HS Code 7419Copper; articles thereof n.e.c. in chapter 74
2 six-digit codes · Heading 16 of 16 in Chapter 74 · World Customs Organization Harmonized System
HS code 7419 is the catch-all heading for copper articles that other headings do not name. Here you learn what fits, how its two subheadings differ and when to look elsewhere.
The WCO writes heading 7419 as a residual bucket: goods of Chapter 74that answer to “Copper; articles thereof n.e.c. in chapter 74” and that no more specific heading in the chapter already claims. It still carries 2 six-digit codes, 741920 through 741980, so “other” is not the end of the classification here. The heading is number 16 of 16 in Chapter 74, Copper and articles thereof, which runs to 49 six-digit codes in all.
What is covered under HS heading 7419
If an item is made of copper but is not a wire, a pipe, a fitting, a nail or a household item, it may land here. The group is mixed. It holds rough castings and small finished parts.
The Harmonized System is shared by customs offices around the world. Some countries call the code an HSN code and others call it an HTS code. The first six digits match everywhere, so the same kind of goods is meant in each market.
The wording n.e.c. means not elsewhere classified. It is a last resort, so mistakes are common. Check the other copper headings first.
Cast, moulded, stamped or forged copper: 741920 or 741980?
The split is about how far the item has been worked. Subheading 741920 is for copper shapes made by pouring, pressing or hammering and then left as they are. Nothing more was done to the piece after it took its shape.
Subheading 741980 takes every other copper article of the chapter that has no home elsewhere. A part that has been machined, finished or made into a ready article usually points here.
A quick test helps. Ask if the item is still a raw shape from a mould, press or forge. If yes, look at 741920. If it is a finished article, look at 741980. Unsure? The HS code classifier can check your product description.
Difference between HS 7418 and 7419 copper
A residual heading applies only when nothing sharper fits. Compare your goods with these headings before you use 7419:
- 7411 for copper tubes and pipes
- 7412 for tube or pipe fittings such as couplings, elbows and sleeves
- 7413 for stranded wire, cables and plaited bands that are not electrically insulated
- 7415 for nails, tacks, staples, screws, bolts, nuts, rivets and washers
- 7418 for table, kitchen and other household articles, scouring pads and sanitary ware
National tariff lines and customs duty
The World Customs Organization sets the six-digit codes. Each country then adds extra digits to make its own tariff line. Those longer codes sit under 741920 or 741980, and duty is set at that national level.
So the duty on a copper article depends on the country and on the exact line your goods fall into. This page does not show duty rates. To see how goods are really filed in a market, look at the live shipment records on EximDataX.
HS code 7419 copper import export data
EximDataX shows shipment-level import and export records from official customs sources. Coverage: 43 direct customs feeds plus 184 mirror-derived countries. Named buyers and named suppliers are available in 38 of the 43 direct markets.
Most markets refresh weekly and some refresh daily. You can search by HS code to see who imports and exports a product, and book a free demo.
Related
- Chapter 74: copper and articles thereof
- HS 7418 copper household and sanitary articles
- HS 7415 copper nails, screws and bolts
- HS 7412 copper pipe fittings
- HS 7413 copper stranded wire and cables
- HS 7411 copper tubes and pipes
- HS 7403 refined copper, unwrought
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Nearby headings in Chapter 74
- 7404Copper; waste and scrap1 code
- 7405Copper; master alloys1 code
- 7406Copper; powders and flakes2 codes
- 7407Copper; bars, rods and profiles3 codes
- 7408Copper wire5 codes
- 7409Copper plates, sheets and strip; of a thickness exceeding 0.15mm8 codes
- 7410Copper foil (whether or not printed or backed with paper, paperboard…4 codes
- 7411Copper tubes and pipes4 codes
- 7412Copper; tube or pipe fittings (e.g. couplings, elbows, sleeves)2 codes
- 7413Copper; stranded wire, cables, plaited bands and the like, not electrically…1 code
- 7415Copper, nails, tacks, drawing pins, staples (not those of heading no. 8305)…5 codes
- 7418Copper; table, kitchen or other household articles and parts thereof; pot…2 codes
Who ships under 7419?
EximDataX tracks the live import–export records filed under this heading and the 2 codes beneath it: named buyers, suppliers, quantities and values from official customs feeds.
Section XV: Base Metals and Articles of Base Metal, chapters 72–83.
HS Code 7419: common questions
What is covered under HS heading 7419?
It covers copper articles that a sharper heading in the chapter does not name. Think of it as the catch-all for the metal.
What is the difference between HS 741920 and 741980?
Use 741920 for pieces still in their as-formed state. Use 741980 for the rest.
Is cast or forged copper classified under 7419?
Yes, if it has had no further work, it fits 741920. Finished or machined parts lean toward 741980.
What is the difference between HS 7418 and 7419 copper?
7418 is for household, kitchen and table items and sanitary ware. 7419 takes what is left over.
Who imports copper articles under HS 7419?
It differs by country. Use the buyer data page or the import data page to look into filings under this heading.
Where can I find 7419 export data and shipment records?
Start from the export data and import data pages, then search by this heading.
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