HSN code 7419 covers 'Other Articles of Copper', encompassing a diverse range of copper products not specified in earlier headings of Chapter 74. This heading is critical for importers, exporters, and domestic traders dealing with finished or semi-finished copper goods that don't fit into categories like wire (7408), tubes (7411), or sheets (7409). Understanding HSN 7419 is vital for correct customs classification, accurate GST calculation, and smooth procurement processes in India. Procurement teams often encounter this code when sourcing copper components like fasteners, chains, springs, and specialized copper powders. MetaleMart's catalog, while focused on base metal forms in bars, sheets, and tubes, provides the raw materials that might eventually be processed into items classified under 7419. Accurate classification under HSN 7419 ensures compliance and avoids potential delays or penalties.
What HSN 7419 Covers
HSN 7419 forms the residual category for 'Other Articles of Copper' within India's Customs Tariff Act, encompassing a wide array of manufactured copper items not specifically classified under earlier headings like 7401-7418. This includes, but is not limited to, copper fasteners (nails, screws, bolts, nuts – though often classified under 7415 if solely these), copper chains, copper springs, copper-based powders not elsewhere specified, flexible copper tubing (excluding pressure applications covered elsewhere), stranded wire not primarily for electrical insulation, and articles of copper powder. The sub-heading 7419.91 specifically addresses items that are cast, moulded, stamped, or forged but have not undergone further significant manufacturing processes. Inclusions typically require the item to be predominantly of copper. Exclusions are items that fit more precisely into other HSN codes, such as insulated electrical conductors (Chapter 85), copper pipes and tubes for plumbing or refrigeration (7411), copper wire (7408), plates, sheets, strip (7409), or specific manufactured goods like cookware (Chapter 73 or 84, depending on material). Common confusion arises with HSN 7415 (Copper nails, screws, nuts, bolts, etc.), where 7419 acts as a catch-all for other copper articles not listed there. Buyers should carefully examine the primary function and materials of the copper article to ensure correct classification under HSN 7419.Common Materials & Grades under HSN 7419
- Copper Fasteners (Bolts, Nuts, Screws): Often made from brass or naval brass compliant with standards like IS 3441 or ASTM B125, used in corrosive environments.
- Copper Chains: Can range from decorative chains to industrial lifting or load-bearing chains, varying in grade based on required tensile strength.
- Copper Springs: Made from copper alloys like Beryllium Copper (e.g., UNS C17200) for high strength and conductivity, used in electrical components.
- Copper Stranded Wire (not for electrical insulation): Flexible copper strands used in specialized mechanical applications.
- Copper Powder: Various grades of atomized or electrolytic copper powder used in metallurgy, friction materials, and chemical processes.
- Copper Flexible Tubing (non-pressure): Small diameter, flexible copper tubes for applications like instrumentation or fluid transfer where pressure ratings are low.
- Copper Washers & Gaskets: Used for sealing in plumbing and industrial applications, often specified by diameter and thickness.
Trade Names & Synonyms
- Copper Fasteners
- Copper Chains
- Copper Springs
- Copper Powder
- Copper Components
- Miscellaneous Copper Articles
- Copper Fixings
- Copper Nuts & Bolts (if not specifically 7415)
Typical Industrial Uses
- Electrical Components (springs, contacts)
- Automotive Industry (fasteners, specialized components)
- General Engineering & Manufacturing (fasteners, chains, springs)
- Chemical Industry (copper powder catalysts, reagents)
- Metallurgy (copper powder for sintering)
- Plumbing & HVAC (non-pressure tubing, fasteners)
- Decorative Arts and Crafts
- Marine Applications (corrosion-resistant fasteners)
GST Rate (Indicative)
Imports and domestic sales of articles of copper under HSN 7419 attract GST. The typical GST rate band is 18%, but this can vary based on the specific article and its end-use. It is essential to verify the applicable GST rate on the official CBIC portal for accurate compliance.
8-digit Tariff Lines under HSN 7419
| HSN Code | Description |
|---|---|
74199100 | OTHER ARTICLES OF COPPER - OTHER : CAST, MOULDED, STAMPED OR FORGED, BUT NOT FURTHER WORKED |
Related HSN Codes
- HSN 7401: Copper mattes; cement copper (precipitated copper)
- HSN 7403: Refined copper and copper alloys, unwrought
- HSN 7408: Copper wire
- HSN 7409: Copper plates, sheets and strip, of a thickness exceeding 0.15 mm
- HSN 7411: Copper tubes and pipes
- HSN 7415: Copper nails, screws, nuts, bolts, etc.
Related on MetaleMart
- Parent: HSN 74 — Copper and articles thereof
- HSN 7401 — COPPER MATTES; CEMENT COPPER (PRECIPITATED COPPER)
- HSN 7402 — UNREFINED COPPER; COPPER ANODES FOR ELECTROLYTIC REFINING
- HSN 7403 — REFINED COPPER AND COPPER ALLOYS, UNWROUGHT
- HSN 7404 — COPPER WASTE AND SCRAP
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Frequently Asked Questions about HSN 7419
What specific items are covered under HSN 7419?
HSN 7419 covers a wide range of copper articles not specified elsewhere in Chapter 74. This includes items like copper fasteners, chains, springs, flexible tubing, stranded wire for electrical purposes, and even copper powder not otherwise classified. For specific items, especially those with electrical insulation, check related HSNs. For instance, insulated electrical wire might fall under Chapter 85. Always verify with a customs expert for precise classification.
How does HSN 7419 differ from HSN codes like 7411 (tubes), 7408 (wire), and 7409 (plates/sheets)?
The 'Other Articles of Copper' heading (HSN 7419) is broad. It's crucial to distinguish it from more specific copper items. For example, copper pipes and tubes fall under 7411, copper wire under 7408, and copper plates, sheets, and strips under 7409. HSN 7419 is for those copper products that don't fit into these more specialized categories. Common examples include copper fasteners, chains, springs, and certain types of copper powder.
What is the primary difference between metals sold on MetaleMart under HSN 7419 and other HSNs?
HSN 7419, 'Other Articles of Copper', primarily covers manufactured copper items not elsewhere specified in Chapter 74. While MetaleMart focuses on base metals in standard forms like bars, sheets, and tubes, HSN 7419 is more about finished or semi-finished copper goods like chains, springs, fasteners, and copper powders. Though MetaleMart's copper catalog (e.g., copper bars, sheets) would fall under different HSNs (like 7403 for refined copper, 7409 for plates/sheets, 7411 for tubes, 7408 for wire), buyers procuring copper components for assembly might encounter 7419. Typical suppliers often focus on specific product types within this broad heading.
What defines 'further worked' under HSN 7419.91?
For HSN 7419, if goods are cast, moulded, stamped, or forged but not further worked, they generally fall under sub-heading 7419.91. This means basic shaping operations are covered. Goods undergoing more complex manufacturing processes or finishing might be classified differently, potentially under other 7419 sub-headings or even other chapters, depending on their final form and function. Always refer to the specific nature of the "further worked" operations for accurate classification.