Profile shapes classification clarified by HSN explanatory notes on repetitive cross-section and permissible cutting length. Classification turns on the HSN Explanatory Notes: profile shapes are produced in length in a single operation (generally extrusion) and have a constant repetitive cross-section from end to end; they are classifiable in that heading whether or not cut to length, but not if cut to a length less than the greatest cross-sectional measurement. Classification of the rubber products should be decided by applying these Explanatory Notes to the HSN.
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Profile shapes classification clarified by HSN explanatory notes on repetitive cross-section and permissible cutting length.
Classification turns on the HSN Explanatory Notes: profile shapes are produced in length in a single operation (generally extrusion) and have a constant repetitive cross-section from end to end; they are classifiable in that heading whether or not cut to length, but not if cut to a length less than the greatest cross-sectional measurement. Classification of the rubber products should be decided by applying these Explanatory Notes to the HSN.
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