HS Code 7321Stoves, ranges, grates, cookers (those with subsidiary boilers for central heating), barbecues, braziers, gas-rings, plate warmers and similar non-electric domestic appliances and parts, of iron or steel

What HS code 7321 covers

Think of this heading as the home for simple appliances that burn fuel. A gas cooker, a wood stove, a charcoal barbecue and a plate warmer all fit. Two tests apply. The item must not be electric, and it must be made from iron or steel.

You may also see it written as HSN code 7321. It is the same heading. Countries build their own tariff lists on the Harmonized System, so the first four digits match everywhere.

An item made from another material, such as aluminium or ceramic, usually belongs elsewhere. The word domestic matters too. Large industrial furnaces and boilers are not what this heading is about.

HS 7321 subheadings by fuel type

The seven codes follow two splits. Codes 732181 to 732189 are for every other non-electric appliance.

Within each group, the last digit points to the fuel. A 1 means gas, including gas mixed with other fuels. A 2 means liquid fuel. A 9 means solid fuel and any other fuel. Code 732190 stands alone and is for parts.

How to pick the right 7321 code

Ask three questions in order. Then check the exact wording of the code you chose.

First, does the product cook food or warm plates? If yes, use the cooker group. A barbecue or brazier that is not built as a cooker goes in the other group.

Second, what does it burn? Wood and charcoal are solid fuels, so a non-electric wood burning stove falls under the solid fuel code in its group. Paraffin and kerosene models go with liquid fuel.

Third, is it a whole appliance or a part? A burner, grate or panel sold alone is a part. If you are still unsure, try the HS code classifier.

7321 vs related headings

Heading 7322 is the closest neighbour. It covers central heating radiators that are not electrically heated, and air heaters with a motor fan or blower. If the goods warm a building through pipes or moving air, look there. If they cook food or warm a plate, stay in 7321.

Heading 7323 is for table, kitchen and other household articles, such as pots, pans and scouring pads. The pan you cook in belongs there. The stove you put it on belongs here.

Two more neighbours are worth a look. Heading 7324 covers sanitary ware. Heading 7325 covers cast articles that are not named elsewhere.

HS 7321 import and export data: buyers and suppliers

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