8547.20.00.00 - Insulating fittings of plastics 🖩

This classification covers insulating fittings specifically designed for electrical machinery, appliances, or equipment, which are predominantly made of plastics. These fittings serve to separate conductive components and prevent electrical current leakage. The defining characteristic of goods within this category is their primary construction from plastic materials, forming the insulating body of the fitting. Minor metallic components may be present if incorporated during the molding process solely for assembly purposes, such as threaded sockets.

Distinguishing this category from its sibling, 8547.10, is the material composition. While 8547.10 specifically pertains to insulating fittings made of ceramics, this category, 8547.20, exclusively covers those manufactured from plastics. Goods classified under 8547.90, "Other," would encompass insulating fittings not made of plastics or ceramics, or those that do not meet the specific criteria for the more defined subheadings within heading 8547.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS classification system, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, classification decisions for this heading will rely on a careful examination of the physical characteristics, intended use, and material composition of the insulating fitting to ensure it meets the criteria for being primarily of plastic and intended for electrical insulation purposes, differentiating it from other types of electrical components or materials.