6902.90.50 - Other
Sub-classifications
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6902 9050 10
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6902 9050 20
Overview
This HTS category, 6902.90.50, encompasses refractory ceramic constructional goods that do not fall under the specific classification of "bricks" within the broader heading for refractory articles. These goods are designed to withstand high temperatures and are typically used in furnaces, kilns, and other high-heat industrial applications. Examples include specialized shapes, tiles, or blocks that serve essential structural or lining functions in environments where extreme heat resistance is paramount.
Distinguishing this category from its sibling, 6902.90.10 (Bricks), is crucial. While both relate to refractory ceramic constructional goods, 6902.90.50 specifically excludes items that are dimensionally and functionally defined as bricks. Instead, it captures other forms such as arches, supports, or specialized lining elements that serve similar refractory purposes but are not classified as standard bricks.
The subcategories under 6902.90.50 further refine the classification based on the primary material composition. 6902.90.50.10 pertains to those made predominantly of clay, indicating a foundational ceramic composition. In contrast, 6902.90.50.20 covers all other refractory ceramic constructional goods that do not fit the "clay" criterion, allowing for a broader range of compositions and applications within this "Other" designation.