Record alloy, temper and product form
Build a checklist for alloy series, temper, thickness, surface treatment and coil versus plate form. Descriptions may use sheet, plate and strip inconsistently, so verify dimensions. Keep aluminium foil and extruded profiles out of the same prospect list.
Match the application to the company's business
Check official websites for construction, automotive, packaging or processing activities. A common HS prefix can include different uses and grades. One import record does not establish that the buyer accepts your alloy or thickness.
Compare consistent units and dates
Use a common date range and weight unit, and retain evidence of repeat purchases. Missing values are not zero. Avoid averaging declared unit values across different alloys, tempers and transaction conditions. Trial whether the target market returns records matching your specifications.
Common questions
How does HS 7606 differ from aluminium foil?
7606 concerns plates, sheets and strip exceeding 0.2 mm in thickness. Check the applicable tariff, thickness and processing state for the particular product.
Sources and further checks
Product workflows and sample rules are documented by CNUData. For HS definitions and heading scope, see the World Customs Organization and check the applicable destination tariff for formal classification. References do not identify it as a supplier of our records.