About HS Code 810430
This HS code specifically targets processed forms of magnesium, such as raspings, turnings, granules, and powders, which are graded by size. These forms are highly valued in international trade for their specific industrial applications, particularly in pyrotechnics, chemical synthesis, and as reducing agents in metallurgy. Unlike bulk scrap, these materials are often produced to precise specifications, making them ready for direct use in manufacturing processes. Key importers are countries with advanced chemical industries, specialized metallurgical plants, and defense sectors. Exporters typically include nations with primary magnesium production facilities or sophisticated recycling operations capable of processing and grading magnesium to high standards. The trade emphasizes material purity, particle size distribution, and packaging to prevent oxidation or ignition, which are critical factors for safe handling and effective application. The market for these graded forms is distinct from raw magnesium or general scrap, reflecting their higher value-added processing.
Products Under This Code
Magnesium powder (fine grade), Magnesium granules (coarse grade), Magnesium turnings (machining waste), Magnesium raspings, Atomized magnesium powder, Flaked magnesium, Magnesium chips (graded)
Real World Examples
Pyrotechnic magnesium powder, Grignard reagent magnesium turnings, Desulfurization magnesium granules, Anode protection magnesium powder, Flare component magnesium powder
Common Misclassification
This code is distinct from 810420 (Magnesium; waste and scrap) because the materials here are specifically processed and graded, not just raw scrap, and from 280530 (Rare-earth metals, scandium and yttrium, of even purity; mercury) if mistakenly identified as other metal powders.
Products Classified Under 8104.30
Industry
This code belongs to the Metals & Metal Products industry.
Trade Overview
China, USA, and Germany are significant players in both importing and exporting these specialized magnesium forms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HS code 810430?
HS code 810430 covers: Magnesium; raspings, turnings and granules, graded according to size, powders. This HS code specifically targets processed forms of magnesium, such as raspings, turnings, granules, and powders, which are graded by size. These forms are highly valued in international trade for their specific industrial applications, particularly in pyrotechnics, chemical synthesis, and as reducing agents in metallurgy. Unlike bulk scrap, these materials are often produced to precise specifications, making them ready for direct use in manufacturing processes. Key importers are countries with advanced chemical industries, specialized metallurgical plants, and defense sectors. Exporters typically include nations with primary magnesium production facilities or sophisticated recycling operations capable of processing and grading magnesium to high standards. The trade emphasizes material purity, particle size distribution, and packaging to prevent oxidation or ignition, which are critical factors for safe handling and effective application. The market for these graded forms is distinct from raw magnesium or general scrap, reflecting their higher value-added processing.
What products fall under HS code 810430?
Magnesium powder (fine grade), Magnesium granules (coarse grade), Magnesium turnings (machining waste), Magnesium raspings, Atomized magnesium powder, Flaked magnesium, Magnesium chips (graded)
What are common misclassifications for HS code 810430?
This code is distinct from 810420 (Magnesium; waste and scrap) because the materials here are specifically processed and graded, not just raw scrap, and from 280530 (Rare-earth metals, scandium and yttrium, of even purity; mercury) if mistakenly identified as other metal powders.
How is HS code 810430 structured?
HS code 810430 is a 6-digit subheading under the Harmonized System. The first 2 digits (81) identify the chapter, digits 3-4 (04) identify the heading, and digits 5-6 (30) specify the subheading. This code is standardized globally by the World Customs Organization.