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U.S. imports of flat-rolled high-strength nonalloy steel, under 600mm wide, hot-rolled, under 4.75mm thick (HS 721119) totaled $5.1M in April 2026, traded with 12 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataThin hot-rolled high-strength nonalloy steel strip — under 600mm wide and less than 4.75mm thick — is widely used in tube and pipe manufacturing, automotive structural reinforcements, and light-gauge structural applications where formability and strength must be balanced. Nine US tariff lines under this heading segment the product by width band (under 300mm, 300–600mm), coil form, and whether the strip has been pickled, reflecting the granular commercial distinctions that matter to steel service centers. Mexico and Canada lead supply, with Japan also a notable source. Section 232 tariffs and potentially applicable antidumping orders make origin and classification verification essential.
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Pickling — acid treatment to remove mill scale — is a value-added processing step that affects the product's surface condition and downstream usability. CBP and the trade treat pickled strip as a distinct commercial product; classifying unpickled strip as pickled (or vice versa) is a common audit finding, so the surface treatment should be confirmed on the mill certificate.
Each width band has its own set of 10-digit tariff lines, so a mixed shipment must be reported on separate line items by width. Combining different width bands under a single HTS line is a classification error that can trigger CBP penalties; the commercial invoice and packing list should clearly state the width of each coil or bundle.
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