5403.10.60.00 - Multiple (folded) or cabled (606) 🖩

This HTS category, 5403.10.60.00, specifically classifies high tenacity yarn of viscose rayon that is presented in multiple strands, either folded together or cabled. This designation is crucial for distinguishing between different forms of artificial filament yarn not intended for retail sale. The "Multiple (folded) or cabled" descriptor points to yarns that have undergone a twisting or plying process after their initial extrusion, resulting in a more robust and specialized yarn structure.

This category differentiates itself from its sibling, 5403.10.30 (Single yarn), by the number of strands incorporated. While single yarn consists of one filament or a group of filaments twisted together, this category exclusively covers yarns formed by combining two or more such singles. The cabled or folded presentation implies a higher degree of manipulation and often a greater tensile strength, indicative of specialized industrial applications.

As this node is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, classification under 5403.10.60.00 hinges on verifying that the yarn is indeed of viscose rayon, possesses high tenacity characteristics, is not put up for retail sale, and is presented in a folded or cabled form. Examples would include yarns used in the manufacturing of heavy-duty fabrics, industrial belts, or tire cord where exceptional strength and durability are paramount.