HS Code 8110
Antimony and Antimony Articles
HS code 8110 covers antimony in its unwrought form, powders, waste, and scrap, primarily used in flame retardants and Lead-acid battery alloys.
4-digit Section XVFCL Hazmat 6.1
HS Code 8110 — Antimony and Antimony Articles
Antimony is a semi-metallic element used primarily as a flame retardant in plastics and textiles, and as an alloy hardener in lead-acid batteries. This code covers raw antimony metal, powders, and scrap.
What's included
- Antimony ingots
- Antimony powders
- Antimony waste and scrap
- Antimony regulus
What's excluded
- Antimony trioxide → use
282580(This is a chemical oxide and classified within Chapter 28.)
Common examples
- Antimony metal ingots (99.6% purity)
- Antimony powder for semiconductors
- Lead-antimony alloy scrap
- Antimony crude blocks
Frequently asked questions
Is antimony toxic for handling?
Yes, antimony and its compounds are considered toxic; appropriate PPE and safety data sheets (SDS) are required for transport.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0% - 5%
- Documentation: China often implements export quotas on antimony, which can affect global availability and lead times.
- Typical shipping mode: FCL
- Top exporters: China, Vietnam, Tajikistan
- Top importers: United States, Japan, Belgium
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Key takeaway
Distinguish clearly between the raw metal (8110) and the oxide (2825), as the latter is more common in trade.
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