The article illustrated by a sample section is a so-called drainage net made of polyethylene, a plastic as defined in Note 1 to Chapter 39. The goods, which are of different dimensions and thicknesses, consist of two layers of parallel plastic strands arranged one above the other Cross the distance of approx. 1 cm at an angle of 60 degrees. At the crossing points, the strands are rigidly welded together, creating a non-displaceable diamond pattern. Such products are used as slope protection and erosion protection z. B. used in road or landscaping and tariff as "other plastic products, other than in the TARIC codes 3926 1000 00 to 3926 9097 77 called" queued.
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[1][1]. DEBTI39373/19-1#644680
Sewing knit, so-called 3D erosion protection mat, Art. IGGmat Vmax SC250, photo see attachment, - by the meter, according to request with a width of 2 m and a length of 20 m, - according to the examination result: - manufactured in warp knitting technique [underlay of three Lattices of plastic and a layer of coconut fibers (vegetable textile material of heading 5305, not plaited) and straw with loop-forming textile yarns], - of man-made synthetic fibers (according to the proposal polypropylene), - containing no elastomeric yarn or rubber thread, - dyed, - none Pile or loop surface. 'Warp knit fabrics other than those of headings 6001 to 6004, of synthetic fibers, other than those mentioned in 6005 35, dyed'
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[1][1]. DEBTI15827/19-1#631832
Sewing knit, so-called erosion protection mat, Art. IGGmat straw cocos, photo see attachment, - by the meter, according to application with a width of 2, 40 m and a length of 50 m, - according to the result of the investigation: - manufactured in warp knitting technique [underlay of three lattices of plastics and a layer of coconut fibers (vegetable textile fibers of heading 5305, not plaited) and straw of loop-forming textile yarns], - of man-made synthetic fibers (according to the proposal polypropylene), - containing no elastomeric yarn or rubber thread, - dyed, - not piled - or loop surface. 'Warp knit fabrics other than those of headings 6001 to 6004, of synthetic fibers, other than those mentioned in 6005 35, dyed'
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[1][1]. DEBTI19710/19-1#631501
According to the information provided by the applicant, the product data and the present sample section, it is a so-called erosion protection mat (so-called iGGmat straw) in rolls (2, 4 x 50 m). The product consists characteristically of short dried, randomly stratified sections of natural straw which are provided on both sides with a support of PP mesh or jute fabric and quilted with a PP or Jutefaden (thus no goods of positions 1213, 1401 or 4601). The straw mats serve protection on erosion-prone surfaces. Tariff law refers to "vegetable products, not elsewhere specified or included, no cotton linters".
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[1][1]. DEBTI19713/19-1#628213
Non-woven fabric, so-called erosion protection mat, photo see attachment as by the meter, according to application with a width of 2 m and a length of 30 m, 40 m, 50 m or 75 m, - according to the result of the investigation: - from thermally bonded synthetic monofilaments ( according to the application polypropylene and polyester) with a diameter of less than 1 mm, - according to the application with a grammage of more than 150 g, - neither coated nor coated, - is a nonwoven made of textile materials, and therefore not a product of heading 3926. 'Nonwoven fabric , of synthetic filaments of a grammage greater than 150 g, neither coated nor coated, other than those mentioned in subheadings 5603 1490 10 to 5603 1490 40 "
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[1][1]. DEBTI54430/18-1#625758
Fabric, so-called erosion protection mat, photo see attachment, - by the meter, according to request with a width of 2 m and a length of 25 m- according to the examination result: - from coconut fibers (vegetable textile material of heading 5305, no braiding material), - raw , - in plain weave. "Fabrics of other vegetable textile fibers, of coconut"
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[1][1]. DEBTI54429/18-1#625697
Rubberized fabric, so-called geogrid, photo see attachment, - according to the request as a piece goods on rolls (width 5 m, length 200 m), - from a latticed warp knitted fabric (= fabric in the sense of chapter 59) according to application 100% polyester (synthetic Synthetic fibers), - soaked on both sides according to the request with synthetic rubber (styrene-butadiene), - no tire cord fabric, - according to the application with a grammage of less than 1500 g, - no surface product as defined in note 4 c) to Chapter 59 from parallel and yarns of textile materials bonded together by rubber, for use e.g. B. as a slope protection and erosion protection. 'Rubberized fabric, other than that of heading 5902, other than knitted or crocheted, falling within subheading 5906 10'
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[1][1]. DE7860/17-1#571491
You submitted a section of the polypropylene soil erosion barrier. It is a sheet woven of 3-mm polypropylene strips; strips not exceeding 5 mm in width are considered textile for tariff purposes. There are ten strips per inch in each of the warp and weft. The sheet is approximately 71” wide and you state that it will be imported on rolls in lengths of 36”, 48”, 72”, 144” and 192”. It weighs between three and six ounces per square yard and is U.V. Stabilized. The sheet features a hem at one edge, formed by folding down two inches of the fabric and sewing it down. This creates a tunnel through which a rope or rod may be inserted which facilitates hanging the sheet inside a ditch to prevent soil erosion. This hem makes the polypropylene sheet “made up” for tariff purposes.
[1] Please importantly note that only the relevant portion of the related is displayed above. You may refer to the said customs ruling for the entire ruling explanation.
[1]. https://rulings.cbp.gov/ruling/H86057