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SITCSection 7
U.S. imports of bearing housings with ball or roller bearings (SITC 74821) totaled $12.9M in April 2026, traded with 43 countries.
Importers of Bearing Housings with Ball or Roller Bearings paid $3.6M in duties in April 2026 — an effective duty rate of 35% on $10.3M in dutiable value, based on actual customs collections rather than the published tariff schedule.
Last updated: April 2026 dataPillow-block, flange, and cartridge-style housings supplied pre-fitted with ball or roller bearing inserts are classified under SITC 74821, distinguishing them from bare housings sold separately. These assembled units are widely used in conveyor systems, agricultural equipment, and industrial fans, where the housing-and-bearing combination is purchased as a ready-to-mount unit. Antidumping duty orders have historically covered certain bearing types from specific origins, and importers should verify whether the assembled housing unit falls within the scope of any active order before entry.
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Potentially yes. Antidumping orders on bearings typically define scope by the type of bearing (e.g., tapered roller bearings, ball bearings) and may or may not extend to bearings incorporated into housings. Importers should request a scope ruling from the Department of Commerce if there is any ambiguity about whether their assembled housing unit falls within an active order's scope.
SITC 74821 covers housings that already incorporate ball or roller bearings — sold as a complete mounted unit. SITC 74822 covers bare housings (without bearings) and plain shaft bearings (sleeve or journal bearings). The distinction matters because the two categories may carry different duty rates and different trade-remedy exposure.
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