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HSChapter 59
U.S. imports of rubberized textile fabrics (woven and other, not knitted or crocheted), nesoi (HS 590699) totaled $5.2M in April 2026, traded with 30 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWoven and other non-knitted rubberized textile fabrics — the counterpart to the knitted constructions of 590691 — are similarly subdivided by fiber content and rubber-versus-plastics predominance across five US 10-digit lines (5906991000 through 5906993000). Woven rubberized fabrics are widely used in conveyor belt carcasses, inflatable structures, protective apparel, and industrial hose reinforcement. The classification split between cotton, man-made fibers, and other fibers mirrors the knitted subheading, but the woven construction itself can affect duty rates and any applicable trade-remedy exposure.
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Heading 5910 covers finished transmission or conveyor belts and belting as complete articles. Rubberized woven fabric that is a component or intermediate material — not yet cut or formed into a belt — would generally classify under 590699. Once the fabric is assembled into a functional belt or belting, heading 5910 applies.
The US schedule distinguishes man-made fiber rubberized woven fabrics by whether rubber or plastics predominates in the coating or impregnation. Lines 5906992000 and 5906992500 reflect this split. Importers should obtain a technical data sheet or laboratory analysis confirming the weight or volume ratio of rubber versus plastics in the coating to select the correct line.
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