3926.90.99.05 - Elastic bands made wholly of plastics 🖩

This HTS classification, 3926.90.99.05, specifically covers elastic bands that are manufactured entirely from plastics. These items are characterized by their inherent elasticity, allowing them to stretch and return to their original shape. Examples include plastic bands used for bundling goods, securing packaging, or as components in clothing and accessories where a flexible fastening is required. The defining factor for this category is the material composition being 100% plastic, and the presence of elastic properties.

When classifying, it's crucial to differentiate this category from its siblings. For instance, while other subheadings under 3926.90.99 might cover specialized plastic articles like laboratory ware or reflective safety signs, this specific classification is reserved for the functional application of plastic in elastic band form. The key distinction lies in the primary characteristic of elasticity and the absence of specific functional applications defined by other sibling categories, such as medical use or road safety.

As this node represents a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, the focus remains on the precise definition of elastic bands made wholly of plastics, ensuring accurate classification by verifying the material composition and the inherent elastic properties of the article, distinct from other plastic articles that may not possess these specific attributes.