7601.20.90.75 - Remelt scrap ingot

This HTS classification covers remelt scrap ingots of aluminum alloys. These are typically produced by melting down aluminum scrap materials and casting them into ingot form. The resulting ingots are intended for remelting and subsequent use in various manufacturing processes, such as the production of castings, extrusions, or rolled products. This category encompasses ingots that do not fit into more specific descriptions of unwrought aluminum alloys.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 7601.20.90.80 refers to sheet ingots (slabs) with specific dimensions or characteristics outlined in statistical note 3, primarily used for rolling into sheet or plate. Similarly, 7601.20.90.85 covers foundry ingots designed for the direct casting of finished parts, as detailed in statistical note 4. This classification, 7601.20.90.75, applies to remelt scrap ingots that do not meet the specific criteria for sheet or foundry ingots.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Classification into this specific code hinges on the material being an aluminum alloy in ingot form, derived from remelted scrap, and not fitting the more precisely defined categories of sheet ingots or foundry ingots. The intended remelting purpose and the origin from scrap are key identifying factors.