• HQ H283749
• May 01, 2017

• Type: of domestic and imported goods, e.g., lubricating oil additives [or oil equipment parts], are ‘commercially interchangeable’ for purposes of substitution, unused merchandise drawback.” See HQ 228810 (November 6, 2000). However, CBP is able to rule that specific parts within a category of goods are commercially interchangeable if each part is capable of satisfying the requirements for a finding commercial interchangeability. See HQ H268179 (October 11, 2016). • HTSUS:
   Related:   228810; 229838; 228580; 228519; 228211; 225483; 227473; 230172; H048135; H122535; H268179; H074002; H030097; H090065; H174276   

Weatherford Artificial Lift Systems Request for a determination of commercial interchangeability under substitution unused merchandise drawback; 19 U.S.C. § 1313(j)(2); Oil Equipment Parts.

• NY g84227
• Dec 07, 2000

• Type: Classification • HTSUS: 8538.90.8020; 8501.20.6000
  

The tariff classification of various circuit breaker components from Germany and Switzerland

• NY D86801
• Jan 29, 1999

• Type: Classification • HTSUS: 8501.20.4000; 8501.20.6000; 8501.40.6040
  

The tariff classification of motors from Italy

• NY 855566
• Aug 27, 1990

• Type: Classification • HTSUS: 8501.20.6000
  

The tariff classification of universal AC/DC motors from West Germany.

• NY 847560
• Dec 11, 1989

• Type: Classification • HTSUS: 8501.20.6000; 8537.10.0040
  

The tariff classification of an electric motor and anelectronic control module from the United Kingdom.