4107.11.70.30 - Belting

This HTS category, 4107.11.70.30, specifically classifies "Belting" made from leather of bovine or equine animals. This leather has been further prepared after tanning or crusting and is processed without the hair on, and can be split. The term "Belting" in this context refers to leather specifically cut or prepared for use in belts, such as those used in industrial machinery, conveyor systems, or drive belts.

This classification distinguishes itself from its sibling categories by its specific end-use. While 4107.11.70.40 covers leather for gloves and garments, and 4107.11.70.50 encompasses leather for bags, cases, straps, and collars, this category is exclusively for belting applications. The "Not fancy" designation suggests that this belting is typically of a more utilitarian nature, not featuring decorative finishes, embossing, or intricate designs commonly found in other leather articles.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subcategories under 4107.11.70.30. Therefore, the classification rests on the accurate identification of the material as prepared bovine or equine leather and its intended use as belting, distinguishing it from leather prepared for other specific purposes like apparel, accessories, or general straps.