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U.S. imports of glass parts for lamps & lighting fittings (HS 940591) totaled $2.3M in April 2026, traded with 44 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataLead crystal versus non-lead-crystal construction is the primary classification dividing line within this heading, separating globe and shade parts into distinct 10-digit lines (9405911000 and 9405913000) with different duty treatment. Lamp chimneys have their own dedicated line (9405914000), while prisms and other decorative glass articles used in lighting are captured at 9405916040. Italy and Germany — both recognized centers of decorative and technical glass manufacturing — rank among the top suppliers alongside China, reflecting the premium-fixture segment's reliance on European artisan production. Importers sourcing high-end chandelier components should confirm lead-crystal content with mill certificates, as misclassification between crystal and non-crystal lines is a common audit finding.
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A manufacturer's material certificate or laboratory analysis confirming lead oxide content is the standard supporting document. Lead crystal is generally defined by a minimum lead oxide percentage; importers should obtain this specification from the foreign supplier before filing to avoid reclassification at the port.
When prisms are imported specifically as parts for lamps and lighting fittings, they are classifiable under 9405916040 within this heading. If imported as general decorative glass articles with no dedicated lighting application, classification under a glassware chapter may be more appropriate — the intended use and commercial context are determinative.
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