Strip or foil of non-alloyed titanium: - containing more than 0,07 % by weight of oxygen (O@2), - of a thickness of 0,4 mm or more but not more than 2,5 mm - conforming to the Vickers hardness HV1 standard of not more than 170 of a kind used in the manufacture of welded tubes for nuclear power plant condensers

8108 90 50 85Code to declare

The lowest level of the nomenclature: this code goes in the import declaration. An export declaration needs only the first 8 digits.

This code in Finnish Customs' Fintaric ↗Calculate duties and taxes with Fintaric's calculator ↗Duties, taxes and other measures in the EU's TARIC service ↗

Place in the nomenclature

8100 00 00 00Other base metals; cermets; articles thereof
8108 00 00 00Titanium and articles thereof, including waste and scrap
8108 90 00 00Other
8108 90 50 00Plates, sheets, strip and foil
8108 90 50 85Strip or foil of non-alloyed titanium: - containing more than 0,07 % by weight of oxygen (O@2), - of a thickness of 0,4 mm or more but not more than 2,5 mm - conforming to the Vickers hardness HV1 standard of not more than 170 of a kind used in the manufacture of welded tubes for nuclear power plant condensers

On the same level

8108 90 50 45Cold or hot rolled plates, sheets and strips of non-alloyed titanium with: - a thickness of 0,4 mm or more, but not more than 100 mm, - a length of not more than 14 m, and - a width of not more than 4 m
8108 90 50 55Plates, sheets, strip and foil of an alloy of titanium
8108 90 50 80Plates, sheets, strips and foil of non-alloyed titanium - of a width of more than 750 mm - of a thickness of not more than 3 mm
8108 90 50 85Strip or foil of non-alloyed titanium: - containing more than 0,07 % by weight of oxygen (O@2), - of a thickness of 0,4 mm or more but not more than 2,5 mm - conforming to the Vickers hardness HV1 standard of not more than 170 of a kind used in the manufacture of welded tubes for nuclear power plant condensers
8108 90 50 90Other

What is the code used for?

8108 90 50 85 is a TARIC code, the most detailed, ten-digit level of the EU customs tariff. Its first eight digits, 8108 90 50, are the CN code and the first six, 8108 90, the HS subheading.

The code is the lowest level of the nomenclature and is used as it is: an import declaration takes all ten digits (8108 90 50 85), an export declaration only the first eight (8108 90 50).

Duties, VAT, import restrictions and the other measures that apply to the code are in the EU's TARIC service. The search is a guide only; Finnish Customs gives binding decisions on classification (Binding Tariff Information).