HS Code 8467Tools; for working in the hand, pneumatic, hydraulic or with self-contained electric or non-electric motor

What HS code 8467 covers

You hold and guide these tools by hand. The power comes from compressed air, liquid pressure, or a motor that sits inside the tool. That motor can be electric or non-electric.

Traders write the same number as HSN code 8467. It is the same Harmonized System code. Some countries add more digits after the sixth for their own tariffs, so always check the longer local code before you file.

The heading sits in the machinery group of the system. Its closest neighbours are 8466, which covers tool holders and machine-tool parts, and 8468, which covers soldering and welding gear. Both are explained further down.

HS 8467 subheadings by power type

The ten subheadings split by what drives the tool. Then they split by tool type. Parts have their own codes at the end. Here is the list in four groups.

• Pneumatic (air-driven): 846711 for the rotary type, including combined rotary-percussion tools that turn and hit at once.
• 846722 for saws.
• 846789 for other hydraulic tools or tools with a non-electric motor, as long as they are not pneumatic.
• 846792 for parts of pneumatic tools.

How to pick the right 8467 code

Work through the questions in order. Most products settle by the second step.

• Step 1: Find the power source.
• Step 2: Find the tool type. For electric tools, ask if it is a drill, a saw, or something else. For non-electric tools, ask if it is a chain saw or something else. For air tools, ask if it is the rotary type or not.
• Step 3: Decide if you ship the whole tool or only a part.
• Step 4: Read the exact wording of the six-digit code. A close fit is not enough.

Headings often confused with 8467

Some goods look close to power hand tools but sit elsewhere. Use these notes to rule them out.

Heading 8466 covers parts and accessories for machine-tools, such as work holders and special attachments. It also covers tool holders for any type of hand-working tool. So 8466 is the holder, and 8467 is the tool itself.

Heading 8424 covers sprayers and spray guns that project liquids or powders. Heading 8412 covers engines and motors, including pneumatic and hydraulic power engines, when sold as engines.

Heading 8465 covers machine-tools for working wood, cork, bone, hard plastics or rubber. Ask first if your item is a hand tool with its own drive. If it is, 8467 is the place to look. Our HS code classifier can help you test a product description.

Who imports and exports power hand tools under 8467

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. Start with the import data or export data pages, then look at buyer data and supplier data for power tool trade partners.