Product Classification Guide

HS Code for Glass profiles

7003.30 Glass; cast glass and rolled glass, profiles, not otherwise worked
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HS code 7003.30 is designated for glass profiles that are produced through the casting or rolling process and have not been further worked. In the context of the Harmonized System, "profiles" refers to glass that has a uniform cross-section along its entire length, such as U-shaped, L-shaped, or T-shaped sections. These are typically used in structural applications, such as translucent walls or partitions, where the shape provides inherent rigidity. The classification requires that the glass has not been toughened, laminated, or otherwise processed beyond the initial forming stage. The manufacturing process involves passing molten glass between rollers or through a die to achieve the desired profile. This subheading is part of heading 7003, which covers cast and rolled glass. The distinction between profiles and flat sheets is critical; profiles must possess a non-flat cross-section that is maintained throughout the piece. If the glass is worked after the initial casting (for example, by grinding or polishing), it may still remain under this heading unless the working transforms it into a product covered by a more specific code.

Products Included

  • U-shaped cast glass channels for structural glazing
  • L-shaped rolled glass sections for architectural partitions
  • T-section cast glass for industrial applications
  • Corrugated cast glass profiles
  • Ribbed rolled glass sections not otherwise worked

Common Misclassification

Glass profiles are often confused with drawn or blown glass profiles, which fall under heading 7004. The distinction lies in the manufacturing method (cast/rolled vs. drawn/blown). Another common error is classifying tempered glass profiles under 7003.30; however, once glass is toughened or tempered, it must be classified under heading 7007. Similarly, if the profiles are framed or incorporated into other articles, they may move to heading 7013 or 7020. It is also important to distinguish these from float glass (7005), which is always flat and does not include shaped profiles.

FAQ

What is the HS code for glass profiles?

The HS code for cast or rolled glass profiles that have not been further worked is 7003.30.

Are tempered glass profiles included in this code?

No, tempered or safety glass profiles are classified under HS code 7007.19 or 7007.29, depending on whether they are toughened or laminated.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HS code for Glass profiles?

The HS code for Glass profiles is 700330 (Glass; cast glass and rolled glass, profiles, not otherwise worked).

How do I classify Glass profiles for customs?

Glass profiles is classified under HS code 700330 — Glass; cast glass and rolled glass, profiles, not otherwise worked. This is a 6-digit subheading level code.

Is the HS code for Glass profiles the same in all countries?

The base HS code 700330 for Glass profiles is internationally standardized for the first 6 digits across 200+ countries. Individual countries may add additional digits for national tariff lines and specific classifications.