3921.12.15.00 - Other (229) 🖩

This HTS classification covers other plates, sheets, film, foil, and strip of plastics, specifically those that are cellular in nature and made from polymers of vinyl chloride. These materials are characterized by the presence of a cellular structure, meaning they contain a significant proportion of voids or cells, making them lightweight and often offering insulating properties. The defining characteristic for this particular subcategory is that these vinyl chloride cellular materials are combined with textile materials.

The distinction from sibling categories lies in the specific composition of the textile component. Unlike categories that might focus solely on the plastic material or different combinations, this category specifically addresses products where textile materials are integrated with the cellular vinyl chloride plastic. This integration can take various forms, such as lamination, coating, or the inclusion of textile fabrics within the plastic structure.

As a leaf node, this classification represents a specific endpoint within the HTS structure, meaning there are no further subdivisions under 3921.12.15.00. Therefore, goods classified here are typically definitive. Examples may include vinyl chloride foam sheeting reinforced with a textile backing, or vinyl chloride cellular materials with an embedded textile scrim. Classification hinges on the primary nature of the material being a vinyl chloride cellular product with textile components, and the absence of further specific material breakdowns at this level.