Código SA para soportes para cepillos de dientes

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## Common ground All options are toothbrush holders made from different materials. ## Options at a glance **3924.90 – Plastic** - **Defining trait:** Made primarily from synthetic polymer resins, often injection-molded. - **Typical examples:** White plastic cup-style holders, bathroom wall mounts with molded plastic base. - **Best fit when:** The holder is lightweight, mass-produced, and not made of natural or brittle materials. **4420.90 – Wood** - **Defining trait:** Crafted from solid wood, veneer, or inlaid wood; may show grain or natural texture. - **Typical examples:** Wooden stand with carved details, bamboo toothbrush holder. - **Best fit when:** The product has visible wood grain, is handcrafted, or feels warm and organic. **6911.90 – Porcelain/China** - **Defining trait:** Made from fired clay with a smooth, glossy finish; typically fragile. - **Typical examples:** Elegant bathroom accessories, decorative porcelain cup holders. - **Best fit when:** The holder is glazed, non-porous, and has a refined, high-end appearance. **6912.00 – Ceramic** - **Defining trait:** Made from fired clay but less refined than porcelain; may be matte or textured. - **Typical examples:** Rustic ceramic stand, hand-thrown pottery toothbrush holder. - **Best fit when:** The material feels coarse, has a natural look, or is not glazed. **7013.10,7013.9X – Glass** - **Defining trait:** Transparent or translucent; made from fused silica or soda-lime glass. - **Typical examples:** Clear glass cylinder, blown-glass holder with artistic shape. - **Best fit when:** The product is see-through and has a modern or minimalist design. **7324.90 – Iron/Steel** - **Defining trait:** Made from ferrous metal; often rust-resistant if coated. - **Typical examples:** Industrial-style steel bracket, black iron stand with industrial finish. - **Best fit when:** The holder is metallic, heavy, and has a utilitarian or modern look. **7418.20 – Copper** - **Defining trait:** Made from copper; may develop a patina over time. - **Typical examples:** Antique-style copper cup, hand-polished copper stand. - **Best fit when:** The material is warm-toned, conductive, and shows natural metal luster. **7615.20 – Aluminium** - **Defining trait:** Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, often anodized or brushed. - **Typical examples:** Modern minimalist aluminum stand, brushed silver finish. - **Best fit when:** The holder is light, sleek, and has a modern industrial feel. **7907.00 – Zinc** - **Defining trait:** Made from zinc alloy; often used in die-cast or decorative metalwork. - **Typical examples:** Small decorative zinc cup, vintage-style holder with intricate detail. - **Best fit when:** The product is small, detailed, and has a metallic sheen without being pure copper. ## Key differences | Material | Texture | Weight | Durability | Aesthetic | |--------------|---------------|----------|------------|-------------------| | Plastic | Smooth, molded| Light | Moderate | Modern, mass-produced | | Wood | Grainy | Medium | Low | Natural, warm | | Porcelain | Glossy, smooth| Heavy | Low | Elegant, fragile | | Ceramic | Matte/rough | Medium | Moderate | Rustic, handmade | | Glass | Transparent | Medium | Low | Clear, minimalist | | Iron/Steel | Rough, metallic| Heavy | High | Industrial, rugged| | Copper | Lustrous | Heavy | Moderate | Antique, warm | | Aluminium | Smooth, brushed| Light | High | Modern, sleek | | Zinc | Shiny, detailed| Medium | Moderate | Decorative, vintage| ## How to choose 1. Is it made of plastic or synthetic material? → 3924.90 2. Does it look like wood or show grain? → 4420.90 3. Is it glossy, smooth, and fragile? → 6911.90 4. Is it matte, textured, or handmade-looking? → 6912.00 5. Is it see-through or transparent? → 7013.10,7013.9X 6. Is it heavy and metallic with a rugged look? → 7324.90 7. Does it have a warm, reddish-gold sheen? → 7418.20 8. Is it light, silver, and brushed? → 7615.20 9. Is it small, detailed, and shiny with vintage style? → 7907.00 ## Overlaps & pitfalls - Porcelain (6911.90) and ceramic (6912.00) can overlap; porcelain is more refined and glazed. - Glass (7013) may be mistaken for transparent plastic or acrylic—check material feel. - Copper (7418.20) and zinc (7907.00) both metallic but differ in color and weight. - No priority rule given; choose based on the product’s **main material** and **primary visual/physical trait**



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