HS Code 7322Radiators for central heating, not electrically heated and parts thereof, of iron or steel; air heaters, hot air distributors not electrically heated, with motor fan or blower

What HS code 7322 covers

Heading 7322 is for heating equipment made of iron or steel that is not electrically heated. The main goods are radiators for central heating. Parts of those radiators are covered too.

The heading has a second group: air heaters and hot air distributors. These must have a motor-driven fan or blower built in, and they must not be electrically heated.

The heading sits in Chapter 73 iron or steel articles, so the goods must be made of iron or steel. Traders also search for it as HSN code 7322 or HTS code 7322. The first four digits are the same in all of these. They belong to the Harmonized System, which most countries use.

Codes are often written with a dot after the fourth digit. Each country can add more digits after the six-digit code to make its own national tariff lines. This page works at the shared six-digit level.

HS 7322 subheadings: 732211, 732219, 732290

Two things decide the subheading: the material and the type of product. The table of descriptions above gives the exact customs wording. Here is the plain version.

The first two codes differ only by material. The third differs by what the product does.

• Steel radiators are classified here.

How to pick the right 7322 code

Answer these questions in order. Stop at the first one that settles it.

• Is the product electrically heated? If yes, it does not belong in this heading, because 7322 only covers goods that are not electrically heated.
• If yes, look at 732290.
• Is it a central heating radiator or a part of one? If yes, check the material.
• Is it cast iron? Use 732211. Is it any other iron or steel? Use 732219.

Related headings and exclusions

Some nearby headings look close to 7322 but cover different goods. Check them before you settle on a code.

Stoves, ranges, grates and cookers go to HS 7321, even when they have a small boiler for central heating.

Cast articles that are not named elsewhere sit in 7325. A general heading, 7326, takes iron or steel articles that have no better place in the chapter. Pipe fittings such as couplings and elbows, which you may need to connect radiators, are in HS 7307.

If the goods still do not fit, try the HS code classifier. Using a code that does not match the goods can cause problems at the border, so it is worth checking first.

HS 7322 import and export data: who imports steel radiators

A code tells you what a product is. Shipment records tell you who is buying and selling it. Search 732211, 732219 or 732290 to find importers and exporters of radiators and air heaters. You can also check radiator import data and radiator export data to see how trade is filed.

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