HS Code for Industrial Drill Bits
The HS Code for industrial drill bits is 820750. The MFN duty rate for importing to the US is 5%.
| HS Code (6-digit) | 820750 |
|---|---|
| US HTS (10-digit) | 8207500000 |
| EU CN Code (8-digit) | 82075000 |
| US Duty Rate (MFN) | 5% |
| EU Duty Rate (MFN) | 2.7% |
| Chapter | 82 |
| Heading | 8207 |
| Last Updated | 2026-05 |
Description
Tools for drilling, other than for rock drilling
HS Code 820750 covers industrial drill bits, excluding those for rock drilling, with a US MFN duty rate of 5%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specific customs inspection risks for importing industrial drill bits under HTS 8207.50?
The primary risk is misclassification with rock-drilling tools (under heading 8207.13) or interchangeable tools (heading 8207.90), which have different duty rates. Customs may inspect the shipment's composition and documentation to verify the bits are for general industrial/material drilling, not specifically for rock. Ensure commercial invoices clearly specify 'other than for rock drilling' and provide detailed product literature to align with the HTS 8207.50 description.
What additional import costs should I expect beyond the duty rate for industrial drill bits classified under HTS 820750?
For industrial drill bits under HTS 820750, you must pay the applicable Most Favored Nation (MFN) duty rate (generally 4.1% ad valorem) and the standard 0.3464% Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF). Additionally, if your shipment enters via formal entry (value over $800), you will incur a Port Maintenance Fee of 0.125% of the shipment's value.
Compliance Notes for Industrial Drill Bits
Industrial drill bits classified under 8207.50 are generally free from specific licensing requirements like the U.S. ITAR, but must comply with standard customs regulations including accurate country-of-origin marking. Imports into the U.S. may be subject to antidumping and countervailing duty (AD/CVD) orders, particularly for products from China (case A-570-504). For shipments to the EU, ensure compliance with REACH regulations concerning substances like cobalt in metal alloys. Always verify if the drill bits are part of a machine tool; if imported as an integral part, they may be classified with the host machine under Chapter 84.