Potentially, yes. Antidumping orders on certain cast-iron products from specific countries have broad scope language that could encompass cast-iron anvil bodies. Whether a particular anvil falls within scope depends on its construction, the specific order language, and the country of origin. Importers should request a scope ruling from the Department of Commerce or consult a trade attorney before importing cast-iron anvils from countries subject to such orders.

The defining characteristic is the absence of a motor or external power source — the wheel is driven entirely by manual or foot pedal effort through a mechanical framework. Electrically or pneumatically powered bench grinders classify under machinery headings, not here. Importers of combination units that can be operated either manually or with a motor attachment should determine the principal operating mode and construction to establish the correct classification.