Chapter 73 covers articles of iron or steel, including tubes, profiles, sheets, wire rods and other semi-finished and finished products, but excludes machinery, mechanical appliances, electrical equipment of iron or steel (these fall under Chapters 84 and 85). This chapter ranges from 7301 to 7326, including steel sheet piling, rails, steel pipes, steel structures, containers, household articles of iron or steel, etc. Heading 7321 falls under non-electric cooking or heating equipment in household articles of iron or steel. Heading 7321 covers non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment of iron or steel, such as stoves, cookers, barbecues, braziers, space heaters, etc., using solid fuel (firewood, coal, charcoal, etc.), liquid fuel (kerosene, alcohol, etc.) or gaseous fuel (liquefied petroleum gas, natural gas, etc.). However, it excludes electric heating equipment (classified under 8516) and central heating boilers (classified under 8403). Code 732113 is a six-digit subheading. The first 2 digits 73 represent Chapter 73 articles of iron or steel. The 3rd-4th digits 21 represent heading 7321, i.e., non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment. The 5th-6th digits 13 represent subheading 732113, specifically solid fuel stoves, i.e., domestic stoves of iron or steel using solid fuel (such as firewood, coal, charcoal). This subheading is not further subdivided, but it must be distinguished from liquid fuel stoves (732111) and gaseous fuel stoves (732112). This commodity is a solid fuel stove, belonging to non-electric domestic cooking equipment of iron or steel, and the fuel is solid, therefore classified under 732113. If liquid or gaseous fuel is used, it is classified under 732111 or 732112; if electric, under 8516; if for industrial use, possibly under 8417 or other headings.
Chapter
Chapter 73 covers articles of iron or steel, including tubes, profiles, sheets, wire rods and other semi-finished and finished products, but excludes machinery, mechanical appliances, electrical equipment of iron or steel (these fall under Chapters 84 and 85). This chapter ranges from 7301 to 7326, including steel sheet piling, rails, steel pipes, steel structures, containers, household articles of iron or steel, etc. Heading 7321 falls under non-electric cooking or heating equipment in household articles of iron or steel.
Heading
Heading 7321 covers non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment of iron or steel, such as stoves, cookers, barbecues, braziers, space heaters, etc., using solid fuel (firewood, coal, charcoal, etc.), liquid fuel (kerosene, alcohol, etc.) or gaseous fuel (liquefied petroleum gas, natural gas, etc.). However, it excludes electric heating equipment (classified under 8516) and central heating boilers (classified under 8403).
Digit Breakdown
Code 732113 is a six-digit subheading. The first 2 digits 73 represent Chapter 73 articles of iron or steel. The 3rd-4th digits 21 represent heading 7321, i.e., non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment. The 5th-6th digits 13 represent subheading 732113, specifically solid fuel stoves, i.e., domestic stoves of iron or steel using solid fuel (such as firewood, coal, charcoal). This subheading is not further subdivided, but it must be distinguished from liquid fuel stoves (732111) and gaseous fuel stoves (732112).
Classification Basis
This commodity is a solid fuel stove, belonging to non-electric domestic cooking equipment of iron or steel, and the fuel is solid, therefore classified under 732113. If liquid or gaseous fuel is used, it is classified under 732111 or 732112; if electric, under 8516; if for industrial use, possibly under 8417 or other headings.
📝 Declaration Elements
Product Name: The specific name of the declared commodity should accurately reflect its attributes, such as "solid fuel stove" or "wood stove". Material: Declare the main material, such as iron or steel, and specify the type of steel (e.g., stainless steel, cast iron). Fuel Type: Specify the fuel type, such as solid fuel (firewood, coal, charcoal, etc.). Use: Declare the usage scenario, such as domestic cooking, heating, etc. Brand: Declare the brand name; if no brand, state "no brand". Model: Declare the product model to facilitate identification of specific specifications. Specifications and Dimensions: Declare dimensions, weight and other parameters. Product Name: Solid fuel stove; Material: Cast iron; Fuel Type: Firewood; Use: Domestic cooking; Brand: No brand; Model: ST-100; Specifications and Dimensions: Length 60cm × Width 40cm × Height 30cm, Weight 15kg. Misdeclaring a solid fuel stove as an electric stove, leading to classification under 8516, affecting tax rebates and regulatory conditions. Unclear declaration of fuel type, such as only writing "fuel" without specifying solid, may be classified under other subheadings. Declaring use as industrial when it is actually domestic, leading to incorrect classification.
Product Name
The specific name of the declared commodity should accurately reflect its attributes, such as "solid fuel stove" or "wood stove".
⚠️ Misdeclared as "electric stove" or "gas stove", leading to incorrect classification.
Material
Declare the main material, such as iron or steel, and specify the type of steel (e.g., stainless steel, cast iron).
⚠️ Only writing "metal" or "iron", which is too vague.
Fuel Type
Specify the fuel type, such as solid fuel (firewood, coal, charcoal, etc.).
⚠️ Failing to specify fuel type, or misdeclaring as liquid/gaseous fuel.
Use
Declare the usage scenario, such as domestic cooking, heating, etc.
⚠️ Misdeclaring as industrial use, leading to classification under a different heading.
Brand
Declare the brand name; if no brand, state "no brand".
⚠️ Omitting brand or incorrectly declaring the brand.
Model
Declare the product model to facilitate identification of specific specifications.
⚠️ Incomplete model or inconsistent with the actual product.
Specifications and Dimensions
Declare dimensions, weight and other parameters.
⚠️ Failure to provide dimensions, affecting customs inspection.
Misdeclaring a solid fuel stove as an electric stove, leading to classification under 8516, affecting tax rebates and regulatory conditions.
Unclear declaration of fuel type, such as only writing "fuel" without specifying solid, may be classified under other subheadings.
Declaring use as industrial when it is actually domestic, leading to incorrect classification.
🎯 Classification Logic
The core basis for classification is: 1. Whether the commodity is non-electric; 2. Whether it is domestic; 3. Whether it uses solid fuel; 4. Whether it is of iron or steel. Also refer to the Import and Export Tariff and notes; heading 7321 explicitly includes non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment, and subheadings are divided by fuel type. 732111 Liquid fuel stoves: Uses liquid fuel (e.g., kerosene, alcohol), whereas 732113 uses solid fuel. 732112 Gaseous fuel stoves: Uses gaseous fuel (e.g., liquefied petroleum gas), whereas 732113 uses solid fuel. 851660 Electric stoves: Electric heating equipment is classified under 8516, whereas 732113 is non-electric. 841780 Industrial stoves: Industrial non-electric stoves are classified under 8417, whereas 732113 is domestic. Is it non-electric? Is it domestic? Does it use solid fuel? Is it of iron or steel? Is it cooking or heating equipment?
Basis
The core basis for classification is: 1. Whether the commodity is non-electric; 2. Whether it is domestic; 3. Whether it uses solid fuel; 4. Whether it is of iron or steel. Also refer to the Import and Export Tariff and notes; heading 7321 explicitly includes non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment, and subheadings are divided by fuel type.
Electric heating equipment is classified under 8516, whereas 732113 is non-electric.
841780 - Industrial stoves
Industrial non-electric stoves are classified under 8417, whereas 732113 is domestic.
Self-Check：
✓ Is it non-electric?
✓ Is it domestic?
✓ Does it use solid fuel?
✓ Is it of iron or steel?
✓ Is it cooking or heating equipment?
❓ FAQ
How to inquire about the tax rate for HS code 732113? You can check the latest import tax rate, value-added tax and regulatory conditions by entering HS code 732113 on the General Administration of Customs website, China International Trade Single Window, or professional tariff inquiry tools. Note that tax rates may be adjusted with policy changes; it is recommended to refer to the latest official announcements. What is the difference in HS codes between solid fuel stoves and gas stoves? Solid fuel stoves are classified under 732113, and gas stoves under 732112. The main difference is the fuel type. When declaring, the fuel type must be clearly specified to avoid classification errors. What regulatory conditions are required for exporting solid fuel stoves? Generally, there are no special regulatory conditions for export, but they must comply with the safety standards of the destination country. It is recommended to check China Customs export regulatory conditions; some countries may require energy efficiency or environmental certification. If a solid fuel stove has an electric ignition device, is it still classified under 732113? Yes, as long as the main function is solid fuel cooking and the electric ignition device is only auxiliary, it is still classified under 732113. However, if the main function is electric heating, it is classified under 8516. How to declare HS code for solid fuel stoves sold via cross-border e-commerce? Cross-border e-commerce is usually declared as personal items or goods, requiring HS code 732113 and truthful declaration of product name, material, fuel type, etc., to avoid customs clearance delays due to classification errors. Are brand and model mandatory in the declaration elements for solid fuel stoves? Brand and model are important declaration elements. If there is no brand, state "no brand"; the model should be filled in truthfully to facilitate customs identification and inspection. What is the difference between HS code 732113 and 732119? 732119 covers other non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment, including equipment using other fuels (such as biomass pellets) or not otherwise specified. 732113 specifically refers to solid fuel stoves; if the fuel is solid but the equipment is not a stove (e.g., a heater), it may be classified under 732119. What are the consequences of incorrect classification? Incorrect classification may lead to customs inspection, tax recovery, fines, and even affect the enterprise's credit rating. It is recommended to consult a professional customs broker or use customs advance classification services to ensure accurate classification.
Q: How to inquire about the tax rate for HS code 732113?
A: You can check the latest import tax rate, value-added tax and regulatory conditions by entering HS code 732113 on the General Administration of Customs website, China International Trade Single Window, or professional tariff inquiry tools. Note that tax rates may be adjusted with policy changes; it is recommended to refer to the latest official announcements.
Q: What is the difference in HS codes between solid fuel stoves and gas stoves?
A: Solid fuel stoves are classified under 732113, and gas stoves under 732112. The main difference is the fuel type. When declaring, the fuel type must be clearly specified to avoid classification errors.
Q: What regulatory conditions are required for exporting solid fuel stoves?
A: Generally, there are no special regulatory conditions for export, but they must comply with the safety standards of the destination country. It is recommended to check China Customs export regulatory conditions; some countries may require energy efficiency or environmental certification.
Q: If a solid fuel stove has an electric ignition device, is it still classified under 732113?
A: Yes, as long as the main function is solid fuel cooking and the electric ignition device is only auxiliary, it is still classified under 732113. However, if the main function is electric heating, it is classified under 8516.
Q: How to declare HS code for solid fuel stoves sold via cross-border e-commerce?
A: Cross-border e-commerce is usually declared as personal items or goods, requiring HS code 732113 and truthful declaration of product name, material, fuel type, etc., to avoid customs clearance delays due to classification errors.
Q: Are brand and model mandatory in the declaration elements for solid fuel stoves?
A: Brand and model are important declaration elements. If there is no brand, state "no brand"; the model should be filled in truthfully to facilitate customs identification and inspection.
Q: What is the difference between HS code 732113 and 732119?
A: 732119 covers other non-electric domestic cooking or heating equipment, including equipment using other fuels (such as biomass pellets) or not otherwise specified. 732113 specifically refers to solid fuel stoves; if the fuel is solid but the equipment is not a stove (e.g., a heater), it may be classified under 732119.
Q: What are the consequences of incorrect classification?
A: Incorrect classification may lead to customs inspection, tax recovery, fines, and even affect the enterprise's credit rating. It is recommended to consult a professional customs broker or use customs advance classification services to ensure accurate classification.
⚠️ Disclaimer: HS code classification, declaration elements, tariff rates and regulatory conditions on this page are for reference only and do not constitute legal advice on customs classification. Tariff rates and regulations are subject to change; the latest announcements from the General Administration of Customs and on-site determinations shall prevail. Please consult professional customs brokers or customs authorities before import/export.