7323.92.00 - Of cast iron, enameled

This HTS category, 7323.92.00, specifically covers household articles made of cast iron that have been enameled. Enameled cast iron products are characterized by a vitreous or glassy coating fused onto the cast iron surface. This coating provides a non-reactive, easy-to-clean, and often decorative finish, commonly found on cookware such as pots, pans, Dutch ovens, and skillets intended for kitchen use, as well as other household articles.

It is crucial to distinguish this category from its siblings. Unlike 7323.91, which covers enameled cast iron, 7323.92.00 specifically applies only to *enameled* cast iron articles. Furthermore, it differs from 7323.93.00, which is for articles made of stainless steel, and 7323.94.00, which pertains to enameled articles of iron (other than cast iron) or steel.

The subcategories under 7323.92.00 provide further specificity for classifying these enameled cast iron items. The subdivision 7323.92.00.20 is designated for bakeware, encompassing items such as baking sheets, muffin tins, and loaf pans that are specifically designed for oven use. The residual category, 7323.92.00.40, covers all other enameled cast iron household articles that do not fall under the bakeware classification.