7415.33.05.00 - Screws for wood

This HTS category, 7415.33.05.00, specifically covers screws manufactured from copper or its alloys, which are designed for use in woodworking applications. These fasteners are characterized by their threaded shafts and pointed tips, intended to penetrate and secure wood materials effectively. The primary function of these screws is to join or fix pieces of wood together in construction, furniture making, or other woodworking projects.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 7415.33.10.00 covers Muntz or yellow metal bolts, which are typically used for more substantial structural connections and differ in form and application from wood screws. The sibling category 7415.33.80 encompasses other screws and bolts, as well as nuts. Therefore, 7415.33.05.00 is specifically carved out for those threaded fasteners uniquely suited for wood, differentiating them by their intended end-use and design features.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories to introduce. Classification within this specific code is definitive for copper screws intended for wood. When classifying, attention should be paid to the screw's construction, thread type, and intended application, ensuring it is primarily designed for and used with wood.