HS Code 8207 — Interchangeable Power and Machine Tool Bits

This heading covers the replaceable parts that do the actual work in a machine or power tool. This includes drill bits, screwdriver bits, dies for metal pressing, and industrial rock-drilling heads used in mining or construction.

What's included

Drill bits for metal or masonry
Screwdriver bits (Torx, Phillips, Hex)
Rock drilling bits for mining
Dies for metal extrusion
Milling cutters
Boring tools
Punching and stamping dies

What's excluded

Grinding wheels → use 6804 (Abrasives are classified by material (stone/ceramic), not as tool bits.)
Machine tool holders → use 8466 (These are the parts that hold the bit, not the bit itself.)

Common examples

SDS Plus masonry drill bit
Titanium-coated HSS twist drill
Tungsten carbide router bit
Oil-well rock-drilling head

Frequently asked questions

Do bits for cordless drills go here?

Yes, even if they are for consumer power tools, the detachable bits are classified in 8207.

Trade & shipping notes

Typical duty range: 0% - 7%
Documentation: High-precision or specialized alloy bits may require export control checks.
Typical shipping mode: Air
Top exporters: China, Germany, Japan, USA
Top importers: USA, Germany, China, South Korea

Key takeaway

Covers the 'consumable' or replaceable cutting/shaping parts of stationary and portable power tools.

Interchangeable Power and Machine Tool Bits