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U.S. imports of tin bars, rods, profiles, and wire (SITC 68720) totaled $4.4M in April 2026, traded with 11 countries.
Importers of Tin Bars, Rods, Profiles, and Wire paid $14K in duties in April 2026 โ an effective duty rate of 13% on $107K in dutiable value, based on actual customs collections rather than the published tariff schedule.
Last updated: April 2026 dataWrought tin semi-fabricates โ bars, rods, extruded profiles, and wire โ represent tin that has been mechanically worked from the unwrought state into specific cross-sectional shapes for direct industrial use. Tin wire is the dominant commercial form in this heading, serving as feedstock for solder wire production and as a coating material in electronics manufacturing. Profile and bar forms are less common but appear in specialty bearing and lining applications where tin's low friction and corrosion resistance are valued.
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Tin wire here is a semi-fabricated metal product โ essentially pure or alloyed tin drawn into wire form without flux core or other processing that would make it a finished solder product. Finished solder wire, which incorporates a flux core or is otherwise prepared for direct use in soldering, classifies under a separate heading covering soldering preparations.
While there are no universal federal marking requirements specific to tin bars and rods beyond standard country-of-origin marking, buyers in electronics and food-contact applications often require mill certificates confirming alloy composition and purity. Some end-use sectors also require compliance with REACH or RoHS substance declarations, which should be negotiated with the supplier before shipment.
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