HS Code 7415Copper, nails, tacks, drawing pins, staples (not those of heading no. 8305) and the like, of copper or iron or steel with heads of copper; screws bolts, nuts, screws hooks, rivets, cotters, washers

What HS code 7415 covers

Think of heading 7415 as the home of copper fasteners. These are small parts that hold things together or pin them in place.

The heading also takes nails and similar items made of iron or steel, as long as the heads are copper. So the test is not only the metal of the whole part. It is also what the visible head or body is made of.

The same number is sometimes called HSN code 7415 or HTS code 7415. These are national names for the same Harmonized System heading. It sits in Chapter 74, copper and articles thereof, inside Section XV, base metals.

HS 7415 subheadings: nails, washers, rivets, screws and bolts

Each six-digit code answers one simple question: what is the item, and is it threaded? Here is what goes where.

• 741521: washers, including spring washers. They must not be threaded.
• They must not be threaded.
• 741533: screws, bolts and nuts. These are threaded.
• 741539: any other article that fits heading 7415 but has no better place in the codes above.

What is the HS code for copper screws, washers and rivets?

Start with the thread. A threaded part has a spiral groove that lets it turn into another part. Copper screws, bolts and nuts have one, so they go to 741533.

Parts with no thread go the other way. Plain and spring washers belong in 741521.

Nails, tacks, drawing pins and staples are a separate group. They go to 741510. If your part is a copper fastener that fits none of these, check 741539 last. Do not use it as a shortcut, because customs officers expect the more exact code first.

How to confirm the correct HS code for copper fasteners

Some items look like fasteners but belong elsewhere. Staples covered by heading 8305 are not classified here. That heading is for office-type staples, so check it if your staples are sold for paper binding.

Copper wire is not a fastener. Plain copper wire goes to heading 7408, and stranded wire or cable that is not insulated goes to heading 7413. Copper pipe couplings, elbows and sleeves go to heading 7412.

Items that are made of copper but are not fasteners may fall under heading 7419, which is for other copper articles. Household items such as kitchen ware are in heading 7418.

If you are still unsure, run the product through the HS code classifier. Then match your item against the exact wording of the code. The final answer always rests on the customs description and the rules of the country you ship to.

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