesion to resins, flame retardancy, UV resistance, or electrical insulation. These advanced fabrics are critical in demanding applications where standard glass fabrics are insufficient. Key sectors include construction (architectural membranes, roofing), industrial insulation, fire protection, and specialized electronics. Countries with strong chemical processing and advanced manufacturing capabilities are typically the main importers and exporters. When trading these goods, it's essential to understand the type of coating or laminate (e.g., PTFE, silicone, acrylic, aluminum foil), its thickness, and its impact on the fabric's performance characteristics, as these factors significantly influence the product's value and suitability for specific end-uses.

Products Under This Code

PTFE coated glass fabric, Silicone coated glass cloth, Acrylic coated glass fabric, Aluminum laminated glass fabric, Fire-resistant glass fabric, Insulating glass fabric, Architectural glass membranes

Real World Examples

Saint-Gobain SHEERFILL Architectural Fabric, Taconic PTFE Coated Glass Fabric, Sefar Architectural Mesh, Fothergill Coated Fabrics, Nitto Denko Coated Glass Cloth

Common Misclassification

This code is differentiated from 701963 by the presence of a coating or lamination. It can also be confused with 701969 if the "plain weave" and "closed woven" aspects are not strictly adhered to, as 701969 is a general "fabrics n.e.c." category.

Products Classified Under 7019.64

Industry

This code belongs to the Automotive & Vehicles industry.

Trade Overview

Germany, the USA, and China are significant in the trade of these coated and laminated glass fiber fabrics, driven by their advanced industrial and construction sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HS code 701964?

HS code 701964 covers: Glass fibres; closed woven fabrics, plain weave, of yarns, coated or laminated, (other than rovings). This category includes closed woven fabrics of glass fiber yarns, specifically those with a plain weave, that have been further processed by coating or lamination. The coating or lamination provides enhanced properties such as improved adhesion to resins, flame retardancy, UV resistance, or electrical insulation. These advanced fabrics are critical in demanding applications where standard glass fabrics are insufficient. Key sectors include construction (architectural membranes, roofing), industrial insulation, fire protection, and specialized electronics. Countries with strong chemical processing and advanced manufacturing capabilities are typically the main importers and exporters. When trading these goods, it's essential to understand the type of coating or laminate (e.g., PTFE, silicone, acrylic, aluminum foil), its thickness, and its impact on the fabric's performance characteristics, as these factors significantly influence the product's value and suitability for specific end-uses.

What products fall under HS code 701964?

PTFE coated glass fabric, Silicone coated glass cloth, Acrylic coated glass fabric, Aluminum laminated glass fabric, Fire-resistant glass fabric, Insulating glass fabric, Architectural glass membranes

What are common misclassifications for HS code 701964?

This code is differentiated from 701963 by the presence of a coating or lamination. It can also be confused with 701969 if the "plain weave" and "closed woven" aspects are not strictly adhered to, as 701969 is a general "fabrics n.e.c." category.

How is HS code 701964 structured?

HS code 701964 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (70) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (19) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (64) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.