7415.33.80.10 - Having shanks, threads or holes 6 mm or more in diameter

This HTS category, 7415.33.80.10, specifically classifies copper screws and bolts, as well as nuts, that are characterized by having shanks, threads, or holes measuring 6 millimeters or more in diameter. These articles are intended for fastening or joining purposes and are made primarily of copper. This distinction is crucial for accurate import and export declarations, ensuring that items are categorized according to their precise physical attributes.

The primary distinguishing factor for this category, and its sibling 7415.33.80.50, lies in the diameter of the shank, threads, or holes. While both cover copper screws, bolts, and nuts, this specific subheading applies only to those with a diameter of 6 millimeters or greater. The sibling category encompasses those with a diameter less than 6 millimeters. This granular distinction allows customs authorities to differentiate based on size, which can sometimes be an indicator of intended industrial application or market segment.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subcategories. Therefore, classification into this specific subheading relies solely on meeting the criteria of being a copper screw, bolt, or nut, and possessing a shank, thread, or hole of 6 mm or more in diameter. Examples of goods that would fall here include larger diameter copper lag bolts, substantial copper carriage bolts, or heavy-duty copper nuts used in construction, marine, or specialized industrial applications where larger fastening solutions are required.