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U.S. imports of other cast articles of iron or steel (nesoi) (HS 732599) totaled $14.7M in April 2026, traded with 44 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataMiscellaneous cast iron and steel articles not captured by more specific headings — from decorative architectural castings to industrial machine components — are classified here. The US schedule separates other cast iron articles (7325991000) from other cast steel articles (7325995000), a distinction that affects both duty treatment and Section 232 applicability considerations. China and India together dominate US import flows, with the United Kingdom, Brazil, and Canada rounding out the supplier base.
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Classification under 7325.99 is appropriate only after ruling out more specific provisions. Importers should first check whether the article is a grinding ball (7325.91), a sanitary ware item (7324), a pipe fitting (7307), or another specifically described article elsewhere in Chapter 73 or in other chapters. The NESOI designation means 7325.99 is a residual provision; a thorough classification analysis using the General Rules of Interpretation is required before defaulting to it.
Yes. The US tariff schedule separates other cast iron articles (7325991000) from other cast steel articles (7325995000), and these lines may carry different duty rates. Additionally, Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum products may apply differently depending on the alloy composition and form. Importers should confirm the material specification — particularly carbon content and whether the article is iron or steel — with the manufacturer before filing entry.
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