The tariff classification of a controller
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The tariff classification of a controller
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CBP Ruling J89479 (85371090): The tariff classification of a controller
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Other rulings for HS6 853710
The tariff classification of Digital I/O board assemblies, and controller boards from Scotland.
Switch Assembly; Rubber Dialpad, Rubberized Domes forMaking Connections to Printed Wiring Board in CordedTelephone Sets; Heading 8517, Parts for Telephone Sets; Apparatus for Electric Control or theDistribution of Electricity; HQ 958708, HQ 958709,HQ 958711
HQ 087362 Revoked; Keyboard/Panel Switch for Cellular Mobile Telephone; Parts of Transmission Apparatus for Radiotelephony Whether or Not Incorporating Reception Apparatus, Heading 8529; Bases for Electric Control or the Distribution of Electricity, Heading 8537, Nidec Corporation v. U.S., Section XVI, Note 2 Dear Mr. Kleinfeld:
NY 863577, HQ 089938 Revoked; Elastomer, Klik Key Rubber Switch, Electrical Apparatus for Completing Electric Circuits; Switches, Heading 8536; Electrical Insulators, Heading 8546; Bases for Electric Control or Distribution of Electricity, Heading 8537, Nidec Corporation v. U.S., Section XVI, Note 2 Dear Ms. McLeod:
HQ 088964 Revoked; Membrane Switch Assembly, Keypad With Two Flexible Membrane Circuits Having Carbon Ink Circuitry Printed on Them, Paper Spacers and Plastic Graphics; Parts of Electrical Apparatus for Line Telephony or Telegraphy, Heading 8517; Touch Operated Switch for Making/Breaking Electric Contact in Multiline Telephone Systems, Nidec Corporation v. U.S., Section XVI, Note 2 Dear Mr. Bradford: