6307.90.68.00 - Spunlaced or bonded fiber fabric disposable surgical drapes of man-made fibers

This HTS category, 6307.90.68.00, specifically classifies disposable surgical drapes manufactured from spunlaced or bonded fabrics composed entirely of man-made fibers. These drapes are designed for single-use in surgical environments to maintain a sterile field, absorb fluids, and protect the patient and surgical team. The "spunlaced or bonded fiber fabric" characteristic is crucial, indicating a non-woven textile construction where fibers are entangled through mechanical means rather than weaving or knitting.

At this level, it's important to distinguish this classification from its sibling category, 6307.90.72.00, which covers "Other" made-up articles that do not specifically fit into the more detailed subheadings of Chapter 63. While both might represent made-up textile articles, 6307.90.68.00 is precisely defined by its use as a surgical drape and its specific man-made fiber spunlaced or bonded construction. General purpose or reusable textile articles, or those made from different fiber types or constructions, would likely fall elsewhere.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Therefore, classification into 6307.90.68.00 is final once the criteria of being a disposable surgical drape made from spunlaced or bonded man-made fiber fabric are met. Careful consideration of the fabric construction and the intended use as a sterile barrier in surgical procedures are the primary determinants for correct classification under this heading.