Chapter 75 Nickel and articles thereof

HS code 75 nickel and articles thereof: what it covers

The Harmonized System sorts traded goods into numbered groups. This chapter holds nickel and the things made from it. People search for it as the nickel hs code, or as hsn code 75.

The chapter follows the life of the metal. It starts with intermediate products from smelting. It then moves to raw metal, scrap and powder. It ends with wire, sheets, tubes and other made items.

Duty rates are not shown here. Your national chapter 75 tariff sets those, so check it once you know your code.

Nickel HS codes from 7501 to 7508

Each heading has its own page with its full list of six-digit codes. Pick the plain product name that matches your goods and follow the link.

• Nickel mattes and nickel oxide sinters (7501): early products of nickel production, such as 750110 and 750120.
• Unwrought nickel (7502): raw nickel metal, not alloyed or in alloy form.
• Nickel waste and scrap (7503): used or leftover nickel metal.
• Nickel powders and flakes (7504): fine nickel in loose form.
• Nickel alloy bars and wire, plus plain bars, rods and profiles (7505): long shapes of nickel.
• Nickel plates, sheets, strip and foil (7506): flat rolled nickel.
• Nickel tubes and pipe fittings (7507): hollow shapes, plus couplings, elbows and sleeves.
• Nickel wire cloth, grill and netting (7508): woven nickel wire, with other nickel articles.

How to choose the right Chapter 75 code

Start with the form of your goods. Ask yourself what stage the nickel has reached.

• Smelting by-products belong in 7501.
• Raw metal sits in 7502. Scrap has its own code, 750300, and powder or flakes use 750400.
• Bars, rods, wire, sheets, strip, foil, tubes and pipes fall in 7505 to 7507.
• Other nickel items, such as nickel wire cloth (750810), are placed in 7508.

Alloyed and non-alloyed nickel codes

Next, check whether the nickel is alloyed. Several headings split in two: one code for nickel that is not alloyed, and one for nickel alloys.

Bars, rods and profiles split into 750511 and 750512. Tubes and pipes split into 750711 and 750712. Fittings have one code, 750720.

If you are still unsure, try the HS code classifier before you file or search.

Nickel import and export data by HS code

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.

Take the code you chose above and open nickel import data or nickel export data. You can also look for nickel buyers and nickel suppliers.

Related base metal chapters

Nickel is often traded next to other metals. For copper, see Chapter 74. For aluminium, see Chapter 76.

Lead, zinc and tin sit in Chapters 78, 79 and 80. Chapters 82 and 83 cover tools and miscellaneous metal goods.