WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.61
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19 July 2002
(02-4004)
Committee on Safeguards Original:  English
NOTIFICATIONS PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 12.1(C) AND
ARTICLE 9, FOOTNOTE 2, OF THE AGREEMENT ON SAFEGUARDS
ON TAKING A DECISION TO APPLY A SAFEGUARD MEASURE
UNITED STATES
Supplement
The following communication, dated 17 July 2002, has been received from the Permanent
Mission of the United States.
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Pursuant to Article 12.1(c) of the WTO Agreement on Safeguards, the United States submits a
supplemental notification regarding the safeguard measures taken by the United States with regard to
certain steel products.
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTIFICATION
UNDER ARTICLE 12.1(c) OF THE AGREEMENT ON SAFEGUARDS
The United States provides the following supplemental information relating to its notification of
14 March 2001 (G/SG/N/USA/6, G/SG/N /11/USA/5).  These measures we re notified in G/SG/N/USA/6,
G/SG/N/11/USA/5 (14 March 2002);  G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Su ppl.1, G/SG/N/11/USA/ 5/Suppl.1 (15 March
2002); G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.2, G/SG/N /11/USA/5/Suppl.2 (18 March 2002)
G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Corr.1, G/SG/N /11/USA/5/Corr.1 (20 March 2002 ); G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.3,
G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Suppl.3 (27 Ma rch 2002); G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Su ppl.4, G/SG/N/ 11/USA/5/Suppl.4
(12 April 2002); and G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl .5; G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Su ppl.5 (12 June 2002.).
1-2. This information was provided in the previous notifications referenced above.
3. Provide precise description of the product involved.
On 12 July 2002, the Office of the United States Trade Representative published a Federal
Register  notice modifying the coverage of the safeguard measures on certain steel products, as notified in
the notifications referenced above.  The notice also made technical corrections to subchapter III of chapter
99 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“subchapter III”), which implemented the
safeguard measures notified in G/SG/N/USA/6, G/SG/N/11/USA/5.  Specifically, the notice provided for
additional exclusions of particular products from the coverage of the safeguard measures.  The exclusions
apply to imports from all sources covered by the safeguard measures.  The technical corrections correct
                                                     
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errors in subchapter III so that the intended tariff tr eatment is provided.  These changes were effective as
of the dates indicated in the Federal Register notice, which is attached.
4-9. This information was provided in the previous notifications referenced above.G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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ANNEX
FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE EXCLUDING ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS
FROM THE SAFEGUARD MEASURES ESTABLISHED IN PROCLAMATION 7529
67 Fed. Reg. 46221 (12 July 2002)
OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVEEXCLUSION OF PARTICULAR PRODUCTS FROM ACTIONS UNDER SECTION 203 OF THE
TRADE ACT OF 1974 WITH REGARD TO CERTAIN STEEL PRODUCTS; CONFORMING
CHANGES AND TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO THE HARMONIZED TARIFF SCHEDULE OFTHE UNITED STATES
AGENCY:   Office of the United States Trade Representative.
ACTION:   Notice
SUMMARY:     Pursuant to authority granted to the United States Trade Representative (USTR) in
Presidential Proclamation 7529 of March 5, 2002 (67 F.R. 10553), the USTR has found that particular
products should be excluded from actions under section 203 of the Trade Act of 1974 (19 U.S.C. 2253)
(Trade Act) with regard to certain steel products, and is modifying subchapter III of chapter 99 of theHarmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) as set forth in the annex to this notice to
implement these exclusions.  Pursuant to authority delegated to the USTR in Presidential Proclamation
6969 of January 27, 1997 (62 F.R. 4415), USTR is ma king technical corrections to subchapter III of
chapter 99 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the Un ited States (HTS) as set forth in the annex to this
notice.  These modifications correct several inadvertent errors and omissions in the subheadings9903.72.30 through 9903.74.24 of the HTS so that the intended tariff treatment is provided.
EFFECTIVE DATE:   The modifications and corrections made in this notice are effective with respect to
articles entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after the dates set forth in each
item in the annex to this notice.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:   Office of Industry, Office of the United States Trade
Representative, 600 17th Street, NW, Room 501, Washington DC, 20508. Telephone (202) 395-5656.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:   On March 5, 2002, pursuant to section 203 of the Trade Act
of 1974, as amended (the “Trade Act”) (19 U.S.C. 2253), the President issued Proclamation 7529 (67 F.R.
10553), which imposed tariffs and a tariff-rate quota on (a) certain flat steel, consisting of: slabs, plate,hot-rolled steel, cold-rolled steel, and coated steel; (b) hot-rolled bar; (c) cold-finished bar; (d) rebar; (e)
certain tubular products; (f) carbon and alloy fittings; (g) stainless steel bar; (h) stainless steel rod; (i) tin
mill products; and (j) stainless steel wire, as provided for in subheadings 9903.72.30 through 9903.74.24
of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTS”) (“safeguard measures”) for a period of
three years plus 1 day.  Effective with respect to goods entered, or withdrawn from warehouse forconsumption, on or after 12:01 a.m., EST, on March 20, 2002, Proclamation 7529 modified subchapter III
of chapter 99 of the HTS so as to provide for such increased duties and a tariff-rate quota.  Proclamation
7529 also delegated to the USTR the authority to consider requests for exclusion of a particular product
submitted in accordance with the procedures set out in 66 F.R. 54321, 54322-54323 (October 26, 2001)
and, upon publication in the Federal Register  of a notice of his finding that a particular product should
be excluded, to modify the HTS provision created by the annex to that proclamation to exclude suchG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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particular product from the pertinent safeguard measure.  On April 5, 2002, USTR published a notice in
the Federal Register  excluding four particular products from the safeguard measures, and modified the
HTS accordingly.
I have further considered exclusion requests for certain products designated as X-004, X-010, X-011, X-
018, X-021, X-022, X-025, X-032, X-035, X-039, X-046, X-048, X-059, X-061, X-072, X-075, X-077,
X-083, X-088, X-089, X-090, X-093, X-100, X-104, X-108, X-109, X-110, X-113, X-116, X-119, X-120,
X-122, X-128, X-134, X-142, X-143, X-147, X-160, X-162, X-172, X-177, X-186, X-187, X-188, X-194,
X-196, X-213, and X-219.  I have also considered exclus ion requests for certain products designated N-
300, N-303, N-313, N-316, N-319, N-321, N-377, N-387, N-392, N-426, N-454, N-455, N-456, N-467,
N-491, N-495, N-499.  I find that the exclusion from the safeguard measures established in Proclamation
7529 of certain steel products within these designations, as described in sections 2 and 3 of the annex to
this notice, would not undermine the goals of those safeguard measures.  Therefore, I find that these
products should be excluded from those safeguard measures.  Accordingly, under authority vested in the
USTR by Proclamation 7529, I modify the HTS provisions created by the annex to Proclamation 7529 as
set forth in the annex to this notice.  Such modifications shall be embodied in the HTS with respect togoods entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after March 20, 2002.
On March 19, 2002 and June 4, 2002, USTR published Federal Register notices (67 F.R. 12635 and 67
F.R. 38541, respectively) making technical corrections to subchapter III of chapter 99 of the HTS to
remedy several technical errors introduced in the annex to Proclamation 7529.  These corrections ensuredthat the intended tariff treatment was provided.  Since the publication of these Federal Register  notices,
additional technical errors and omissions in subchapter III of chapter 99 have come to the attention of
USTR.  The annex to this notice makes technical corrections to the HTS to remedy these errors and
omissions.  In particular, the annex to this notice corrects errors in the descriptions of the physical
dimensions or chemical composition of certain pro ducts excluded from the application of the safeguard
measures.
Proclamation 6969 authorized the USTR to exercise the authority provided to the President under section
604 of the Trade Act of 1974 (19 U.S.C. 2483) to embody rectifications, technical or conforming
changes, or similar modifications in the HTS.  Under authority vested in the USTR by Proclamation 6969,
the rectifications, technical and conforming changes, and similar modifications set forth in the annex to
this notice shall be embodied in the HTS with respect to goods entered, or withdrawn from warehouse forconsumption, on or after the date set forth in each item in the annex to this notice.
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The HTS is modified as set forth in this
annex, with bracketed matter included toassist in the understanding of themodifications.  The following provisionssupersede matter now in the Harmonized
Tariff Schedule of the United States
(HTS).  The new subheading and superiortext thereto being inserted by this noticeare set forth in columnar format, andmaterial in such columns is inserted in thecolumns of the HTS designated
“Heading/Subheading”, “Article
Description”, “Rates of Duty 1 General”,“Rates of Duty 1 Special”, and Rates ofDuty 2", respectively.  Individualsubdivisions of U.S. note 11 to subchapter
III of chapter 99 of the HTS set forth
herein specify that quantities of the namedgoods may enter under the terms of suchsubdivisions during periods beginning onJuly 12, 2002; and such subdivisions andthe associated subheadings shall be
effective with respect to the specified
goods entered, or withdrawn fromwarehouse for consumption, on or after
12:01 a.m., EDT, on July 12, 2002 ; other
provisions of this notice likewise specifythat they are effective on or after 12:01
a.m., EDT, on July 12, 2002 . The
remaining provisions of this notice shallbe effective with respect to articlesentered, or withdrawn from warehouse forconsumption, on or after 12:01 a.m.,
EST, on March 20, 2002 :
1.  In order to make corrections in subchapter III of
chapter 99 of the HTS, the following modifications
shall be made in U.S. note 11 to such subchapter:
   A.  Subdivision (b)(viii)(A)  is modified bydeleting “0.245" and by inserting in lieu thereof
“0.254".
   B.  Subdivision (b)(xv), as modified by paragraph9(E) of the notice published on June 4, 2002, is
modified by inserting a comma after “nickel of 0.40
percent maximum”.   C.  In annex paragraph 9(N) of such notice,
“subdivision (b)(xxxii)(B)” is modified to read
“subdivision (b)(xxxii)(C)”; and in subdivision(b)(xxxii)(C) the language “(imported under
subheading 7209.16.00, 7209.18.15, 7209.18.25 or
7209.17.00)” is deleted;   D.  Subdivision (b)(xxxv)(A)  is modified by
deleting all of the text starting with “tin-nickel layer”
and by inserting in lieu thereof the following:“tin-nickel layer of 1.0 micrometer or more; tin layer
of 0.05 micrometer or more; nickel-graphite layer
over 0.2 micrometer, and bottom side:  nickel layerof 1.0 micrometer or more;”.
   E.  Subdivision (b)(xxxv)(B)  is modified by
deleting all of the text starting with “tin-nickel layer”and by inserting in lieu thereof the following:
“tin-nickel layer of 1.0 micrometer or more;nickel-graphite layer of 0.5 micrometer or more;
bottom side:  nickel layer of 1.0 micrometer or
more;”.
   F.  Subdivision (b)(xxxv)(C)  is modified bydeleting all of the text starting with “nickel-graphite
layer” and by inserting in lieu thereof the following:
“nickel-graphite layer of 1.0 micrometer or more;bottom side: nickel layer of 1.0 micrometer or
more;”.
   G.  Subdivision (b)(xxxv)(D)  is modified bydeleting all of the text starting with “nickel layer”
and by inserting in lieu thereof the following:
“nickel layer of 1.0 micrometer or more;nickel-phosphorus layer of 0.1 micrometer or more;
bottom side:  nickel layer of 1.0 micrometer or
more;”.   H.  Subdivision (b)(xxxv)(E)  is modified by
deleting all of the text starting with
“nickel-tin-nickel” and by inserting in lieu thereof“nickel-tin-nickel combination layer of 1.0
micrometer or more; tin layer only of 0.05
micrometer or more; bottom side:  nickel layer of 1.0micrometer or more;”.
   I.  Subdivision (b)(xlii)  is modified by deleting all
of the text starting with “nickel-tin layer” and byinserting in lieu thereof the following: “nickel-tin
layer of 1.0 micrometer or more; tin layer of 0.05
micrometer or more; bottom side:  nickel layer of 1.0micrometer or more; the foregoing designated as
X-109;”.
   J.  In subdivision (liii), delete “, in coils,”.   K.  Annex paragraph 9(U) of the notice of June 4,
2002,  is modified to read as follows: “In subdivision
(b)(xlviii), “457.2 mm” is deleted and “457.0 mm” isinserted in lieu thereof;”.
    L.  Subheading 9903.73.45 is modified by
deleting “11(b)(xi)” and by inserting in lieu thereof“11(b)(xi)(A)”; and subheadings 9903.73.45 and
9903.73.46, as inserted by paragraph 10(D) of such
notice, are redesignated as 9903.73.46 and9903.73.47, respectively.
   M.  The superior text to subheadings 9903.73.42
through 9903.73.52 is modified by deleting “with aheight of 80 mm or more” and by inserting “with
any linear dimension of 80 mm or greater when
measured through a solid portion of the cross
section”.
2. In order to provide that additional categories
of goods related to existing exclusions are
excluded from the actions taken in PresidentialProclamation 7529 and that neededclarifications are made, U.S. note 11(b) to
subchapter III of chapter 99 of the HTS is
further modified as follows:   A.  subdivision (b)(xi) is deleted andreplaced by:
  “(xi)  products designated as X-083, with the
following characteristics:
    (A)  products known as “Superplast SP 300,” the
foregoing which are plates, pre-forged and rolledblocks or forged extra-heavy section blocks, with
thickness of 152 and 1270 mm, inclusive, widths of
1990 mm, and lengths of 3048 to 3810 mm,inclusive; containing, by weight, carbon of between
0.235 and 0.265 percent, chromium of between 1.20
and 1.40 percent, manganese of between 1.20 and
1.40 percent, nickel of 0.30 percent maximum,molybdenum of between 0.35 and 0.45 percent,
silicon of between 0.05 and 0.15 percent, boron of
between 0.002 and 0.004 percent and sulphur of
between 0.015 and 0.020 percent; with oxygen of 20ppm (parts per million) and hydrogen of 2 ppm; if
measuring between 152 and 203 mm displaying
through hardness of 269 to 320 Brinnell, with amaximum dispersion of 15 bhn throughout; if
measuring 203 and 1270 mm having through
hardness of 290 to 320 Brinnell, with a maximumdispersion of 30 bhn throughout; all such products
conforming to ultrasonic testing requirements of
American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM)A578-S9, with a 2 mm flat bottom hole, and
homogenous product (free of hardspots) cleanliness
guaranteed per ASTM E45 method A, worst fieldratings A: 1.5 maximum, B: 1.5 maximum, C: 1.0
maximum and D: 1.5 maximum;
    (B)  flat-rolled products imported in condition as
specified in ASTM/ASME A353 (as rolled) or
ASTM/ASME A553 (quenched and tempered),thickness of 4.75 mm or greater, minimum Charpy
impact energies at -196 ºC of 90 J (longitudinal) and
80 J (transverse), manufactured in compliance withthe European material standard EN 10028-Part 4 and
the required certification EN 10204 3.1.A; with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon0.13 maximum, manganese 0.90 to 0.98,
phosphorus 0.015 maximum, sulfur 0.01 maximum,
silicon 0.13 to 0.45 and nickel 8.40 to 9.60; or
    (C)  flat-rolled products having a width not over
600 mm, not further worked than hot rolled, of athickness of 4.75 mm or greater, containing by
weight 24 percent or more of nickel with or without
other elements and composed according tospecification ASTM F15;”
   B.  subdivision (b)(xx) is deleted and
replaced by:
  “(xx)  flat-rolled, hot-rolled products designated as
X-116, as described below:
    (A)  products not further processed than
hot-rolled, of the grade known as “ALFORM” or
“ALFORM 890/900,” of a thickness of not over 4.75mm, whether in coils or in cut-to-length form
(provided for in subheading 7225.30.70 or
7225.40.70);
    (B)  products of grade SAE 8667, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.61 to0.72, chromium 0.20 to 0.35, manganese 0.30 to
0.50, molybdenum 0.08 to 0.15, nickel 0.20 to 0.35,
phosphorus 0.025 maximum, sulfur 0.025 maximum
and silicon 0.20 to 0.35; hot-rolled, pickled and oiled
in coils; according to specification OCS-1;silicon-aluminum killed, without welds; fine
austenitic grain; thickness: 2.26 mm or 3.18 mm or
4.36 mm, thickness tolerances +/-0.090 mm;conicity measured at 40 mm from edge; thickness
tolerances for remainder +/-0.18 mm; and width of
1,028.7 mm to 1,033.55 mm;
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oiled products in coils; silicon-aluminum killed,without welds, fine austenitic grain; thickness 2.29
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measured at 40 mm from edge, 0.090 mm for 95
percent of coil length, thickness tolerances for
remainder +/-0.18 mm, width 1028.7 mm. -0.00
mm/+4.75 mm; with chemical composition (percentby weight):  carbon 0.61 to 0.72, chromium 0.40 to
0.60, manganese 0.35 to 0.55, molybdenum 0.10 to
0.20, nickel 0.60 to 0.90, phosphorus 0.025maximum, sulfur 0.025 and silicon 0.20 to 0.35; or
    (D)  pickled and oiled products in coils,
silicon-aluminum killed, grade 1050 mod. according
to SAE J403-92; tolerances according to ASTM
A568/91A, no welds, thickness tolerances +/-0.13mm, thickness/width combinations:  not over
1.98 mm/927.10 mm or not over 2.28 mm/1146 mm;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):aluminum 0.02 to 0.07, carbon 0.51 to 0.55,
chromium not over 0.05, manganese 0.78 to 0.90,
phosphorus 0.012 maximum, sulfur 0.003 maximumand silicon 0.20 to 0.30; cleanliness: inclusions not
to exceed 15,000 per Wallace Barnes (approximately
12 maximum Stringer Type per ASTM); free ofprimary and secondary pipe, lamination, seams, laps,
rolled in scale, harmful segregation (1/4 point) and
other defects injurious to final product integrity;”
   C.  subdivision (b)(xxiii) is deleted and
replaced by:
  “(xxiii)  hot-rolled flat-rolled products designated
as X-142, meeting the following characteristics:
    (A)   products known in industry usage as “SCM
415,” with chemical composition (percent by
weight): carbon 0.13 to 0.18, silicon 0.15 to 0.35,
manganese 0.60 to 0.85, phosphorus not over 0.03,sulfur not over 0.03, chromium 0.90 to 1.20,
molybdenum 0.15 to 0.30; hardness:  HRB of not
over 87; tensile strength of 500 N/mm2 or greater;
elongation of 30 percent or more; yield ratio of not
over 80 percent; thickness: 2.6 to 4.0 mm; width:
1066 mm to 1321 mm; and with edge: square cutedge free of burrs, rice marks, protrusions or
damage;
    (B)  products having widths greater than 914 mm,
certified by the importer to have had ladle chemical
analysis (percent by weight):  carbon 0.56 to 0.64,manganese 0.75 to 1.00, nickel 0.40 to 0.70 and
molybdenum 0.15 to 0.25; or
    (C)  products meeting ASTM A506 (Modified
UNS G41180), with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  manganese 0.60 to 0.90, chromium 0.55
to 0.75, silicon 0.30 to 0.45, copper 0.20,molybdenum 0.10 to 0.15, carbon 0.13 to 0.18,
sulfur not over 0.005, phosphorus not over 0.025,
niobium (columbium) 0.02 to 0.04, nickel not over0.10; thickness of 1.55 mm or more but not over
3.76 mm; calcium refinement; half gauge tolerance
+/- 0.115 mm; with coil size of 900 to 1,200 kg percm width with no more than 10 percent of the coils
between 600 and 900 kg per cm width;”
   D.  subdivision (b)(xxv) is deleted and the
following new provisions are inserted in lieu
thereof:  “(xxv)  cold-rolled products designated as X-010,
as described below:
    (A)  blue finish band saw steel meeting the
following characteristics:  thickness not over 1.31
mm; width not over 80 mm; chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 1.2 to 1.3, silicon 0.15to 0.35, manganese 0.20 to 0.35, phosphorus not
over 0.03, sulfur not over 0.007, chromium 0.30 to
0.5 and nickel not over 0.25; with the followingother properties:  carbides fully spheroidized, having
greater than 80 percent of carbides, which are not
over 0.003 mm and uniformly dispersed; surfacefinish is blue finish free from pits, scratches, rust,
cracks, or seams; smooth edges; edge camber (in
each 300 mm of length) of not over 7 mm arc height;and cross bow (per mm of width) of 0.015 mm
maximum;
    (B)  bright or blue finished band saw steel, if
entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to
exceed 250 t during the 12-month period beginningon July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the
period July 12, 2004 through March 20, 2005,
inclusive, and meeting the following characteristics:cold-rolled, heat treated with fine spheroidized
structure, edge machined, corner radius 45 degrees,
controlled dish to 0.375 mm per 25.4 mm maximum;straightness 6.35 mm in 3,048 mm, supplied in coils
of matched length and in sets; with chemical
composition (percent by weight): carbon 0.70 to0.80, silicon 0.10 to 0.30, manganese 0.60 to 0.85,
chromium 0.20 to 0.30, sulfur 0.025 maximum and
phosphorus 0.025 maximum; meeting ASTM E453.0/3.5 CT for cleanliness and with grain size 5 to 8
according to ASTM E112; thickness not over 1.25
mm and width not over 42 mm;
    (C)  bandsaw steel, if entered in an aggregate
annual quantity not to exceed 163 t during the
12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July
12, 2003 or during the period July 12, 2004 throughMarch 20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing meeting the
following characteristics:  cold-rolled, with a fully
spheroidized uniform pinpoint carbide structure in aferrite matrix; cleanliness meeting ASTM E45
CT3.6 maximum; edges machined square and
decornered; dish 0.025 mm maximum per 25.4 mmof width, straightness 6.35 mm in 3,048 mm, surface
finish to be uniform through each coil, face to face
and coil to coil, hardness 300-350 VPN; withchemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.65 to 0.74, silicon 0.20 to 0.35, manganese 0.30 to
0.50, sulfur 0.025 maximum, phosphorus 0.025maximum, chromium 0.40 to 0.60, nickel 0.60 to
0.90 and molybdenum 0.08 to 0.15; thickness not
over 1.1 mm and width not over 35 mm;
    (D)  flat-rolled steel with the following
characteristics:  commercially designated as “B82",
cold-rolled, hardened and tempered, leather polished
(heavy grain), hardness HRC 38 to 54, finish to beconsistent coil to coil and face to face; capable of
passing tooth setting bend test without fracture; with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon0.70 to 0.80, manganese 0.65 to 0.85, sulfur 0.008
maximum and phosphorus 0.018 maximum; dish
0.025 mm maximum per 25.4 mm of width;cleanliness meeting ASTM E45M 3.5CT, grain size
5 to 8 ASTM E112, tempered martensite
microstructure free from segregation or banding,after polishing the product may be naturally colored
blue, bronze or gold, thickness not over 2.30 mm
and width not over 375 mm; or
    (E)  cold-rolled, flat-rolled steel, if entered in an
aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 340 t during
the 12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002 orJuly 12, 2003 or during the period July 12, 2004
through March 20, 2005, inclusive, and with the
following characteristics:  cleanliness meetingASTM E45M 3.5CT; grain size 5 to 8 by  ASTM
E112; hardened and tempered within the range HRC
43 to 54; with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.98 to 1.05, manganese 0.30 to
0.50 and sulfur 0.015 maximum; dish 0.025 mm
maximum per 25.4 mm of width; scaleless, heavygauge leather polished or blue, whether or not edge
machined; width of 150 mm or less and thickness of
not over 2.35 mm;”
   E.  subdivision (b)(xxxi) is deleted and the
following new provisions are inserted:
  “(xxxi)  cold-rolled flat-rolled steel designated as
X-083, with the following characteristics:
    (A)  products not further worked than cold-rolled,
less than 4.75 mm in thickness; containing, by
weight, at least 14 percent nickel or 25 percent
cobalt, with or without other elements; controlledexpansion alloys are composed according to
specifications ASTM F15, ASTM F30, ASTM B753
ASTM F1684; magnetic alloys composed accordingto specifications ASTM A753 or ASTM A801; or
    (B)  products of grade C1095/SAE1095, if entered
in an aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 12,000
t during the 12-month period beginning on July 12,
2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, and with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
of 0.90 to 1.04, manganese 0.30 to 0.50, phosphorus0.025 maximum, sulfur 0.015 maximum and silicon
0.15 to 0.25;  thickness 0.254 mm to 2.324 mm;
width 914.4 mm to 1320.8 mm; spheroidizedannealed; thickness tolerance of half the ASTM
A568 standard or less; and HRB hardness HRB 90
maximum;”
   F.  In subdivision (b)(xxxii) is modified by
striking “or” at the end of subdivision(b)(xxxii)(C)(XV), by inserting “or” at the end
of subdivision (b)( xxxii)(D), and the following
new subdivision is inserted thereafter:
    “(E)  products with thickness 1.07 mm or more
but not over 3.05 mm, width 130 mm or more but
not over 413 mm; with chemical composition(percent by weight):  carbon 0.67 to 0.80, silicon
0.20 to 0.35, manganese 0.30 to 0.50, nickel 1.90 to
2.20, chromium 0.10 to 0.20, phosphorus not over0.03, sulfur not over 0.015 and copper not over 0.15;
flatness tolerance of ±0.001 mm per millimeter of
product width; straightness of product (camber):short camber  ±0.2997 mm over 1,016 mm, long
camber:  ±0.7620 mm over 3,048 mm; edge finish:
square smooth edges free of burrs; surface finish:smooth surface of Ra 0.4-0.8 micrometer on both
sides; hardened and tempered, bright finished
random length coils; microstructure: evenlyG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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tempered martensitic structure free of carbide
network; and no decarburization;”
     G.  (i)  In subdivision (xxxiv)(C), the
language “width 12.6365 mm, polishedsurface, tensile strength 1,696 MPa - 2,096MPa” is deleted and “width 12.6365 mm +/-
0.0508 mm, polished surface, tensile strength
1,560 MPa minimum” is substituted in lieuthereof;
       (ii)  In subdivision (xxxiv), delete the final
word “or” from subdivision (E) and insert thefollowing new subdivisions in alphabeticalsequence:
  “(G)  flat-rolled products, Eberle 18, Eberle 18C
(SAE1095 modified steel), thickness not over 1.0mm; width not over 152.4 mm; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.90 to
1.05, silicon 0.15 to 0.35,manganese 0.30 to 0.50,phosphorus 0.03 maximum and sulfur 0.006
maximum; mechanical properties: ultimate tensile
strength at least 1590 N/mm2, hardness greater than
or equal to 475 Vickers hardness; physical
properties: flatness less than 0.2 percent of the
product width; microstructure: completely free fromdecarburization, carbides are spheroidal and fine
within 1 percent to 4 percent (area percentage) in the
uniform termpered martensite; non-metallic
inclusions: sulfide inclusions with area percentage
not over 0.04, and oxide inclusions with areapercentage not over 0.05; and surface roughness Ra
0.13 micrometer, Rmax 1.5 micrometers;
    (H)  flat-rolled products, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.98 to
1.05, silicon 0.15 to 0.30, manganese 0.4 to 0.6,sulfur 0.005 maximum, phosphorus 0.2 maximum,
aluminum 0.01 maximum, chromium 0.15 to 0.4,
copper 0.15 maximum and nickel 0.15 maximum;width 12.7 mm or more but not over 508 mm,
thickness 0.1143 mm or more but not over 0.1422
mm, inclusive, thickness tolerance +/- 0.005 mm,
edges deburred; tensile strength 1000 to 1100
N/mm2; and hardened and tempered with hardness
HV 580 to 650;
    (I)  flat-rolled products, Eberle 18, Eberle 18C
(SAE1095 modified steel), having a width not over
152.4 mm and thickness 0.254 mm to 0.889 mm;
bright polished, unpolished or blue polished surface,surface roughness Rtmax 3.0 micrometer; ultimate
tensile strength 1696 MPa +/- 310 ksi; edges
deburred or machined; with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.90 to 1.05, silicon
0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.30 to 0.50, phosphorus0.03 maximum and sulfur 0.006 maximum;
    (J)  ski edge profiles, grade SAE 1070 or German
grade X35CrMo17, the foregoing with chemical
composition (percent by weight) for X35CrMo17
being carbon 0.33 to 0.45, silicon 1.0 maximum,manganese 1.50 maximum, phosphorus 0.04
maximum, sulfur 0.025 maximum, chromium 15.5
to 17.5, molybdenum 0.8 to 1.3 and nickel 1.0maximum; hardened and tempered to 45 to 52 HRC;bright surface or primer coated and stamped
according to drawing;
    (K)  products described in industry usage as
finally annealed electrical steel strip, the foregoing
being flat-rolled silicon steel, coated with an
insulating laquer modified according to customer'sspecification (C3/C5 type), low thickness deviation
across the width (value for 0.50 mm thick material:
maximum 0.02 mm, value for 0.65 mm thickmaterial:  maximum 0.03 mm); grade: finally
annealed electrical steel product according to EN
10106 (specific grades: M530-50A, M530-65A withcustomer specified maximum core losses of 6.05
W/kg P 1.5 at 60 Hz and 5.80 W/kg P 1.5 at 60 Hz);
finally annealed and coated; thickness 0.50 mm to0.65 mm and width 1,250 mm maximum; or
    (L)  products described in industry usage as doctor
blade steel for the printing industry, with thickness
0.076 to 0.25 mm and width 70 mm maximum;
straightness deviation 0.6 mm per 3000 mm;commercial grade UHB 20 C; with chemical
composition (percent by weight): carbon 0.95 to
1.05, silicon 0.20 to 0.35, manganese 0.20 to 0.50,phosphorus 0.015 maximum and sulfur 0.010
maximum; with the end product having tight
straightness, flatness and a fine dispersedmicrostructure of high purity, heat-treated;
    (M)  hardened and tempered cold-rolled
products, meeting AISI 1075; with thicknessof 0.2 mm to 3.0 mm to meet Swedish T5thickness tolerance; width of 622 mm to 1,016mm; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.70 to 0.80, silicon 0.15 to
0.30, manganese  0.50 to 0.7, phosphorus notover 0.020, sulfur not over 0.010, aluminumnot over 0.020 and chromium 0.31 to 0.50;
    (N)  products meeting AISI 1075, with
thickness of 0.2 mm to 3.0 mm to meetSwedish T5 thickness tolerance; width of 622
mm to 1,016 mm; with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.97 to 1.03,silicon 0.15 to 0.30, manganese 0.40 to 0.50,phosphorus not over 0.020, sulfur not over
0.005, aluminum not over 0.020 and chromium
0.31 to 0.50;
    (O)  products having a thickness of 0.5 mm
to 3.5 mm and width of 50 mm to 650 mm;
roughness:  Ra (RMS) maximum 0.2micrometer; with chemical composition(percent by weight): carbon 0.70 to 0.80,
silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.30 to 0.50,
phosphorus not over 0.020, sulfur not over0.010, aluminum not over 0.020, chromium0.05 to 0.30 and nickel 1.90 to 2.20;”
.
   H.  In subdivision (b)(xxxv), the word “or” isdeleted at the end of (b)(xxxv)(D), “or” is
inserted at the end of (b)(xxxv)(E), and the
following new subdivision is inserted inalphabetical sequence:    “(F)  flat-rolled products, with unalloyed nickel
plated coating measuring not over 5 microns per side
with coating on one side at least 2 microns in
thickness; with cold-rolled substrate known inindustry usage as commercial grade battery grade
sheet and having a thickness from 0.10 mm to 0.762
mm; the foregoing substrate with the followingchemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
not over 0.08, manganese not over 0.45, phosphorus
not over 0.02, sulfur not over 0.02, aluminum notover 0.15 and silicon not over 0.10; with such
substrate having the following mechanical
specifications: tensile strength not to exceed 448MPa, yield strength from 220 to 379 MPa, minimum
elongation of 18 percent, Vickers hardness of 85 to
150, equiaxed or pancake with grain type size(ASTM) from 7 to 12 with delta r value +/- 0.2 and a
lankford value greater than or equal to 1.2;”.
   I.  The word “or” is deleted at the end of
subdivision (b)(xliv)(A), and the following
new provisions are inserted in alphabetical
sequence in subdivision (b)(xliv):
    “(C)  single-reduced, tin-coated steel, entered in
an aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 36,000 t
during the 12-month period beginning on July 12,
2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, the
foregoing of a width of 1,138.2375 or more but not
over 1,141.4125 mm; with thickness range of 0.260
mm to 0.270 mm (95 pound base box) or 0.267 mm
to 0.278 mm (97 pound base box); 1.7/1.7 g/m2 tin
coating, Type L, T3.5 CA, low chromium; or
    (D)  electrolytically tin plated steel, entered in an
aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 40,000 t
during the 12-month period beginning on July 12,
2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, the
foregoing meeting one of the following ASTM
specifications: A623, A623M, A624 or A624M andhaving the following additional properties: width
either 1,071 mm or more but not over 1,074 mm or
1,202 mm or more but not over 1,205 mm; T4temper; thickness of one or more of the following
gauges: 0.280 mm, 0.300 mm, 0.315 mm, 0.325 mm
or 0.355 mm; continuously annealed; standard shotblasted surface finish; chemistry of type L, oiled
with acetyltributyl citrate (ATBC), tin plate coating
weight of 2.2 g/mÿ for one side and 3.4 g/mÿ for theopposite side; matte finish; and utilizing clean steel
practices;”
   J.  Subdivision (b)(l) is modified by deleting
“200,000 metric tons,” and by inserting in lieu
thereof “200,000 t during the 12-month periodbeginning on March 20, 2002 or March 20,2003 or during the period from March 20,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, under
subheading 9903.72.75,”; and by deleting
“50,000 metric tons,”  and by inserting in lieuthereof “50,000 t during the 12-month periodbeginning on March 20, 2002 or March 20,
2003 or during the period from March 20,
2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, undersubheading 9903.72.76,”.G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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   K.  Effective with respect to goods entered,
or withdrawn from warehouse forconsumption, on or after July 12, 2003 andthrough the close of the period specified in
U.S. note 11(a) to subchapter III of chapter 99,
the superior text to subheadings 9903.73.88through 9903.73.95 is modified by deleting “,other than fittings not machined, not tooled
and not otherwise processed after forging”.
3.  In order to provide that additional groups of
products shall be excluded from the import
relief, U.S. note 11(c) is modified by inserting
immediately after the last sentence thefollowing additional sentence and thesubordinate paragraphs set forth herein:
“For purposes of this paragraph, the following
goods shall be excluded from the applicationof relief under the subheadings referred to in
paragraph (a) of this note:
     (i)  cold-rolled, flat-rolled steel, designated as
X-110, meeting the following characteristics:
20C products, entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to
exceed 45,000 t during the 12-month periodbeginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003 or
during the period July 12, 2004 through March 20,
2005, inclusive, the foregoing hardened andtempered, with thickness 0.102 mm or more but not
over 1.20 mm and width not over 355.6 mm; tensile
strength from 1600 N/mm2 to 2100 N/mm2 with a
tolerance +/- 80 N/mm2; hardness 480 to 615 HV;
thickness tolerance of T3 if thickness not over 0.381
mm, T2 if thickness over 0.381 mm but not over0.508 mm, and T1 if over 0.508 mm but not over
1.194 mm; and flatness tolerance of 0.20 percent of
product width;
    (B)  Grade 20C products, entered in an aggregate
annual quantity not to exceed 5,700 t during the12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July
12, 2003 or during the period July 12, 2004 through
March 20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing hardenedand tempered, with thickness 0.102 mm or more but
not over 0.635 mm; width 12.7 mm or more but not
over 355.6 mm; tensile strength ranging 1750 N/
mm2 to 2100 N/mm2 with tolerance +/- 80 N/mm2;
hardness 520 to 615 HV, thickness tolerance of T3,
width tolerance of B1, flatness tolerance of0.30percent of  product width, straightness tolerance
of R2, minimal surface defects with a maximum
depth of 5 micrometers, and maximum scratch depthof 2.0 micrometers;
    (C)  steel known in industry usage as flapper
valve steel, entered in an aggregate annual quantity
not to exceed 17,500 t during the 12-month period
beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003 orduring the period July 12, 2004 through March 20,
2005, inclusive, the foregoing hardened and
tempered, surface polished; thickness not over 1.0m;, width not over 355.6 mm; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.90 or
more but not over 1.05, silicon 0.15 or more but notover 0.35, manganese 0.30 or more but not over0.50, phosphorus 0.03 maximum, sulfur 0.006
maximum, tensile strength 162 kgf/mm2 minimum;
hardness 475 minimum Vickers hardness number;
flatness less than 0.2 percent of  product width;microstructure: completely free from
decarburization; carbides spheroidal and fine and
within 1 percent to 4 percent (area percentage) inuniform tempered martensite; sulfide inclusions with
area percentage not over 0.04 percent and oxide
inclusion with area percentage not over 0.05 percent;
compressive stress: 10 to 40 kgf/mm2; surface
roughness specifications: if thickness is not over
0.209 mm, will have roughness (RZ) not over 0.5micrometer; if thickness is over 0.209 mm but not
over 0.310 mm, will have roughness (RZ) of not
over 0.6 micrometer; if thickness is over 0.310 mmbut not over 0.440 mm, will have roughness (RZ) of
not over 0.7 micrometer; if thickness is over 0.440
mm but not over 0.560 mm, will have roughness(RZ) of not over 0.8 micrometer; if thickness if over
0.560 mm, will have roughness (RZ) of not over 1.0
micrometer; or
    (D)  flat-rolled steel, with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.70 or more but notover 0.80, silicon 0.20 or more but not over 0.35,
manganese 0.30 or more but not over 0.45,
chromium 0.05 or more but not over 0.17, nickel1.85 or more but not over 2.15, phosphorus 0.018
maximum, sulfur 0.005 maximum; hardened and
tempered, bright and  polished; thickness 0.60 mmor more but not over 3.05 mm; width 16.0 mm or
more but not over 412.8 mm; tensile strength 1290
N/mm2 minimum; hardness 40 HRC minimum; with
square and smooth edges; free from surface defects;
thickness tolerance of T1 according to Swedish
Standard 21 21 11 as in effect on March 20, 2002and certified by the importer to meet such standard;
and maximum unflatness of 0.10 percent of the
product width;
     (ii)  cold-rolled flat-rolled deep drawing
enameling steel, designated as X-119, with thecharacteristics specified for ASTM A-424 Type 3,
interstitial-free; with chemical composition (percent
by weight): carbon 0.02 maximum, titanium 0.05
minimum, manganese 0.35 maximum, phosphorus
0.020 maximum, and sulfur 0.030 maximum; withsurface roughness 2.29 to 3.07 micrometers; dry (no
oil on surface); hardness 24-45 HRB;
    (iii)  cold-rolled, flat-rolled steel, designated as
X-122, meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  dual phase steel products with dispersed
martensitic islands in mainly ferrite matrix,
thickness 0.60 mm to 1.75 mm; width 800 mm to1600 mm; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.06 to 0.14, silicon 0.20
maximum, manganese 1.0 to 2.0, phosphorus 0.04maximum and sulfur 0.015 maximum; yield strength
340 to 410 MPa, tensile strength over 600 MPa and
elongation over 20 percent; or
    (B)  products with up to 50 percent martensite in
ferrite matrix, thickness 0.80 mm to 1.60 mm; width
1,000 mm to 1,400 mm; with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.10 to 0.18, silicon
0.80 maximum, manganese 1.5 to 2.0, phosphorus
0.05 maximum, sulfur 0.03 maximum, aluminum0.02 to 0.05, chromium 0.60 maximum, titanium
0.08 to 0.15; yield strength 600 to 760 MPa, tensile
strength 800 MPa or more and elongation greater
than 10 percent;
     (iv)  alloy bar, not further worked than hot-rolled,
designated as X-147, meeting the characteristicsdescribed below:
    (A)  ASTM grade 8620Te products, entered in an
aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 2,100 t
during the 12-month period beginning on July 12,
2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, the
foregoing certified by the importer as meeting the
following characteristics: tellurium content toachieve a sulfide mean aspect ratio of 5:1 maximum;
reduction ratio of 16:1 minimum, achieved through
continuous bloom casting at 560 x 400 mm; fullysurface inspected and certified by the producer to be
free from defects deeper than 0.75 percent of bar
diameter; certified as free from mixes, achieved by100 percent spectrometer testing; or
    (B)  ASTM grade 5150Te products, certified to
meet the following characteristics:  tellurium content
to achieve a sulfide mean aspect ratio of 5:1
maximum; reduction ratio of 16:1 minimum,achieved through continuous bloom casting at 560 x
400 mm; fully surface inspected and certified by the
producer to be free from defects deeper than 0.75percent of bar diameter; certified as free from mixes,
achieved by 100 percent spectrometer testing;
     (v)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel, designated as
X-025, in coils, with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.10 to 0.14, manganese 0.90maximum, phosphorus 0.025 maximum, sulfur
0.002 maximum, silicon 0.30 to 0.50, chromium
0.50 to 0.70, copper 0.20 to 0.40 and nickel 0.20maximum; width not over 1,138 mm, thickness 1.60
to 5.03 mm; minimum yield strength 344 N/mmÿ;
tensile strength of 482 to 607 N/mmÿ; thicknesstolerance according to half of ASTM 568
specification; minimum elongation 22 percent;
hardness 79 to 89 HRB; pickled and oiled; surface
condition free of injurious defects such as holes,
breaks, scabs, scale, and embosses;
    (vi)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel designated as
X-072, with characteristics described below:
    (A)  products in coils, with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.90 to 1.30, manganese0.425 to 0.575, phosphorus 0.020 maximum, sulfur
0.020 maximum, silicon 0.020 maximum, aluminum
0.025 to 0.060, nitrogen 0.0030 to 0.0050, copper0.040 maximum, tin 0.010 maximum, chromium
0.040 maximum, nickel 0.040 maximum,
molybdenum 0.010 maximum, niobium(columbium) 0.005 maximum, vanadium 0.005
maximum, boron 0.0005 maximum and titanium
0.005 maximum; minimum yield strength 248 MPa,minimum tensile strength 345 MPa, minimum
elongation 30 percent in 50.8 mm; if pickled and
oiled, in dimensions of: thickness of 2.79 mm(minus 0, plus 0.40 mm) and width over 1,879.6
mm;  thickness of 3.81 (minus 0, plus 0.40 mm) and
width 1,930.4 mm or more, thickness of 2.31 mm(minus 0, plus 0.40 mm)  and width 1,936.75 mm or
more; or if not pickled and oiled, in dimensions of:G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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thickness of 2.79 mm (minus 0, plus 0.40 mm) and
width over 1,879.6 mm, thickness of 3.81 (minus 0,
plus 0.40 mm) and width over 1,943.1mm; thickness
of 2.31 mm (minus 0, plus 0.40 mm) and width1,936.75 mm or more;
    (B)  products in coils, whether or not pickled &
oiled, with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.015 to 0.030, manganese 0.140 to
0.200, phosphorus 0.017 maximum, sulfur 0.010maximum, silicon 0.024 maximum, aluminum 0.040
to 0.080, nitrogen 0.0040 maximum, copper 0.040
maximum, tin 0.010 maximum, chromium 0.040maximum, nickel 0.040 maximum, molybdenum
0.010 maximum, niobium (columbium) 0.005
maximum, vanadium 0.005 maximum, boron 0.0005maximum and titanium 0.005 maximum;  yield
strength 170 to 210 MPa, tensile strength 300 to 325
MPa, minimum elongation 40 percent in 50.8 mm;thickness 2.79 mm (minus 0, plus 0.40 mm) and
width over 1,943.1 mm; or
    (C)  products in coils, with chemical composition(percent by weight):  carbon 0.045 to 0.094,
manganese 0.445 to 0.554, phosphorus 0.020
maximum, sulfur 0.005 maximum, silicon 0.030maximum, aluminum 0.015 to 0.055, nitrogen
0.0050 maximum, copper 0.040 maximum, tin 0.010
maximum, chromium 0.040 maximum, nickel 0.040maximum, molybdenum 0.010 maximum, niobium
(columbium) 0.020 to 0.030, vanadium 0.005
maximum, boron 0.0005 maximum and titanium0.005 maximum; minimum yield strength 345 MPa,
minimum tensile strength 414 MPa, minimum
elongation 26 percent in 50.8 mm; if pickled andoiled, in dimensions of thickness of 3.50 mm (minus
0, plus 0.40 mm) and width 1,936.75 mm or more;
or if not pickled and oiled, in dimensions ofthickness of 3.50 mm (minus 0, plus 0.40 mm) and
width of over 1,943.1 mm;
    (vii)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel, designated as
X-119, with thickness 4 mm or more but not over 13
mm, width 400 mm or more but not over 470 mm;with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon not over 0.12, silicon not over 0.6,
manganese not over 2.1, phosphorus not over 0.025,
sulfur not over 0.015, aluminum greater than or
equal to 0.02, with a maximum of the followingmicroalloying elements: niobium (columbium) 0.09,
vanadium 0.20, titanium 0.22, molybdenum 0.50 and
boron 0.005; minimum yield strength of 758 MPa inboth longitudinal and transverse rolling directions,
minimum tensile strength of 814 MPa, Charpy
impact values greater than or equal to 17J at -40º C;elongation greater than or equal to 15 percent;
bendability 1.125 times thickness (minimum);
  (viii)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel, not clad or plated
or coated, not further worked than hot-rolled, with
thickness of 1.9 mm or more but not over 3.1 mmand width over 254 mm but not over 343 mm; the
foregoing designated as X-172 and meeting the
following characteristics:
    (A)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.78 to 0.83, manganese 0.40 to0.50, phosphorus 0.020  maximum, sulfur 0.008
percent maximum, silicon 0.15 to 0.25, chromium
0.05 to 0.15, copper 0.11 maximum, tin 0.020maximum and aluminum 0.020 to 0.060; with the
following other properties: non-metallic inclusionrating; ASTM E45 Method - A, plate - 1 (thin series
only, no heavy series allowed), A - 2  maximum, B -
1 maximum, C - 1 maximum, D -1 maximum; DIN
50 602 Method M Plate -1: SS - maximum3, OA -maximum 1, OS - maximum 1, OG - maximum 2;.
microstructure: banding -  #1 maximum;
decarburization complete (free ferrite)  0.012 mmmaximum, total (complete + partial)  0.05 mm
maximum, carbide size #5 maximum, grain size
minimum #7; pickled, ingot cast; hardness HRB 100maximum;
    (B)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.90 to 1.05, manganese 0.30 to
0.50, phosphorus 0.025 maximum, sulfur 0.008
maximum, silicon 0.15 to 0.30, chromium 0.10 to0.25, aluminum 0.02 maximum, molybdenum 0.02
to 0.05, copper 0.05 to 0.20 and nickel 0.05 to 0.20;
with the following other properties: non-metallicinclusion rating; ASTM E45 Method - A, plate - 1
(thin series only, no heavy series allowed), A - 2
maximum, B - 2 maximum, C - 2 maximum, D - 2maximum; microstructure: banding - none; complete
decarburization 0.012 mm maximum, total
decarburization 0.025 mm maximum; carbide size -#5 maximum (minimum 95 percent spheroidization
is required); grain size minimum #7; pickled, ingot
cast; hardness HRB 95 maximum;
    (C)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.90 to 1.05, manganese 1.00to1.20, phosphorus 0.020  maximum, sulfur 0.007
maximum, silicon 0.15 to 0.35, chromium 0.50 to
0.70, vanadium 0.05 to 0.15, aluminum 0.060maximum; with the following other properties:
non-metallic inclusion rating; ASTM  E45 Method
-A, plate -1, Thin Series: A - 2.5 maximum, B - 2.0maximum, C - 2.0 maximum, D - 2.0 maximum,
Thick Series: A - 0.0 maximum, B - 0.5 maximum,
C - 0.5 maximum, D - 0.0 maximum;microstructure: banding - none, complete
decarburization (free ferrite) 0.012 mm maximum,
total (complete + partial) 0.05 mm maximum,carbide size #6 maximum, grain size ASTM #7 or
finer; pickled, ingot cast, annealed, hardness HRB
100 maximum;
    (D)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.68 to 0.80, manganese 0.55 to
0.75, phosphorus 0.020  maximum, sulfur 0.015
maximum, silicon 1.30 to 1.50, chromium 0.30 to0.50, copper 0.20  maximum; with the following
other properties:  non-metallic inclusion rating:
ASTM E45 - Method A, Plate - 1, A - 2 maximum,B - 2 maximum, C - 2  maximum, D - 2 maximum;
microstructure: banding - #1 maximum, complete
decarburization  0.012 mm maximum, totaldecarburization 0.05 mm maximum, uniformly
spheroidized with pin point carbides, carbide size #3
maximum, grain size minimum #7; pickled, ingotcast; hardness HRB 94 maximum;
    (E)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.30 to 0.35, manganese 0.65 to
0.80, phosphorus 0.015 maximum, sulfur 0.010
maximum, silicon 0.30 to 0.45, copper 0.20maximum, nickel 0.30 to 0.90, chromium 3.00 to
3.20, molybdenum 2.00 to 2.20, vanadium 0.30 to
0.40, aluminum 0.04 to 0.08, hydrogen 0.001maximum, nitrogen 0.03 maximum and oxygen .015
maximum; with the following other properties:non-metallic inclusion rating of ASTM  E45 Method
- A, Plate - 1, A - 2 maximum, B - 2 maximum, C -
2 maximum, D - 2 maximum; microstructure:
banding - #3 maximum, complete decarburization
0.012 mm maximum, total decarburization 0.05 mm
maximum, carbide size #5 maximum, grain size
minimum #8; pickled, ingot cast; hardness HRB 95maximum;
    (F)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.45 to 0.50, manganese 0.60 to
0.90 percent, phosphorus 0.015 maximum, sulfur
0.007 maximum, silicon 0.10 to 0.25, chromium0.90 to 1.10, molybdenum 0.90 to 1.10, calcium
0.001 maximum; copper 0.20 maximum, vanadium
0.08 to 0.15, nickel 0.50 to 0.70, aluminum 0.040 to0.080, tin 0.020 maximum, antimony 0.020
maximum, hydrogen 0.001 maximum, nitrogen
0.015 maximum and oxygen 0.01 maximum; withthe following other properties:  non-metallic
inclusion rating; ASTM E45 Method;- A plate-1,
(thin series only, no heavy series allowed) A - 2maximum, B - 2 maximum, C - 2 maximum, D - 2
maximum; microstructure: banding - #3 maximum,
complete decarburization 0.012 mm maximum, totaldecarburization 0.05 mm maximum, carbide size #5
maximum, grain size minimum #8; pickled, ingot
cast; hardness HRB 95 maximum; or
    (G)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.31 to 0.35, manganese 0.60 to0.80 percent, phosphorus 0.015 maximum, sulfur
0.005 maximum, silicon 0.25 to 0.45, chromium
0.90 to 1.10, molybdenum 1.85 to 2.15, calcium0.001maximum, niobium (columbium) 0.08 to 0.12,
vanadium 0.40 to 0.50, nickel 0.90 to 1.10,
aluminum 0.03 to 0.07, tin 0.020 maximum andantimony 0.010 maximum, with hydrogen 10 ppm
maximum, nitrogen 150 ppm maximum and oxygen
100 ppm maximum; with the following otherproperties:  non-metallic inclusion rating of ASTM
E45 Method - A, Plate -1-r: Thin Series: A - 2.0
maximum, B - 2.0 maximum, C 2.0 maximum, D -2.0 maximum; Thick Series: A - 0.0 B - 0.5, C - 0.5,
D - 0.0; microstructure: banding - #3 maximum,.
partial decarburization 1.5 percent of hot roll
thickness maximum per side - no free ferrite is
allowed, grain size minimum #7; pickled; ingot cast;hardness HRB 96 maximum;
      (ix)  hot-rolled, flat-rolled steel, designated as
X-213, if entered in an aggregate annual quantity not
to exceed 4,800 t during the 12-month period
beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003 orduring the period July 12, 2004 through March 20,
2005, inclusive, the foregoing with improved
formability  through inclusion shape control; yieldstrength 551 MPa minimum; tensile strength 621
MPa minimum; elongation in 50.8 mm of 18 percent
minimum; with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.045 to 0.094, manganese 1.45 to
1.65, phosphorus 0.02 maximum, sulfur 0.01
maximum, silicon 0.15 to 0.25, aluminum 0.015 to0.055, nitrogen 0.005 to 0.011, copper 0.04
maximum, nickel 0.04 maximum, chromium 0.04
maximum, tin 0.01 maximum, niobium (columbium)0.057 to 0.073, vanadium 0.07 to 0.09, boron 0.0008
maximum and titanium 0.005 maximum; inclusion
shape control through a calcium treatment, thickness6.07 (minus 0, plus 0.406 mm) and width 1384.3
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     (x)  three-layer clad plates with two hard outside
layers and one soft center layer; with chemical
composition (in percent by weight):  (i)cladding/hard layer,  grade known as ALTRIX 2003:
carbon 0.70 to 0.80, silicon not over 0.40,
manganese 0.60 to 0.80, phosphorus not over 0.03,sulfur not over 0.03 percent, chromium 0.20 to 0.35;
and (ii) soft center layer:  carbon not over 0.12,
manganese 0.75 to 0.95, phosphorus not over 0.03,sulfur not over 0.03; total thickness of all three
layers 6 to 9 mm; the foregoing designated as
X-021;
    (xi)  stainless steel products, if entered in an
aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 63 t duringthe 12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002 or
July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12, 2004
through March 20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoingcold finished, round, flat, square, hexagon and
sections in straight lengths, containing by weight at
least 17 percent chromium, 7 percent nickel and 2.3percent molybdenum and conforming to
specifications ASTM A276 and ASTM A479, the
foregoing designated as X-004;   (xii)  stainless steel products, either round section
bars with diameters from 12.7 to 508 mm or
products with rectangular sections with thickness 11or more but not over 356 mm and width 45 or more
but not over 762 mm; modified AISI 420 with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon0.36 to 0.40, silicon 0.60 to 1.30, manganese 0.20 to
0.70, phosphorus not over 0.025, sulfur not over
0.0050, chromium 13.2 to 14.0, nickel not over 0.50,molybdenum not over 0.25, vanadium  0.15 to 0.40,
titanium not over 0.012, niobium (columbium) and
nitrogen not over 0.03, copper not over 0.15,aluminum 0.070 to 0.100, hydrogen not over 0.0003
and oxygen not over 0.0015; minimum cleanliness
according to ASTM E45/87, Method A plate III Slagtype A:  T less than 1, H less than 0.5; Slag type B:
T less than 1, H less than 0.5; Slag type C:  T less
than 1.5, H less than 1.0; or Slag type D:  T less than1; all the foregoing designated as X-196;
   (xiii)  AISI/SAE 201 stainless steel products, cold
rolled, annealed, and tempered, in 250 kg spools,
thickness 0.25 mm or more but not over 0.8 mm,width 2 mm or more but not over 5 mm; surface and
edges to be clean, smooth, and free from cracks and
any form of surface imperfections, all the foregoingdesignated as X-194;
    (xiv)  stainless steel rods in cross-sectional
diameters measuring less than 5.5 mm,  designated
as X-090 and meeting the following characteristics:
    (A)   AISI grade ER 307 Si products, with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.06 to 0.10, silicon 0.6 to 0.95, manganese 6.5 to7.5, sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over
0.020, nickel 8 to 9, chromium 18.5 to 19.5 and
molybdenum not over 0.5;
    (B)  AISI grade ER 308 L products, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon not over0.02, silicon 0.30 to 0.60, manganese 1.5 to 2.0,
sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over 0.020,
nickel 9.5 to 10.5, chromium 19.5 to 20.5,molybdenum not over 0.2 and cobalt not over 0.15;    (C)  AISI grade ER 308 L Si products, with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
not over 0.02, silicon 0.65 to 0.95, manganese 1.5 to
2.0, sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over0.020, nickel 9.5 to 10.5, chromium 19.5 to 20.5,
molybdenum not over 0.2 and cobalt not over 0.15;
    (D)  AISI grade ER 309 products, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.06 to
0.10, silicon 0.30 to 0.60, manganese 1.5 to 2.0,sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over 0.025,
nickel 13 to 14, chromium 23.5 to 24.5,
molybdenum not over 0.4 and cobalt not over 0.15;
    (E)  AISI grade ER 309 L products, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon not over0.02, silicon 0.30 to 0.60, manganese 1.5 to 2.0,
sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over 0.025,
nickel 13 to 14, chromium 23.0 to 24.5,molybdenum not over 0.4 and cobalt not over  0.15;
    (F)  AISI grade ER 309 L Mo products, with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
not over 0.02, silicon 0.30 to 0.60, manganese 1.3 to
1.8, sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over0.025, nickel 14.5 to 15.5, chromium 21 to 22 and
molybdenum 2.5 to 3.0;
     (G)  AISI grade ER 310 products, with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.10 to
0.15, silicon 0.30 to 0.60, manganese 1.5 to 2.0,
sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over 0.025,nickel 20.5 to 21.5 and chromium 25.5 to 26.5; or
    (H)  AISI grade ER 312 products, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.09 to
0.12, silicon 0.20 to 0.50, manganese 1.5 to 2.0,
sulfur not over 0.015, phosphorus not over 0.025,nickel 9 to 10, chromium 30 to 31 and molybdenum
not over 0.2 ;
 (xv)  flat-rolled products known in industry usage as
electrolytic chromium-coated steel (also known as
tin free steel), composed according to the followingASTM specifications:  A623, A623M, A657 or
A657M; with the following properties:  actual width
of  900.1 mm (minus 0 mm, plus 3.175 mm); plated
or coated with chromium oxides or with chromium
and chromium oxides; temper of modified DR 550;thickness of 0.215 mm, with gauge tolerance of
minus 8 percent, plus 5 percent; continuously
annealed; type L chemistry, oiled with dioctylsebacate (DOS); the foregoing designated as X-160;
(xvi)  welded drawn-over-mandrel tubes, meeting
the characteristics described below, imported for the
production of specific automotive or agricultural
vehicle and machinery components, the foregoingdesignated as X-162:
    (A)  products measuring 20.00 to 35.00 mm
outside diameter with an outside diameter tolerance
of not over 0.10 mm; wall thickness of 3.00 mm or
more but not over 5.00 mm with an allowable wallthickness variation of the greater of 3.0 percent of
the thickness or 0.10 mm; with partial
decarburization of not over 0.10 mm in depth;produced according to DIN 2393 C under St –34-3 ,
St 37-3, St 44-3 or St 52-3 with narrowed chemical
analysis (aluminum killed only) of composition(percent by weight):  carbon not over 0.24,
manganese not over 1.60, silicon not over 0.55 andaluminum at least 0.02; the foregoing imported
pursuant to a purchase order from an automotive
assembled camshaft manufacturer in the United
States;
    (B)  products produced according to DIN 2393 C
under St –34-3 , St 37-3, St 44-3 or St 52-3, with
narrowed chemical analysis (aluminum killed only)
of composition (percent by weight):  carbon not over
0.24, manganese not over 1.60, silicon not over 0.55and aluminum at least 0.02; and (i) for steering
cylinders: measuring 35.00 mm or more but not over
60.00 mm in outside diameter, not over 3.50 mm inwall thickness, an inside diameter tolerance of not
over 0.10 mm,  and a wall thickness tolerance of 3.0
percent or 0.10 mm, whichever is greater, havingpartial decarburization of not over 0.10 mm in depth,
an inner surface roughness (Rz) of not over 0.004
mm; or (ii) for steering columns:  measuring 18.00mm or more but not over 40.00 mm in outside
diameter, 1.00 mm or more but not over 4.00 mm in
wall thickness, with an outside diameter tolerance ofnot over 0.10 mm and a wall thickness tolerance of
3.0 percent or 0.10 mm, whichever is greater, having
partial decarburization of not over 0.10 mm in depth;all the foregoing imported pursuant to a purchase
order from an automotive steering system
manufacturer in the United States;
    (C)  products measuring 26.00 mm or more but
not over 65.00 mm in outside diameter and 3.00 mmor more but not over 8.00 mm in wall thickness;
having an outside diameter tolerance of not over
0.20 mm and having a wall thickness variation of notover 3.0 percent but at least 0.10 mm; having a
partial decarburization of not over 0.05 mm in depth;
produced according to microalloyed steels for coldupsetting: 19Mn5 mod., 26Mn5 mod., 34Mn5 mod.
or 40Mn5 mod.; the foregoing imported pursuant to
a purchase order from an automotive half shaftmanufacturer in the United States for high quality
tubes;
    (D)  profiled tubes measuring 30.00 mm or more
but not over 100.00 mm outside diameter and 2.40
mm or more but not over 6.00 mm wall thickness
and having dimensional tolerances such that a tube
pair is telescopic over 2 meters of length, having apartial decarburization not over 0.10 mm in depth,
produced according to DIN 2393 C under St –34-3 ,
St 37-3, St 44-3 or St 52-3 with narrowed chemicalanalysis (aluminum killed only) of composition
(percent by weight):  carbon not over 0.24,
manganese not over 1.60, silicon not over 0.55 andaluminum at least 0.02; the foregoing imported
pursuant to a purchase order from a power takeoff
shaft manufacturer in the United States; or
    (E)  measuring 17.00 mm or more but not over
40.00 mm in outside diameter with a tolerance of0.20 mm, wall thickness of 2.30 mm or more but not
over 6.00 mm with a wall thickness tolerance of 3.0
percent or 0.10 mm, whichever is greater; partialdecarburization  not over 0.05 mm in depth,
produced as microalloyed steels for cold upsetting:
19Mn5 mod., 26Mn5 mod., 34Mn5 mod. or 40Mn5mod.; imported pursuant to a purchase order from an
automotive stabilizer bar manufacturer in the United
States; orG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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(xvii)  welded drawn-over-mandrel profiled tubes,
designated as X-162, the foregoing measuring 6 to 7
m in length, 34.50 mm or more but not over 64.50
mm in outside diameter and 2.50 mm or more butnot over 5.50 mm in wall thickness; having
dimensional tolerances so that a tube pair is
telescopic over 2 m length; produced according toDIN 2393 C under St 52-3 with narrowed chemical
analysis (aluminum killed only) of composition
(percent by weight):  carbon not over 0.24,manganese not over 1.60, silicon not over 0.55 and
aluminum of 0.02 or more; the foregoing imported
pursuant to a purchase order from a power takeoffshaft manufacturer in the United States.
(xviii)  hot-rolled flat-rolled products, designated as
X-021 and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 1,953 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.05 to0.10, silicon 0.20 to 0.50, manganese 1.60 to 2.00,
phosphorus not over 0.020, sulphur not over 0.008,
aluminum 0.020 to 0.080, nickel 0.30 to 0.65,molybdenum 0.20 to 0.50, copper 0.20 to 0.40,
vanadium 0.040 to 0.100, niobium (columbium)
0.020 to 0.060 and titanium 0.010 to 0.050; carbonequivalent value (CEV) (C +  MN/6 (Cr + Mo +
V)/5 + (Ni+ Cu)/15) of  0.48 to 0.56, carbon
equivalent tekken (CET) (C + (Mn +Mo)/10 + (Cr +Cu)/20 + Ni/40) of 0.29 to 0.035; thickness of 8 mm
to 25mm; width of 1,828.8 mm to 2,500 mm for
thickness range 8 mm to 15 mm or of 1,828.8 mm to3,000 mm for thickness range from 15 to 25mm;
minimum yield strength (ReH) 700 N/mm2, tensile
strength (Rm) 750 to 950 N/mm2, fracture
elongation minimum A5 of 12 percent; notch impact
energy at -40 ºC on Charpy/V samples in
longitudinal direction, minimum average value of 40joule; and bendability of 2 times thickness for 180
degree bend both transverse and longitudinal
orientation;
    (B)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 1,000 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.10 to
0.15, silicon 0.20 to 0.50, manganese 0.80 to 1.60,phosphorus not over 0.020, sulphur not over 0.008,
aluminum 0.020 to 0.080, nickel 1.00 to 2.00,
molybdenum 0.20 to 0.50, copper 0.30 to 0.50,vanadium 0.030 to 0.100, niobium (columbium) not
over 0.050 and titanium 0.010 to 0.050; carbon
equivalent value (CEV) (C +  MN/6 (Cr + Mo +V)/5 + (Ni+ Cu)/15) of 0.62 to 0.69, carbon
equivalent tekken (CET) (C + (Mn +Mo)/10 + (Cr +
Cu)/20 + Ni/40) of 0.34 to 0.38; thickness 8 mm to25 mm; width 1,828.8 mm to 2,500 mm; minimum
yield strength (ReH) 900 N/mm2; tensile strength
(Rm) 940 to 1,100 N/mm2; fracture elongation
minimum A5 of 11 percent; notch impact energy at
-40 ºC on Charpy/V samples in longitudinal
direction; minimum average value of 40 joule; andbendability of 2 times thickness for 180 degree bend
both transverse and longitudinal orientation; or
    (C)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 1,000 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.10 to
0.15, silicon 0.20 to 0.50, manganese 0.80 to 1.60,phosphorus not over 0.020, sulphur not over 0.008,
aluminum 0.020 to 0.080, nickel 1.00 to 2.00,
molybdenum 0.20 to 0.50, copper 0.30 to 0.50,vanadium 0.030 to 0.100, niobium (columbium) not
over 0.050 and titanium 0.010 to 0.050; carbon
equivalent value (CEV) (C +  MN/6 (Cr + Mo +V)/5 + (Ni+ Cu)/15) of 0.62 to 0.69, carbon
equivalent tekken (CET) (C + (Mn +Mo)/10 + (Cr +
Cu)/20 + Ni/40) of 0.34 to 0.38; thickness 8 mm to25mm; width 1,828.8 mm to 2,500 mm; minimum
yield strength (ReH) 960 N/mm2; tensile strength
(Rm) 980 to 1150 N/mm2; fracture elongation
minimum A5 of 10 percent; notch impact energy at
-40 ºC on Charpy/V samples in longitudinal
direction; minimum average value of 27 joule; andbendability of 2 times thickness for 180 degree bend
both transverse and longitudinal orientation;
(xix)  hot-rolled flat-rolled products, designated as
X-032 or X-083 and entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 3,850 t during the 12-monthperiod beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing known in industryusage as "13 percent manganese austenitic" plate;
with the following characteristics:  non-magnetic;
flatness certified to meet ASTM-A6 specification;thickness 4.76 mm to 120.65 mm; width not
exceeding 3,048 mm; length not exceeding 8,636
mm; hardness of 180 to 260 BHN; fully austeniticmicrostructure; in the as-rolled or quench-annealed
condition; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.80 to 1.20, manganese 12.00 to14.00, sulfur not over 0.040, phosphorus not over
0.035 and silicon not over 0.50, with or without
other elements;
(xx)  hot-rolled flat-rolled designated as X-142, with
the following characteristics:
    (A)  products known in industry usage as
“abrasion resistant steel”; thickness 6.0 mm to 65.0
mm; minimum hardness 401 BHN; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  titanium 0.35 to
0.45, carbon 0.29 to 0.31, silicon 0.30 to 0.40,
manganese 0.65 to 0.75, phosphorus none to not
over 0.010, sulfur not over 0.010, chromium 0.80 to0.90, molybdenum 0.22 to 0.27; boron 0.0008 to
0.0014, soluble aluminum 0.03 to 0.06 and nitrogen
0.002 to 0.006; descaled; flatness tolerance half ofthat shown in ASTM A6;
    (B)  thermo-mechanically controlled-rolled
products having the following characteristics: TMCP
(thermo mechanical control process) with a
thickness of 4.5 mm to 76.2 mm; yield strength 552to 690 MPa; minimum tensile strength 621 MPa;
Welded Crack Tip Opening Test (CTOD) value at
-10 0C:  minimum 0.25 mm; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon not over0.12, silicon not over 0.40, manganese not over 2.00,
phosphorus not over 0.015, sulfur not over 0.006,
niobium (columbium) not over 0.030 and titanium
not over 0.020; Pcm no more than 0.23 (Pcm = C +Mn/20 + Si/30 + Cu/20 + Ni/60 + Cr/20 + Mo/15 +
V/5 + 5B);
    (C)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 439 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing having a width
greater than 915 mm, meeting SAE 4135specification with the following ladle analysis
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.33 to 0.38, manganese
0.60 to 0.90, silicon 0.15 to 0.30, phosphorus notover 0.030, sulfur not over 0.030, chromium  0.90 to
1.25 and molybdenum 0.15 to 0.25;
    (D)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 432 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing having a width
greater than 915 mm, meeting the followingspecification (modified SAE 8670) for chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.67 to
0.75, manganese 0.40 to 0.60, silicon 0.20 to 0.35,phosphorus not over 0.035, sulfur not over 0.035,
chromium 0.20 to 0.50, nickel 0.70 to1.00 and
molybdenum 0.11 to 0.15; or
    (E)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 6500 t during the 12-monthperiod beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing known in industryusage as “thermo-mechanically controlled-rolled
plate”; having the following characteristics:  TMCP
(thermo mechanical control process):  high strengthtensile alloy plate; with thickness of 6.0 mm to 40.0
mm; minimum yield strength 685 N/mm2; tensile
strength 780 to 890 N/mm2; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  titanium 0.008 to
0.017, carbon 0.14 to 0.15, silicon 0.3 to 0.4,
manganese 1.14 to 1.40, phosphorus not over 0.02,
sulfur not over 0.004, chromium 0.05 to 0.18,
molybdenum 0.11 to 0.32, niobium (columbium)0.017 to 0.023, vanadium not over 0.050, boron
0.0008 to 0.0015, soluble aluminum 0.015 to 0.035
and nitrogen not over 0.004; bendability of one-halftimes thickness for 180 degree bend; permissible
variations from flatness one-fourth of that shown for
ASTM A6; Charpy impact at -40 ºC,  minimum of40J; carbon equivalent: not over 0.40 percent for
products not over 19 mm in thickness, or not over
0.43 percent for products over 19 mm but not over40 mm in thickness (carbon equivalent= C + MN/6 +
(CU+NI)/15 + (CR+MO+V)/5);
(xxi)  cold drawn steel bars, designated as N-319, the
foregoing if in standard metric sizes and of round or
hexagonal cross section then having a diameter of 5mm to 70 mm, if of square cross section then
measuring 25 mm to 100 mm, or if of rectangular
cross section having the smaller side measuring 16mm to 100 mm and the larger side measuring 25 mm
to 250 mm; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.18 maximum, manganese 0.90G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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maximum; phosphorus 0.50 maximum, sulfur 0.050
maximum and remainder iron;
(xxii)  bars of hexagonal cross section, not further
worked than cold drawn, measuring 57.15 mm or
more but not over 101.6 mm in cross section
according to ASTM A29/A108 in freecutting,medium carbon grades; the foregoing designated as
N-321;
(xxiii)  bars of nonalloy steel, of round cross section,
not further worked than cold formed or cold
finished, the foregoing designated as N-377 andmeeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  products plated with an inner layer of nickel
and an outer layer of hard chrome; having a
nickel-layer thickness exceeding 40 micrometers and
a chromium layer thickness exceeding 20micrometers; polished; with the following
properties:  diameter tolerance of ISO h8 or better,
straightness 0.1 mm per meter or better, surfaceroughness (ra) 0.2 micrometers or better and
certified as capable of exposure for 1000 hours in
ASTM B117 salt-spray test without corrosive attack;or
    (B)  either noninduction hardened or induction
hardened products; hard-chrome plated with a
chrome layer thickness exceeding 25 micrometers;
polished; with the following properties:  diametertolerance ISO h8 or better, straightness 0.1 mm per
meter or better, surface roughness (ra) 0.2
micrometers or better and capability of exposure for96 hours in ASTM B117 salt-spray test without
corrosion;
(xxiv)  bars not further worked than cold formed or
cold finished, designated as N-454 and meeting the
characteristics described below:
    (A)  forged and fully heat treated die steel, known
in industry usage as “Hydie”; with a chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.45
maximum, silicon 0.50 maximum, manganese 0.80
maximum, chromium 3.50 maximum, molybdenum
1.20 maximum and vanadium 0.30 maximum with
or without other minor alloying element; thicknessnot over 500 mm; in round or rectangular
cross-section; supplied heat treated to a maximum
hardness of 477 brinell;
    (B)  spheroidised annealed or spheroidised
annealed and fully heat treated forged die steel,known in industry usage as “VMC”; the foregoing
suitable for use in die inserts, extrusion tools, plastic
molds, die casting inserts and cores; with a chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.45
maximum, silicon 1.20 maximum, manganese 0.40,
chromium 5.40, molybdenum 1.70 and vanadium1.10 maximum, with or without other minor alloying
elements; with thickness not over 500 mm, in round
or  rectangular cross-section; supplied heat treated toa maximum hardness of 514 brinell;
    (C)  forged and fully heat treated die steel, known
in industry usage as “Somdie”; with chemical
composition (percent by weight): carbon 0.60
maximum, silicon 0.40 maximum, manganese 1.00maximum, nickel 1.90 percent  maximum,
chromium 1.30 maximum, molybdenum 0.65, withor without other minor alloying elements; thickness
not over 900 mm; in round or rectangular
cross-section; supplied heat treated to a maximum
hardness of 477 brinell;
    (D)  forged and fully heat treated die steel, known
in industry usage as “Bestem”; with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.30
maximum, silicon 0.35 maximum, manganese 0.75
maximum, nickel 3.20 maximum, chromium 1.00maximum and molybdenum 3.50 percent, with or
without other minor alloying elements; thickness not
over 500 mm; in round or rectangular cross-section;supplied heat treated to a maximum hardness of 477
brinell;
    (E)  forged and fully heat treated die steel, known
in industry usage as “Thermodie”; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.60maximum, silicon 0.70 maximum, manganese 0.70
maximum, nickel 2.40 maximum, chromium 1.10
maximum and molybdenum 0.80, with or withoutother minor alloying elements; thickness not over
750 mm, in round or rectangular cross-section;
supplied heat treated to a maximum hardness of 477brinell; or
    (F)  forged and fully heat treated die steel, known
in industry usage as “No. 5 Electem”; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.60
maximum, silicon 0.35 maximum, manganese 1.00maximum, nickel 1.50 maximum, chromium 1.10
maximum and molybdenum 0.40; with or without
other minor alloying elements; thickness not over900 mm; in round or rectangular cross-section;
supplied heat treated to a maximum hardness of 429
brinell;
(xxv)  cold-finished carbon steel bars, known in
industry usage as “JIS S48CL”, the foregoing withdiameter of 24.3 mm (with tolerance of ± 0.05 mm);
cut-to-length; with minimum tensile strength of
735N/mm2, minimum yield strength of 539N/mm2
and  minimum elongation of 15 percent; with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.45 to 0.51, silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.75 to
0.90, phosphorus 0.030 maximum, sulfur 0.015 to
0.040, copper 0.30 maximum, nickel 0.20 maximum,chromium 0.20 maximum, nickel plus chromium
0.35 maximum and lead 0.10 to 0.30; the foregoing
designated as X-011;
(xxvi)  bright or blue finish band saw steel,
designated as N-313, cold-rolled, meeting thefollowing characteristics:  thickness not over 1.31
mm, width not over 80 mm; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 1.2 to 1.3,silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.20 to 0.40,
phosphorus not over 0.03, sulphur not over 0.015,
chromium 0.15 to 0.25 and nickel not over 0.25;with the following other properties:  carbides fully
spheroidized, having greater than 80 percent of
carbides, which are not over 0.003 mm anduniformly dispersed; surface finish blue or bright
free from pits, scratches, rust, cracks, or seams;
smooth edges; edge camber (in each 300 mm oflength) of not over 7 mm arc height; and cross bow
of 0.025 mm maximum per 25.4 mm of width;
(xxvii)  cold-rolled flat-rolled wood bandsaw steel in
grade UHB 15 N 20; the foregoing with thicknessgreater than 1.1 mm; width range 6.3 to  412.8 mm;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.70 to 0.80, silicon 0.20 to 0.35, manganese
0.30 to 0.45, phosphorus 0.020, sulfur 0.016, nickel1.90 to 2.10; microstructure fine needled, tempered
martensite with a uniform distribution of few
(maximum 1 percent by volume) undissolvedcarbides; inclusions: to DIN 50602: K1 oxide less
than 10; maximum OG: 8.2; decarburization: free
ferrite not allowed; maximum partial decarburization4 percent of product thickness; tensile
strength/hardness 1450 + 80 N/mmÿ (42 to 46
HRC); product thickness of not over 2.0 mm 1370 +80 N/mmÿ (40 to 43 HRC); surface appearance
bright polished/ground surface; maximum approved
scratch depth for longitudinal and transversalscratches 10 ÿm; edges: square fine machine smooth
edges; flatness: maximum unflatness of 0.10 percent
of the nominal product width; maximum coil set: 10mm/m; straightness: product width of not over 40
mm with a maximum deviation of 0.35 mm per 0.9
m; product width of not over 134 mm with amaximum deviation of 0.25 mm per 0.0 or 0.8 per 3
m; thickness tolerance; T1: within g a product
maximum half the tolerance zone for T1; widthtolerance B1; the foregoing designated as N-387;
(xxviii)  cold-rolled flat-rolled semi-processed
silicon electrical steel, designated as X-077 and
meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 6,395 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing meeting ASTM
A726 specifications and having the followingcharacteristics:  thickness of 0.47 mm ±0.002 mm
and width of 1057.28 mm +10 mm/-0; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.003,silicon 0.57, manganese 0.43, phosphorus 0.03,
sulfur 0.005 and aluminum 0.35; density 7.80
(g/cm3); mechanical properties:  hardness of Hv 71;yield strength of 397 MPa or more (longitudinal);
tensile strength of 450 MPa or more (longitudinal);
elongation of 18 percent (longitudinal); lamination
factor of 96.0 percent; coating:  dull finish anti-stick
coating similar to C4A, supplier’s proprietary Dcoating; magnetic properties:  core loss (1.5T/60 Hz)
of 4.01 watts/kg typical, 4.41 maximum;
permeability (1.5T/60 Hz) of 3630 typical, 2000minimum; and annealed at 788 ºC for one hour in a
decarburizing atmosphere;
    (B)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 1,599 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing meeting ASTM
A726 specifications and having the followingcharacteristics:  thickness of 0.47 mm ±0.002 mm
and width of 1057.28 mm +10 mm/-0; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.002,silicon 0.55, manganese 0.85, phosphorus 0.05,
sulfur 0.005 and aluminum 0.25; density 7.80
(g/cm3); mechanical properties:  hardness of Hv130; yield strength of 421 MPa or more
(longitudinal); tensile strength of 460 MPa or more
(longitudinal); elongation of 21 percent(longitudinal); lamination factor of 97.0 percent;
coating:  dull finish anti-stick coating similar toG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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C4A, supplier’s proprietary D coating; magnetic
properties:  core loss (1.5T/60 Hz) of 3.64 watts/kg
typical, 4.08 maximum; permeability (1.5T/60 Hz)
of 3000 typical, 2000 minimum; and annealed at 788ºC for one hour in a dry N2 atmosphere; or
    (C)  flat-rolled, cold-rolled, silicon bearing,
non-oriented electrical steel, entered in an aggregate
annual quantity not to exceed 1,550 t during the
12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July12, 2003 or during the period July 12, 2004 through
March 20, 2005, inclusive; the foregoing with
thickness of 0.50 mm; maximum core loss of 3.70watts per kg at 60 Hz and 1.5 tesla, when tested on a
25-cm Epstein frame according to the method of IEC
60404-2, where half of the sample products are takenin the longitudinal direction and half in the
transverse direction; with carbon not over 0.005
percent by weight; with an inorganic surfaceinsulation (known in industry usage as “Suralac
7000") with a smooth finish that provides a
minimum of 12.9 ohms-cm2 @ 2.07 MPa tested per
ASTM A717/A717M on a Franklin tester; capable
of withstanding stress-relieving temperatures
without impairing surface insulation, and with anintermittent temperature capability of 850 ºC in inert
gas as well as a continuous temperature capability of
230  ºC in air; industry grade M15;
(xxix)  cold-rolled flat-rolled steel, designated as
X-083 and meeting the characteristics describedbelow:
    (A)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 850 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing single reduced, 90
base box weight, T-1 BA, Type MR, 5C matte
finish; with thickness of 0.231 mm to 0264 mm andwidth from 1079.50 mm to 1089.03 mm; produced
to ASTM  A623-00 and A624-98; certified that such
products will each be slit into two coils of equalwidths, each coil having a minimum width of 533.4
mm, for use in manufacturing radiator fins; or
    (B)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 250 t during the 12-monthperiod beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing single reduced,112 base weight, T-2 BA, Type MR, 5C matte
finish; with thickness of 0.290 mm to 0.328 mm and
width of 1066.80 mm; produced to ASTM A623-00and A624-98; certified that it will be slit into two
coils of equal widths, each coil having a minimum
width of 520.7 mm and for use in manufacturingengine gaskets;
(xxx)  cold-rolled flat-rolled steel products,
designated as X-142 and meeting the characteristics
described below:
    (A)  products  entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 5,534 t during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003or during the period July 12, 2004 through March
20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing in coils, meeting
SAE 1050, spheroidized annealed, light matte finish;with thickness of 0.254 mm to 2.324 mm and widthof 914 mm to 1,321 mm; slit edge, no weld; Coil I/D
508 mm; Coil O/D 1,524 mm maximum; thickness
tolerance (at center of product):  +/- 0.006 mm for
thickness from 0.254 mm to 0.381 mm; +/- 0.007mm for thickness from 0.381 mm to 0.635 mm; +/-
0.010 mm for thickness from 0.635 mm to 2.324
mm; rating 1.0 maximum by ASTM E45, method-A;and restricted carbon range of 0.02 points;
    (B)  products entered in an aggregate annual
quantity not to exceed 100 t  during the 12-month
period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003
or during the period July 12, 2004 through March20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing in coils, SAE
1074, spheroidized annealed, light matte finish;
thickness of 0.254 mm to 2.324 mm and width of914 mm to 1,321 mm, slit edge, no weld; Coil I/D:
508 mm; Coil O/D:  1,524 mm maximum; thickness
tolerance (center of sheets): +/- 0.006 mm forthickness from 0.254 mm to 0.381 mm; +/- 0.007
mm for thickness 0.381 mm or more but not over
0.635 mm; +/- 0.010 mm for thickness 0.635 mm ormore but not over 2.324 mm; rating 1.0 Max by
ASTM E45, method-A; and restricted carbon range
of 0.02 points;
    (C)  products with thickness from 0.8 mm to 1.0
mm; tensile strength 980 to1080 N/mm2; yield
strength 700 to 850 N/mm 2; elongation 11 to 20
percent; minimum stretch flangeability 30 percent;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum 1.60,
manganese maximum 2.20, phosphorus maximum
0.02 and, sulfur maximum 0.010;
    (D)  products with thickness from 1.0 mm to 1.2
mm; tensile strength 980 to1080 N/mm2; yield
strength 690 to 850 N/mm 2; elongation 12 to 21
percent; minimum stretch flangeability 30 percent;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum 1.60,
manganese maximum 2.20, phosphorus maximum
0.020 and sulfur maximum 0.010;
    (E)  products with thickness from 1.2 mm to 1.6
mm; tensile strength 980 to1,080 N/mm2; yield
strength 690 to 850 N/mm2; elongation 13 to 22
percent; minimum stretch flangeability 30 percent;with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum 1.60,
manganese maximum 2.20, phosphorus maximum
0.020 and sulfur maximum 0.010;
    (F)  products with thickness from 1.6 mm to 2.3
mm; tensile strength 980 to 1,080 N/mm2; yield
strength 690 to 850 N/mm2; minimum elongation 13
percent; minimum stretch flangeability 30 percent;with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum 1.60,
manganese maximum 2.20, phosphorus maximum0.020 and sulfur maximum 0.010;
    (G)  products with thickness from 0.8 mm to 1.0
mm; tensile strength 980 to 1,060 N/mm2; yield
strength 590 to 730  N/mm2; elongation 13 to 20
percent; with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum1.60, manganese maximum 2.20; phosphorus
maximum 0.020 and sulfur maximum 0.010;
    (H)  products with thickness 1.0 mm to 1.2 mm;
tensile strength 980 to1060 N/mm2; yield strength
580 to 730 N/mm2; elongation 14 to 21 percent;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum 1.60,
manganese maximum 2.20, phosphorus maximum
0.020 and sulfur maximum 0.010;
    (I)  products with thickness 1.2 mm or more but
not over 1.6 mm; tensile strength 980 to1060
N/mm2; yield strength 580 to 730 N/mm2;
elongation 14 to 22 percent; with chemical
composition (percent by weight): carbon maximum0.19, silicon maximum 1.60, manganese maximum
2.20, phosphorus maximum 0.020 and sulfur
maximum 0.010; or
    (J)  products with thickness 1.6 mm to 2.3 mm;
tensile strength 980 to1060 N/mm2; yield strength
580 to 730 N/mm2; minimum elongation 14 percent;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon maximum 0.19, silicon maximum 1.60,manganese maximum 2.20, phosphorus maximum
0.020 and sulfur maximum 0.010;
(xxxi)  cold-rolled flat-rolled products, designated as
X-143 and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  single-reduced black plate, entered in an
aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 2,467.6 tduring the 12-month period beginning on July 12,
2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,
2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, andmeeting the specification ASTM-A625, having
either a minimum thickness of 0.34 mm and a coil
width of 125.73 cm, or a thickness of 0.29 mm ormore but not over 0.36 mm and a coil width of 67.31
cm to 101.60 cm; the foregoing satisfying the
following characteristics:  a maximum hardness onthe Rockwell B scale of R B-47, with no lap welds
and a dry surface roughness of Ra 1.25 to 2.25
microns; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):   carbon 0.045 maximum, chromium 0.05
maximum and aluminum 0.07 maximum; andcertified for use for the manufacture of cookware; or
    (B)  cold-rolled drawing quality steel, entered in
an aggregate annual quantity not to exceed 1,161.2 t
during the 12-month period beginning on July 12,
2002 or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive, and
meeting the specification ASTM-A619, with a
thickness of 0.360 mm or more; the foregoingsatisfying the following characteristics:  a maximum
weight of 5,625 kg per coil (except as provided
below), a maximum hardness on the Rockwell Bscale of R B-47, with no lap welds and a dry surface
roughness of Ra 1.25 to 2.25 microns; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.045maximum, chromium 0.05 maximum and aluminum
0.07 maximum; in the following thickness and coil
width combinations respectively:  0.40 mm x 102.24cm, 0.44 mm x 116.21 cm, 0.45 mm x 120.97 cm;
0.36 mm x 101.92 cm, 0.36 mm x 104.46 cm, 0.36
mm x 90.49 cm, 0.40 mm x 77.79 cm, 0.44 mm xG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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63.50 cm, 0.44 m x 82.87 cm, 0.39 mm x 93.03 cm,
0.45 mm x 104.46 cm, 0.38 mm x 91.76 (the latter
having a maximum weight of 3,600 kg per coil) or
0.42 mm x 91.76 cm (the latter having a maximumweight 3,600 kg per coil); and certified for use in the
manufacture of cookware;
(xxxii)  aluminized coated hardenable
manganese-boron steel, designated as N-316 and
known in industry usage as “USIBOR”; having thefollowing properties:  in coils 624 mm to 1600 mm
wide; 0.6 mm to 3.0 mm in thickness; having ASTM
463-A coating; with chemical composition (percentby weight):  carbon not over 0.25, manganese not
over 1.35, sulfur not over 0.008, aluminum not over
0.06, silicon not over 0.35, chromium not over 0.30,nitrogen not over 0.009, boron not over 0.004 and
titanium not over 0.05; yield strength of 360 to 480
MPa; tensile strength of 540 to 660 MPa; andelongation of 21 percent;
(xxxiii)  corrosion resistant continuously annealed
flat-rolled products, designated as N-426, continuous
cast, the foregoing with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon not over 0.06 percentby weight, manganese 0.20 or more but not over
0.40, phosphorus not over 0.02, sulfur not over
0.023, silicon not over 0.03, aluminum 0.03 or morebut not over 0.08, arsenic not over 0.02, copper not
over 0.08 and nitrogen 0.003 or more but not over
0.008;  and meeting the characteristics describedbelow:
    (A)  products with one side coated with a
nickel-iron-diffused layer which is less than 1
micrometer in thickness and the other side coated
with a two-layer coating composed of a basenickel-iron-diffused coating layer and a surface
coating layer of annealed and softened pure nickel,
with total coating thickness for both layers of morethan 2 micrometers; surface roughness (RA-microns)
0.18 or less; with scanning electron microscope
(SEM) not revealing oxides greater than 1;
    (B)  products having one side coated with a
nickel-iron-diffused layer which is less than 1
micrometer in thickness and the other side coated
with a four-layer coating composed of a basenickel-iron-diffused coating layer, with an inner
middle coating layer of annealed and softened pure
nickel, an outer middle surface coating layer of hardnickel and a topmost nickel-phosphorus-plated layer;
with combined coating thickness for the four layers
of more than 2 micrometers; surface roughness(RA-microns) 0.18 or less; with SEM  not revealing
oxides greater than 1 micron; and inclusion groups
or clusters not exceeding 5;
    (C)  products having one side coated with a
nickel-iron-diffused layer which is less than1micrometer  in thickness and the other side coated
with a three-layer coating composed of a base
nickel-iron-diffused coating layer, with a middlecoating layer of annealed and softened pure nickel
and a surface coating layer of hard,
luster-agent-added nickel which is not heat-treated;with combined coating thickness for all three layers
of more than 2 micrometers; surface roughness
(RA-microns) 0.18 or less; with SEM not revealingoxides greater than 1 micron; and inclusion groups
or clusters exceeding 5 microns in length; or    (D)  products having one side coated with a
nickel-iron-diffused layer which is less than 1
micrometer in thickness and the other side coatedwith a three-layer coating composed of a base
nickel-iron-diffused coating layer, with a middle
coating layer of annealed and softened pure nickeland a surface coating layer of hard, pure nickel
which is not heat-treated; with combined coating
thickness for all three layers of more than 2micrometers; surface roughness (RA-microns) 0.18
or less; SEM not revealing oxides greater than 1
micron; and inclusion groups or clusters shall notexceed 5 microns in length;
(xxxiv)  electrogalvanized flat-rolled products,
designated as N-455 and meeting the characteristics
described below:
    (A)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon not over 0.010, manganese not
over 0.6, phosphorus not over 0.16, sulfur not over0.03, silicon 2.0 to 3.0 and iron the remainder; with a
thickness of 1.0 to 1.6 mm, thickness tolerance
±0.09 mm, tensile strength 50.0 to 64.2 kgf/mm2;
yield point 38.2 to 45.9 kg/mm2; permeability 450 to
1000 (at the magnetic force of 0.30 Oe, according to
JIS C 2550), with zinc or zinc-nickel electroplating
weight of 20 g/m2 (minimum 17 g/m2, maximum 26
g/m2); approximate thickness 3 mm;
    (B)  products, whether or not with a chromate-free
coating, with a zinc-nickel alloy electroplating,
coating weights of zinc-nickel 17 g/m2   minimum;
thickness tolerance +/- 5percent; tensile strength of
49 to56 kgf/m m2, yield point of 38 to 45 kgf /mm2,
magnetic properties 700 ÿ or greater; with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.07
maximum, silicon 3.5 maximum, manganese 2.0
maximum, phosphorus 0.15 maximum and sulfur0.02 maximum; or
    (C)  products, whether or not with chromate or a
chromate-free coating, whether or not with
heat-resistant coating, with the following
specifications: tensile strength 40 to 65 kgf/mmÿ;
yield point 25 to 46 kgf/mmÿ; permeability 450 or
greater (measured at the magnetic force of 0.30 Oe
under direct-current mode; according to JIS C2550);
zinc-nickel alloy electroplating; coating weights of
zinc-nickel 17 to 24 g/mÿ, if applicable chromatecoating 40 to 70 mg/mÿ, if applicable chromate-free
coating 90 to 160 mg/mÿ, and if applicable
heat-resistance coating 0.3 to 1.2 g/mÿ; thickness 1.0to 1.6 mm, thickness tolerance ± 5percent; width
tolerance minus 0, plus 7 mm; warp 5 mm maximum
and camber 2 mm/2,000 mm maximum; withchemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.010 maximum, silicon 3.0 maximum, manganese
2.0 maximum, phosphorus 0.16 maximum and sulfur0.03 maximum;
(xxxv)  high strength electrolytic zinc-coated silicon
steel flat-rolled products, designated as N-456 andmeeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  products whether or not with a chromate or
chromate-free coating, with the following
specifications:  thickness 1.0 to1.6 mm, thickness
tolerance +/-5percent; width tolerance minus 0, plus7 mm; tensile strength 41 to 45 kgf/mmÿ; yield point
26 to 30 kgf/mmÿ; magnetic properties of
permeability 800 or more; with zinc-nickel alloy
electroplating, coating weights of zinc-nickel 17 to24 g/mÿ minimum, and if applicable chromate-free
coating of 90 to160 mg/mÿ; heat resistant chemical
treatment of 0.3 to 1.0 g/mÿ; maximum deviationfrom horizontal flat surface of 5 mm, with the
camber of mother coils not larger than 2 mm/2000
mm in length; with chemical composition (percentby weight):  carbon 0.01 maximum, silicon 1.0 to
2.0, manganese 0.5 to 1.5, phosphorus 0.16
maximum and sulfur 0.03 maximum; or
    (B)  products whether or not with a chromate or
chromate-free coating, with the followingspecifications:  thickness 1.0 to 1.6 mm, thickness
tolerance ± 5percent; width tolerance minus 0, plus 7
mm; tensile strength 45 to 49 kgf/mmÿ; yield point32 to 36 kgf/mmÿ; magnetic properties of
permeability 500 or more; zinc-nickel alloy
electroplating; with coating weights of zinc-nickel17 to 24 g/mÿ minimum, and if applicable
chromate-free coating 90 to 160 mg/mÿ; heat
resistant chemical treatment of 0.3 to 1.0 g/mÿ;maximum deviation from horizontal flat surface of 5
mm, with the camber of mother coils not larger than
2 mm/2000 mm in length; with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.01
maximum, silicon 1.0 to 2.0, manganese 0.5 to 1.5,
phosphorus 0.16 maximum and sulfur 0.03maximum;
(xxxvi)  copper-coated or nickel-coated cold-rolled
slit-to-width steel, in coils, designated as N-491 and
meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  products having a thickness of 0.508 mm to
0.889 mm and width of 34.671 mm to 51.82 mm;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon 0.05 to 0.08, manganese 0.27 to 0.45,
phosphorus 0.015 maximum and sulphur 0.035
maximum; with the following other properties:cold-rolled from low carbon rimmed, capped,
aluminum-killed or continuous cast steel; uniformly
coated with smooth and clean copper, free from pits,
blisters, or roughness; deposited electrolytically on
the two flat surfaces of the product in a quantity not
less than 54.93 g per m2 (18 oz per ft2) of product
(both sides) or 27.46 g per m2 (0.09 oz per ft2 ) of
surface (one side) and not more than 100.7 g per m2
(0.33 oz per ft2) of product (both sides) or 50.35 g
per m2 (0.165 oz per ft2) of surface (one side);
wound in coils with an inside diameter of 406 mm to419 mm; with minimum outside diameter of 508 mm
and maximum outside diameter of 1,219 mm; or
    (B)  products having a thickness of 0.508 mm to
0.889 mm and width of 34.671 mm to 51.82 mm;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon 0.030 to 0.050, manganese 0.11 to 0.20,
phosphorus 0.025 maximum, sulphur 0.020
maximum, silicon 0.025 maximum, aluminum 0.025to 0.07 and nitrogen 0.007 maximum; with copper
plus nickel plus chromium 0.150 maximum; with the
following other properties:  low carbon aluminumkilled steel made by continuous casting process;
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(plated side) of the product in a minimum thickness
of 0.00381 mm and the bare side of the product with
a maximum of 0.000762 mm of nickel thickness; the
plated product is then annealed, and wound in coilswith a maximum inside diameter of 508 mm and a
maximum outside diameter of 1,727.2 mm;
(xxxvii)  hot-rolled carbon steel bar products, in
coils, designated as N-303 and meeting the
characteristics described below:
    (A)  products known in industry usage as JIS
SCM420HVC, having a diameter of 34.0 mm (withtolerances of ± 1 mm); with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.17 to 0.23, silicon
0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.55 to 0.90, phosphorus0.030 maximum, sulfur 0.010 to 0.030, copper 0.30
maximum, nickel 0.25 maximum, chromium 0.85 to
1.25, molybdenum 0.10 to 0.25 and niobium(columbium) 0.030 to 0.060;
    (B)  products known in industry usage as JIS
SCR420HVC, having a diameter of 39.1 mm and
41.5 mm (with tolerances of ± 1 mm); with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.17 to0.23, silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.55 to 0.90,
phosphorus 0.030 maximum, sulfur 0.010 to 0.030,
copper 0.30 maximum, nickel 0.25 maximum,chromium 0.85 to 1.25 and oxygen 0.0015
maximum; or
    (C)  products known in industry usage as JIS
SCM435HVC; having a diameter of 33.5 mm (with
tolerances of ± 0.05 mm); with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.32 to
0.39, silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.55 to 0.90,
phosphorus 0.030 maximum, sulfur 0.010 to 0.015,copper 0.30 maximum, nickel 0.25 maximum,
chromium 0.85 to 1.25 and molybdenum 0.10 to
0.25;
(xxxviii)  austenitic manganese steel round and flat
bars (Bohler K700), with chemical composition(percent by weight):  carbon 1 to 1.3, silicon 0.10 to
0.45, manganese 12.00 to 14.00, phosphorus 0.035
maximum, sulfur 0.040 maximum, chromium 0.50
maximum, molybdenum 0.150 maximum and nickel
0.40 maximum; the foregoing designated as N-387;
(xxxix)  standard rephosphorized and resulfurized
carbon steel bars and rods (AISI 1200 Series),designated as N-392 and entered in an aggregate
annual quantity not to exceed 30,000 t, the foregoing
in coils or straight lengths, not further worked thanhot-rolled, of a type known in industry usage as
XLCUT; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  0.04 or more phosphorus, 0.24 or more butnot over 0.35 sulfur and 0.23 or more but not over
0.35 lead; manganese-to-sulfur ratios of greater than
3:1; reduction ratio for coiled bar and rod of aminimum of 150:1 and for straight bar and rod of a
minimum of 35:1; fully surface inspected and
certified by the importer to be free from defectsdeeper than 2 percent of bar and rod diameter or
section; certified as free from mixes; achieved by
100 percent spectrometer testing;
(xl)  galvanized, cold formed steel channels,
designated as N-495, with surface finish of smoothin-line galvanized zinc coating with controlled mass
of 100 g/m 2 minimum applied after forming by aspecialized continuous process, with the zinc coating
further passivated to resist white rust; not further
cold worked; not manufactured from pre-galvanized
product; supplied in lengths of approximately 6.096m; with the following specifications: product
specification TS100, with channels, size range:  (i)
76.2 mm x 38.1 mm, 101.6 mm x 50.8 mm or 127mm x 63.5 mm, with a thickness of 3.96mm and
yield strength of 450 MPa, or (ii) 152.4 mm x 76.2
mm, 177.8 mm x 76.2 mm or 203.2 mm x 76.2 mm,with a thickness of 4.77 mm and yield strength of
450 MPa, or (iii) 203.2 mm x 76.2 mm, 228.6 mm x
76.2mm, 254 mm x 88.9 mm or 304.8 mm x 88.9mm, with a thickness of 5.94 mm, 250 x 90 mm or
300 x 90 mm with thickness of 6.0 mm and a yield
strength of 450 MPa, or (iv) 304.8 mm x 88.9 mm x7.95 mm or 300 mm x 90 mm x 6.0 mm, with a yield
strength of 400 MPa; tolerances: squareness (angular
tolerance); with included angle between the sides ofa channel of 90 degrees; with maximum out of
squareness of a channel in accordance with the
following: where the shorter leg length is less than50.8 mm ± 2.0 degrees,  where the shorter leg length
is greater than 50.8 mm but less than 76.2 mm ± 1.5
degrees, where the shorter leg length is greater than76.2 mm ± 1.0 degree; twist: maximum angle of
twist 1 degree over 1 m; feedstock produced by a
fully killed, continually cast steel process to producea feedstock material with fine grain with controlled
and qualified chemistry (percent by weight):  0.20
maximum carbon, 1.60 maximum manganese, 0.10maximum silicon, 0.10 maximum aluminum, 0.040
maximum phosphorus and 0.030 sulfur; with
chemistry controlled to provide a carbon equivalentof no more than CE=0.39; all channels produced
from flat product having  a uniform cross section
(wall thickness);
(xli)  hot-rolled carbon steel bar products designated
as X-011 and meeting the characteristics describedbelow:
    (A)  products known in industry usage as JIS
S35CL, having a diameter of 42 mm (with
tolerances of plus or minus 1 mm); cut-to-length;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.32 to 0.38, silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese
0.60 to 0.90, phosphorus 0.030 maximum, sulfur0.015 maximum, copper 0.30 maximum, nickel 0.20
maximum, chromium 0.20 maximum, nickel plus
chromium 0.35 maximum and lead 0.13 to 0.23; or
    (B)  products known in industry usage as JIS
S40CKM-1; having a diameter of 95 mm or 120 mm(with tolerances of ± 1 mm); cut-to-length; with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.36 to 0.44, silicon 0.15 to 0.35, manganese 0.40 to0.70, phosphorus 0.03 maximum, sulfur 0.03 to 0.08,
copper 0.10 maximum, nickel 0.10 maximum,
nitrogen 0.010 to 0.020 and lead 0.10 to 0.20;
(xlii)  thermal refined, water quenched, and drawn
hot-rolled bars, designated as X-075, with hardness318 HV minimum, 83 kg/mm minimum tensile
strength; 8 percent minimum elongation;
microstructure consisting of tempered martensite for5 mm to 8 mm followed by 1 mm of tempered
martensite and transition products; general bar
structure consisting of pearlite and ferrite;decarburization 0.85 maximum of bar diameter;(xliii)  hot-rolled bars, designated as X-134 and
meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  products known in industry usage as “NAK55," the foregoing which are double-melted
hot-rolled or forged plastic mold steel products, with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon0.15, manganese 1.50, sulfur 0.10, copper 1.00,
silicon 0.30, molybdenum 0.30, nickel 3.00 and
aluminum 1.00; displaying the following minimummechanical properties: hardness of HRC 40, yield
strength (0.2 percent offset, 41 HRC) of 1010 MPa,
tensile strength of 1255 MPa; reduction of 39.8percent; elongation in 50 mm of 15.6 percent; with
Charpy-notch impact strength longitudinal 9.8 J and
transverse of 7.6 J; displaying the following physicalproperties: coefficient of thermal expansion from 20
0C to 100 0C of 11.3 x 10-6 0C-1, from 20 0C to
200 0 C of 12.6 x 10-6  0C-1 and from 20 0C to 300
0C of 13.5 x 10-6 0C-1; coefficient of thermal
conductivity (J/(smK)) at 93  0C of 41.4 or at 204
0C of 42.2; having magnetic properties of maximum
magnetic permeability of 380, saturated magnetism
of 16,350 Gauss and residual magnetism of 8,500
Gauss;
    (B)  products known in industry usage as “NAK
80,” the foregoing being a plastic mold steel used for
applications such as clear lens molds and extremelycritical diamond finish applications, with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.15,
manganese 1.50, molybdenum 0.30, copper 1.00,silicon 0.30 , nickel 3.00 and aluminum 1.00;
minimum mechanical properties: HRC 40; tensile
strength 1264 MPa; reduction 41.9 percent; yieldstrength (0.2 percent offset, 41 HRC) 1018 MPa;
elongation in 50 mm (longitudinal) 16.1 percent;
Charpy V-Notch impact strength (toughness):
longitudinal 11.0 J.; transverse 11.5 J.; physical
properties: coefficient of thermal expansion
(10-6/K), 20 0C to 100 0C of 11.3, 20 0C to 200 0C
of 12.6, 20 0C  to 300 0C of 13.5; coefficient of
thermal conductivity (J/(smK)) at 93 0 C of 41.4, at
204 0C of 42.2; magnetic properties: maximum
magnetic permeability 380, saturated magnetism
(gauss) 16,360, residual magnetism (gauss) 8,500,and coercive force (Oersted) 14.0; double melted,
first in an electric furnace then in a vacuum arc
re-melt furnace, hot-rolled or forged to shape andage hardened to Nickel 40; and produced through a
super clean, vacuum-arc remelt manufacturing
process;
    (C)  products known in industry usage as “Super
NAK” (“NAK HH”), the foregoing being a plasticmold steel providing a unique combination of high
hardness and ability to machine-work the steel; with
the following chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.11, manganese 1.4, copper 1.0,
chromium 1.6, aluminum 1.0, silicon 0.30, sulfur
0.35, nickel 3.0 and molybdenum 0.3; physicalproperties: HRC 45; tensile strength 1385 MPa
longitudinal, 1359 MPa transverse; yield strength
1031 MPa longitudinal, 1,009 transverse, elongation11 percent longitudinal, 4 percent transverse,
reduction of area 22 percent longitudinal, 6 percent
transverse; density of 7.78 mg/m3; produced in an
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hot-rolled or forged to shape; and age hardened to
HRC 45 to 48;
    (D)  products known in industry usage as “PX5,”
the foregoing being a plastic mold steel used in all
types of plastic molding and design, and is superior
to AISI grade P20-type steels in terms of machining,stability, and welding; with the following chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.20,
manganese 1.90, sulfur 0.035, molybdenum 0.45,copper 0.10, silicon 0.10 percent, phosphorus 0.010,
nickel 0.20, aluminum 0.030 and chromium 2.10;
minimum mechanical properties: HRC 30 to 33;tensile strength 1,034 MPa; reduction 48 percent;
yield strength 917 MPa; elongation in 50 mm
(longitudinal) 20 percent; physical properties:
coefficient of thermal expansion (10-6/K), 20 0C to
100 0C of 11.9, 20 0C to 200 0C of 12.8, 20 0C  to
300 0C of 13.1, 20  0C  to 400  0C of 13.5 and 20
0C to 600 0C of 14.0; coefficient of thermal
conductivity (J/(smK)) at 20 0C of 42.5, at 100 0C
of 42.4, at 200 0C of 42.1, at 300 0C of 39.2 and at
400 0C of 38.8; produced by electric furnace
melting, ladle degassed and refined; proprietary
forging, rolling and heat-treating practices areutilized to produce an exceptionally fine-grained,
stable, tough and easy to machine and weld mold
steel; or
    (E)  products known in industry usage as “CX1,”
the foregoing being a proprietary cold work die steelthat is supplied heat treated to hardness of HRC 50,
and can also be machined at this hardness, with the
following chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon 0.80, manganese 1.30 chromium 1.00 and
molybdenum 0.80; mechanical properties (as
supplied):  HRC 50; tensile strength 1786 MPa;yield strength 1641 MPa; elongation 8 percent; and
reduction in area 19 percent; physical properties:
coefficient of linear thermal expansion (10-6 /K): 20
0C to 200 0C of 12.9 or 20 0C to 420 0C of 13.9;
coefficient of thermal conductivity (J/(smK)) at 20
0C of 30.7; density 7.71 mg/m3; produced by
electric furnace melting, ladle degassing and
refining; having undergone proprietary forging,
rolling and heat-treating practices utilized to produce
an exceptionally fine-grained, stable, tough and easy
to machine and weld die steel;
(xliv)  ball bearing quality hot-rolled bar or wire rod
steel, SAE/AISI grade 52100 or JIS SUJ2specifications, the foregoing designated as X-188;
(xlv)  hot-rolled sheet, in coils, designated as N-300,
the foregoing produced to specification API 5L
Grade X-52; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.03 to 0.07, manganese 0.95 to1.20, phosphorus not over 0.010, sulfur not over
0.002, silicon 0.170 to 0.250, copper not over 0.15,
nickel not over 0.10, chromium not over 0.07,molybdenum not over 0.03, nitrogen not over 0.009,
aluminum 0.020 to 0.050, tin not over 0.020,
vanadium not over 0.008, niobium (colombium)0.016 to 0.026, titanium not over 0.008 and calcium
0.0004 to 0.0050; having the following physical
properties: yield ratio of less than 0.900; factorformula of C + Mn/5 + 2(Cb); factor range of 28 to
35; thickness range of 6.35 mm or more but not over12.70 mm; width range of 1,032.027 mm or more
but not over 1,735.38 mm; thickness tolerance: aim
½ ASTM tolerance, except 40 m both ends to be 3/4
ASTM per A568-96, Table 4 and A635-96, Table 4;width tolerance: plus 19.05 mm, minus 0.00 mm,
aim plus 10.16 mm (untrimmed); crown tolerance:
aim 0.0508 mm, range (minimum minus 0.0127
mm/maximum 0.0762 mm); coil inside diameter of
762.0 mm; coil outside diameter of a maximum of
1,828.8 mm, not to exceed 20,901 kg coil weight;other properties: calcium treated with calcium to
sulfur ratio of between 2:1 and 5:1; all heats must be
vacuum degassed; oxygen content must be less than25 ppm; steel produced shall be suitable for
HIC-resistant applications as determined by NACE
standard TM 0284-96, all the foregoing certified foruse in the manufacturing into line pipe;
(xlvi)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel, designated as
N-316 and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  high strength low alloy grade 100 light gauge
steel, with the following characteristics: thickness of
2.3 mm to 3.0 mm; width from 1016 mm to 1524mm; with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon not over 0.1, manganese  not over 2.0,
phosphorus not over 0.025, sulfur not over 0.01,silicon not over 0.4, aluminum 0.02 to 0.06, titanium
not over 0.02, molybdenum not over 0.5, niobium
(columbium) not over 0.09 and vanadium not over0.2; yield strength of 700 to 800 MPa; tensile
strength of 750 to 910 MPa; elongation not less than
13 percent; and guaranteed bending radius of 1.6times;
    (B)  high strength low alloy grade 100 light gauge
steel, with the following characteristics: thickness
4.5 mm or more but not over 12.7 mm; width 1.524
m or more but not over 1.829 m; with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon not over
0.1, manganese not over 2.0, phosphorus not over
0.025, sulfur not over  0.01, silicon not over 0.4,aluminum 0.02 to 0.06, titanium not over 0.02,
molybdenum not over  0.5, niobium (columbium)
not over 0.09 and vanadium not over 0.2; yield
strength of 700 to 800 MPa; tensile strength of 750
to 910 MPa; elongation not less than 13 percent;guaranteed bending radius of 1.6 times a thickness
less than 6 mm and 1.8 times a thickness greater
than 6 mm; or
    (C)  temper passed grade A1001CSB/1008 CQ
products, with thickness 3.1 mm or more but notover 3.6 mm and width 2032 mm or more; yield
strength of 179 to 340 MPa; tensile strength of 440
MPa maximum; minimum elongation of 28 percent;with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon not over 0.1, manganese not over 0.5,
phosphorus not over 0.03, sulfur not over 0.03,silicon not over 0.03, copper not over 0.04, nickel
not over 0.04, chromium not over 0.04 and
aluminum over 0.01;
(xlvii)  hot-rolled flat-rolled products, in coils, the
foregoing designated as X-025 and meeting thecharacteristics described below:
    (A)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.10 to 0.16, manganese 0.70 to
0.90, phosphorus not over 0.025, sulfur not over0.002, silicon 0.30 to 0.50, chromium 0.50 to 0.70,
copper not over 0.25, nickel not over 0.20 and
molybdenum not over 0.21; with the following other
properties:  width not over 1,138 mm; thickness notover 8.89 mm; yield strength greater than or equal to
551 N/mmÿ; tensile strength 724 N/mmÿ; thickness
tolerance according to half of ASTM 568specification; elongation greater than or equal to 16
percent; hardness of 70 to 105 HRB; pickled and
oiled; surface condition free of injurious defects suchas holes, breaks, scabs, scale, and embosses; product
must enable coiled tubing to satisfy fatigue test (SPE
papers 22820, 38407 and 54482) constantly;    (B)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.10 to 0.14, manganese 1.30 to
1.80, phosphorus not over 0.025, sulfur not over0.001, silicon 0.30 to 0.50, chromium 0.50 to 0.70,
copper 0.20 to 0.40, nickel not over 0.20, vanadium
not over 0.10 and niobium (columbium) not over0.08; with the following other properties: width not
over 1,138 mm; thickness not over 8.89 mm; yield
strength greater than or equal to 551 N/mmÿ; tensilestrength 724 N/mmÿ; thickness tolerance according
to half of ASTM 568 specification; elongation 14
percent or more; hardness of 80 to 105 HRB; pickledand oiled; surface condition free of injurious defects
such as holes, breaks, scabs, scale, and embosses;
product produced to enable coiled tubing to satisfyfatigue test (SPE papers 22820, 38407, and 54482);
    (C)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon not over 0.15, manganese not
over 1.40, phosphorus not over 0.025, sulfur not
over 0.010, silicon not over 0.50, chromium not over1.00, copper not over 0.50, nickel not over 0.20,
niobium (columbium) 0.005 or more and aluminum
0.01 to 0.07; calcium treated; with the followingother properties:  width not over 1,000 mm;
thickness not over 4.6 mm; yield strength 482
N/mmÿ or more; tensile strength 551 N/mmÿ ormore; thickness tolerance according to half of
ASTM 568 specification; pickled and oiled; surface
condition free of injurious defects such as holes,breaks, scabs, scale, and embosses; product
produced to enable coiled tubing to satisfy fatigue
test (SPE papers 22820, 38407, and 54482);
    (D)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.10 to 0.15, manganese 1.30 to
1.80, phosphorus not over 0.025, sulfur not over
0.001, silicon 0.30 to 0.50, chromium 0.30 to 0.70,copper 0.20 to 0.40, nickel not over 0.20,
molybdenum not over 0.40, niobium (columbium)
not over 0.08 and vanadium not over 0.10; with thefollowing other properties:  width not over 1,138
mm; thickness not over 8.89 mm; yield strength 482
N/mmÿ or more; thickness tolerance according tohalf of ASTM 568 specification; elongation 14
percent or more; hardness of 80 to 110 HRB; pickled
and oiled; surface condition free of injurious defectssuch as holes, breaks, scabs, scale, and embosses;
product produced to enable coiled tubing to satisfy
fatigue test (SPE papers 22820, 38407, and 54482);
    (E)  products with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.10 to 0.16, manganese 0.70 to0.90, phosphorus not over 0.020, sulfur not over
0.002, silicon 0.30 to 0.50, chromium 0.50 to 0.70,
copper not over 0.25, nickel not over 0.20 andmolybdenum not over 0.21; with the following other
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over to 8.89 mm; yield strength of 355 N/mmÿ to
569 N/mmÿ; tensile strength 482 N/mmÿ or more;
thickness tolerance according to half of ASTM 568
specification; elongation 18 percent or more;hardness of 9 to 25 HRC; pickled and oiled; surface
condition free of injurious defects such as holes,
breaks, scabs, scale, and embosses; productproduced to enable coiled tubing to satisfy fatigue
test (SPE papers 22820, 38407, and 54482);
(xlviii)  alloy and nonalloy flat-rolled products,
designated as X-083 and entered in an aggregate
annual quantity not to exceed 20,000 t during the12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002 or July
12, 2003 or during the period July 12, 2004 through
March 20, 2005, inclusive, the foregoing not furtherworked than hot-rolled, with the following features:
sulfur content 0.005 percent by weight maximum;
elongation: 18 percent minimum/31 percentmaximum for 1.6 mm to 2.0 mm, 20 percent
minimum/32 percent maximum for 2.0 mm to 3.2
mm, 21 percent  minimum/33 percent maximum for3.2 mm to 6.3 mm, 22 percent minimum for 6.3 mm
to 12.00 mm; total thickness tolerance: 0.20 mm
maximum for 1.6 mm to 4.0 mm, 0.25 mmmaximum for 4.0 mm to 6.0 mm, 0.30 mm
maximum for 6.0 mm to 8.0 mm, 0.35 mm
maximum for 8.0 mm to 12.0 mm; with in-linetemper-passed and tension-leveled hot-rolled pickled
and oiled flat-rolled products of nonalloy steel in
grade 50 meeting the following chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.03 to
0.08, manganese 0.1 to 1.3, silicon not over 0.03,
aluminum 0.02 to 0.04, phosphorus not over 0.02,sulfur not over 0.008, copper not over 0.05, nickel
not over 0.1, chromium not over 0.1, niobium
(columbium) 0.01 to 0.04, titanium not over 0.03,vanadium not over 0.008 and nitrogen not over
0.009; with the combined silicon and phosphorus
content not over 0.09; the combined niobium(columbium), titanium, and vanadium content not
over 0.22; and carbon equivalent not over 0.36; yield
strength of 345 to 448 MPa; tensile strength of 448to 586 MPa; elongation of 21 percent minimum;
thickness 2.4 mm to 7.5 mm; width 1200 mm to
1652 mm; with a typical whiteness value of 70 on
scale L*, certified to flatness guarantee of 4
international units before and after laser cutting andto guarantee of no visible defect after painting for
both sides of flat panel; and with visible defects
including blemishes due to roll marks, pits, tollingscale and scratches;
(xlix)  hot-rolled flat-rolled products, in coils, having
width of 1943.1 mm, tolerances of plus 6.35 mm,
minus 0.000; composed according to specification
SAE C-1006 DQSK, the foregoing designated asX-104;
(l)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel products, designated as
X-108 and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  products with thickness of 2 mm or more but
not over 11.1 mm; width of 875 or more but not over
1625 mm; minimum yield strength of 689.48 MPa,minimum tensile strength of 158.4 MPa, minimum
elongation of 15 percent, bendability of 1.6 to 1.8
times thickness, impact toughness of 27.1 J at -17.80C; with chemical composition (percent by weight):
maximum carbon 0.12, maximum silicon 0.60,maximum manganese 2.0, maximum phosphorus
0.025, maximum sulfur 0.01, maximum titanium
0.20 and minimum aluminum 0.015 percent; or
    (B)  weather resistant steel products, with a
thickness of 2.3 mm or more but not over 6.5 mm
and width of 875 mm or more but not over 1600mm; minimum yield strength of 689.48 MPa,
minimum tensile strength of 724 MPa, minimum
elongation of 18 percent, bendability of 1 times
thickness, impact toughness of 27.1 J at -17.8 0C;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
maximum carbon 0.10, maximum silicon 0.45,maximum manganese 0.8 and maximum phosphorus
0.012 percent, with microalloying elements added;
(li)  hot-rolled flat-rolled steel products, designated
as X-142 and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  high-carbon alloy steel, with widths greater
than 914 mm and made to the followingspecification: SAE 8660 (modified) (unit: percent by
weight, ladle analysis): carbon 0.61 to 0.72,
manganese 0.30 to 0.50, nickel 0.60 to 0.90 andmolybdenum 0.10 to 0.15;
    (B)  high-carbon alloy steel, with widths greater
than 914 mm and made to the following
specification: SAE 8670 (modified); with chemical
composition (percent by weight): carbon 0.67 to0.75, manganese 0.40 to 0.60, silicon 0.20 to 0.35,
phosphorus 0.035 maximum, sulfur 0.035
maximum, chromium 0.20 to 0.50, nickel 0.70 to1.00 and molybdenum 0.11 to 0.15;
    (C)  steel products with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.20 maximum, silicon
1.20 maximum, manganese 2.00 maximum,
phosphorus 0.05 to 0.10, sulfur 0.02 maximum,copper 0.15 to 0.40, nickel 0.40 maximum,
aluminum 0.10 maximum, niobium (columbium)
0.10 maximum, titanium 0.10 maximum, vanadium0.10 maximum, boron 0.10 maximum, molybdenum
0.30 maximum; thickness 1.6 to 2.0 mm; tensile
strength 590 MPa minimum; yield strength 450 to
600 MPa; and elongation 19 to 35 percent;
    (D)  steel products with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.20 maximum, silicon
1.20 maximum, manganese 2.00 maximum,phosphorus 0.05 to 0.10, sulfur 0.02 maximum,
copper 0.15 to 0.40, nickel 0.40 maximum,
aluminum 0.10 maximum, niobium (columbium)0.10 maximum, titanium 0.10 maximum, vanadium
0.10 maximum, boron 0.10 maximum and
molybdenum 0.30 maximum; thickness 2.0 to 3.0mm; tensile strength 590 MPa minimum; yield
strength 440 to 590 MPa; and elongation 20 to 36
percent; or
    (E)  steel products with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon 0.20 maximum, silicon1.20 maximum, manganese 2.00 maximum,
phosphorus 0.05 to 0.10, sulfur 0.02 maximum,
copper 0.15 to 0.40, nickel 0.40 maximum,aluminum 0.10 maximum, niobium (columbium)
0.10 maximum, titanium 0.10 maximum, vanadium
0.10 maximum, boron 0.10 maximum and
molybdenum 0.30 maximum; thickness 3.0 to 6.0
mm; tensile strength 590 MPa minimum; yieldstrength 430 to 580 MPa; and elongation 21 to 37
percent;
(lii)  alloy steel plate, designated as N-316, the
foregoing known in industry usage as “SP 300" and
in the form of pre-forged and rolled blocks or forged
extra-heavy section blocks; with the followingcharacteristics: thickness 152 mm or more; hardness
of 269 to 304 BHN or 290 to 320 BHN; through
hardness dispersion not exceeding 15 BHN forthicknesses not over 203 mm and 30 BHN for
thicknesses of 203 or more but not over 1,270 mm;
conforming to ASTM A578-S9 ultrasonic testingrequirements; 2mm flat bottom hole; guaranteed
cleanliness per ASTM E45 Method A (worst field
ratings: A-not exceeding 1.5, B-not exceeding 1.5,C-not exceeding 1.0, D-not exceeding 1.5); with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.235 to 0.275, chromium 1.2 to 1.5, manganese 1.2to 1.5, molybdenum 0.35 to 0.55, silicon 0.05 to 0.15
and sulfur 0.015 to 0.02; oxygen content not
exceeding 20 ppm and hydrogen content notexceeding 2 ppm;
(liii)  hot-rolled weldable, soft magnetic special
structural alloy steel plate, with increased electrical
resistivity of the grade magnetic soft hot rolled
(MSH), with thickness 4.75 mm or more but notover 50 mm and width 1016 mm or more but not
over 3302 mm; with chemical composition (percent
by weight):  carbon 0.10 or more, silicon 1.00 to2.00, manganese 0.15 to 0.60, phosphorus 0.02 or
more, sulfur 0.01 or more, chromium 0.65 to 1.00,
copper 0.55 or more, aluminum not over 0.02 andtitanium 0.02 or more; yield strength of 275 MPa
minimum; tensile strength of 430 to 550 MPa and
elongation of 24 percent minimum; the foregoingdesignated as N-467;
(liv)  products designated as X-083 and meeting
AISI 4142, the foregoing with dimensions of 1,651
mm by 3,683 mm; thickness of 6 mm to 230 mm;
cross rolled in thickness up to 203 mm and forgedand hot rolled in thickness greater than 203 mm;
through-hard throughout the entire plate with a
maximum dispersion of 30 BHN; conforms to
ultrasonic testing requirements per ASTM A578-S9
with a 2 mm flat bottom hole used for calibration;microcleanliness ratings per ASTM E-45 method D
where the sum of the ratings does not exceed 25 and
the maximum worst field ratings are A: 1.0maximum (thin) and 0.5 maximum (heavy), B: 1.0
maximum thin) and 0.5 maximum (heavy), C: 0.5
maximum (thin and heavy), D: 0.5 maximum. (thinand heavy); flatness that does not exceed 3 mm per
meter, with a maximum of 5 mm over the entire
length of 3683 mm; with chemical composition(percent by weight):  carbon 0.36 to 0.42, manganese
1.10 to 1.30, silicon 0.35 to 0.45, sulfur 0.012 to
0.020, phosphorus not over 0.03, nickel 0.25 to 0.50,chromium 1.00 to 1.20, molybdenum 0.15 to 0.35
and copper not over 0.30; with O2 not exceeding 20
ppm and H2 not over 2 ppm; known in industry
usage as “Marshalloy MQTM” mold quality;
(lv)  flat-rolled hot-rolled plate, designated as X-100
and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to
exceed 75,000 t during the 12-month period
beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003 orduring the period July 12, 2004 through March 20,G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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2005, inclusive; the foregoing not in coils; of a
thickness greater than 4.74 mm; certified for use in
the production of large diameter line pipe (greater
than 406 mm in diameter); yield strength greaterthan or equal to 483 MPa;
(lvi)  stainless steel bars, designated as N-387 and
known in industry usage as “RAMAX S”, the
foregoing being a modified AISI 400 stainless
sulfurized plastic mold steel; with chemicalcomposition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.31 to
0.36, silicon 0.20 to 0.50, manganese 1.20 to 1.50,
phosphorus not over 0.035, sulfur 0.08 to 0.15,chromium 16.2 to 17.0, nickel 0.40 to 0.70,
molybdenum not over 0.60; vanadium not over 0.40,
nitrogen 0.10 to 0.14, copper not over 0.30,aluminum not over 0.030 and hydrogen less than 7.0
ppm; if round sections then diameter from 28 mm to
500 mm; if flat sections then thickness 43 mm to 305mm and width 300 mm to 1,016 mm; vacuum
degassed; minimum criterion on cleanliness
according to ASTM E45/87, Method A plate I.; Slagtype A; T-, H-; Slag type B; T 2.0, H 2.0; Slag type
C; T 1.0, H 1.0; Slag type D; T .0, H less than 1.0;
(lvii)  stainless steel bar, designated as N-387 and
known in industry usage as “STAVAX Supreme,”
the foregoing which is a premium modified AISI420 stainless plastic mold steel; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.21 to
0.26, silicon 0.20 to 0.50, manganese 0.40 to 0.70,phosphorus 0.025, sulfur not over 0.0050, chromium
13.0 to 13.60, nickel 1.25 to 1.45, molybdenum 0.30
to 0.40, vanadium 0.30 to 0.40, titanium andniobium (columbium) each not over 0.0050, nitrogen
0.10 to 0.14, copper not over 0.15 and aluminum
0.010 to 0.025; hydrogen less than 3 ppm andoxygen less than 15 ppm; dimensions round from
12.7 mm to 762 mm and flat thickness 11 mm to 610
mm, width 45 mm to 915 mm; vacuum degassed andpressure-electro-slag-remelting; cleanliness
according to ASTM E45/87, Method A plate III;
Slag type A; T less than 1, H less than 0.5; Slag typeB; T less than 1, H less than 0.5; Slag type C; T less
than1.5, H less than 1.0; Slag type D; T less than 1.0,
H less than 0.5;
(lviii)  stainless steel bars, of round cross-section,
designated as X-093, the foregoing in diameters of
6.35 mm to 101.6 mm, lengths of 3,048 mm to 4.572
mm; finished as follows:  for  X15TN finished viacenterless grinding, or for X15TNW finished via
rough-turning; with chemical composition nickel
free and including (percent by weight):  carbon 0.35to 0.45, chromium 15.00 to 16.50, molybdenum 1.50
to 2.00, vanadium 0.15 to 0.35, nitrogen 0.15 to 0.25
and sulfur 0.0005 maximum;
(lix)  hot-rolled stainless steel bars, designated as
X-219, finished black, in diameters up to 30 mm;lengths of 3,048 mm to 4,572 mm; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.80 to
0.90, chromium 17.00 to 18.50, nickel not over 0.50,manganese not over 1.30, molybdenum 2.00 to 2.50,
vanadium 0.35 to 0.55, silicon not over 1.00 and
sulfur 0.0005 maximum;
(lx)  stainless steel wire, designated as X-018 and
meeting the characteristics described below:    (A)  products known in industry usage as SF20T,
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.05 maximum; manganese 2.00 maximum,
phosphorus 0.05 maximum, sulfur 0.15 maximum,silicon l.00 maximum, chromium 19.00 to 21.00,
molybdenum 1.50 to 2.50, lead added 0.10 to 0.30,
tellurium added 0.03 minimum; or
    (B)  products known in industry usage as
DSR16FA, with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.15 maximum, manganese 1.25
maximum, phosphorus 0.06 maximum, sulfur 0.10
to 0.18, silicon 1.00 maximum, chromium 10.50 to14.00, molybdenum 0.10 to 0.40, lead added 0.07 to
0.30 and selenium added 0.10 minimum;
(lxi)  stainless steel wire, designated as X-177 and
meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  ASL 813 rectangular or shaped wire, certified
for use in the production of piston rings, the
foregoing with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.60 to 0.70, silicon 0.25 to 0.50,
manganese 0.20 to 0.50, phosphorus maximum 0.03,
sulfur maximum 0.03, chromium 13.00 to 14.00,molybdenum 0.20 to 0.40 and remainder iron;
decarburization less than 0.01 mm; and edge camber
maximum of 10 mm per 1,000 mm length;
    (B)  ASL 874 rectangular or shaped wire, certified
for use in the production of piston rings, theforegoing with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon 0.80 to 0.95, silicon 0.35 to 0.50,
manganese 0.25 to 0.40, phosphorus maximum 0.04,sulfur maximum of 0.04, chromium 17.0 to 18.0,
molybdenum 1.00 to 1.25, vanadium 0.08 to 0.15,
cobalt 3.8 to 4.2 and remainder iron; edge cambermaximum of 10 mm per 1,000 mm length; and
decarburization less than 0.01 mm;
    (C)  ASL 857 rectangular or shaped wire, certified
for use in the production of piston rings, the
foregoing with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.60 to 0.75, silicon 0.30 to 0.45,
manganese 0.25 to 0.40, phosphorus maximum 0.04,
sulfur maximum 0.03, chromium 14.0 to 16.0,
molybdenum 0.90 to 1.15, vanadium 0.20 to 0.30,
cobalt 6.0 to 8.0 and remainder iron;  edge cambermaximum of 10 mm per 1,000 mm length; and
decarburization less than 0.01 mm;
    (D)  ASL 817 rectangular or shaped wire, certified
for use in the production of piston rings, the
foregoing with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.80 to 0.95, silicon 0.35 to 0.50,
manganese 0.25 to 0.40, phosphorus maximum of
0.04, sulfur maximum 0.04, chromium 17.0 to 18.0,molybdenum 1.0 to 1.25, vanadium 0.08 to 0.15 and
remainder iron; edge camber maximum of 10 mm
per 1,000 mm length; and decarburization less than0.01 mm;
    (E)  ASL 801 flat or shaped wire, certified for use
in the production of spacer-expander (piston oil)
rings, the foregoing with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon maximum 0.12, siliconmaximum 1.00, manganese 5.50 to 7.50, phosphorus
maximum 0.60 percent, sulfur maximum 0.030,
nickel 3.50 to 5.50, chromium 16.00 to 18.00 andnitrogen not over 0.25 percent; heat treatment
condition: if 3/4 hardened  material, the hardnessrange between 59 and 67 when measured by the
Rockwell Hardness Scale using 30 kilogram force
load according to ASTM-E18 or hardness range
between 386 and 485 when measured by the Vickers
Hardness Scale using 1 kilogram force load
according to ASTM-E92; if fully annealed material,
hardness less than 260 when  measured by theVickers Hardness Scale using 1 kilogram force load
according to ASTM-E92; microstructure uniformly
solution treated or cold worked; and edge camber 8mm maximum per 1000 mm length; or
    (F)  ASL 804 flat or shaped wire certified for use
in the production of spacer-expanders, the foregoing
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon maximum 0.08, silicon maximum 1.00,manganese maximum 2.00, phosphorus maximum
0.040, sulfur maximum 0.030, nickel 8.00 to 10.50
and chromium 18.00 to 20.00; edge camber 8 mmmaximum per 1,000 mm length; microstructure
uniformly solution treated or cold worked;
(lxii)  flat-rolled tin mill products, designated as
N-316 and known in industry usage as USIBOR
uncoated hardenable manganese-boron steel, in coilsmeasuring 624 mm to 1,600 mm in width; 0.6 mm to
3.0 mm in thickness; with chemical composition
(percent by weight):  carbon not over 0.25,manganese not over 1.35, sulfur not over 0.008,
aluminum not over 0.06, silicon not over 0.35,
chromium not over 0.30, nitrogen not over 0.009,boron not over 0.004 and titanium not over 0.05;
yield strength of 280 to 360 MPa; tensile strength of
390 to 510 MPa;  elongation of 21 percent;
(lxiii)  flat-rolled products, designated as N-426,
annealed, at least 0.2 mm in thickness but not morethan 2.5 mm in thickness; at least 600 mm in width
but not more than 1300 mm in width; plated with tin
and zinc by a hot-dipped coating process, with thezinc content of the plating not less than 7 percent but
not more than 9 percent by weight; with the tin
content of the plating not less than 85 percent by
weight; with a coating weight of at least 20 g/m2 but
not more than 100 g/m2 per one side; given a special
after-treatment with the coating weight of the
after-treatment between 10 and 60 mg/m2 of
chromium per one side or, if no chromium isincluded in the after-treatment, with a coating weight
of 100 to 1,500 mg/m2 per side; characterized by the
absence of environmental loading substance (Pb);exhibiting no red dust after 480 hours under the Salt
Spray Test specified by JIS Z2371; with a press
formability demonstrating equivalent mechanicalproperties to the substrate; weldability such that the
number of the continuous spot weld test is more than
200; and, when the material is drawn into acylindrical cup with a diameter of 50 mm formed
with a drawing ratio of 2.2, filled with 40 ml of
deteriorated gasoline (a solution of regular gasoline,soured gasoline and 10 percent water, containing
1,000 ppm formic acid, 2000 ppm acetic acid, and
100 ppm chlorine in water phase), and exposed to a
temperature of 45 0C for 4 weeks; with the eluted
volume of the coating less than 100 mg;
(lxiv)  flat-rolled heavy gauge tinplate, with a gauge
of 0.52 mm or more, flow-melted for electrical
components, T 2, batch annealed, chemicalcomposition according to ASTM A 623,roughnessG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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according to ASTM 7B and 7C bright; surface free
from visible defects; the foregoing designated as
N-499;
(lxv)  flat-rolled electrolytically tin coated steel,
designated as X-039 and meeting the characteristics
described below:
    (A)  products having differential coating with 11.2
g/m2 equivalent on the heavy side, with varied
coating equivalents on the lighter side; with a
continuous cast steel chemistry of type MR; with a
surface finish of type 7B or 7C; with a surfacepassivation of 7.532 mg/m2 of chromium applied as
a cathodic dichromate treatment; with coil form
having restricted oil film weights of 0.3 to 0.4  g/m2
of type DOS-A oil; coil inside diameter ranging
from 393.7 to 431.8 mm; coil outside diameter of a
maximum 1,625.6 mm; with maximum coil weightof 11,340 kg; with temper/coating/dimension
combination of:  CA T-4 temper, 11.2/5.6 g/m2
coating, 0.196 mm thickness (+5 percent/-8 percent)
and 842.962 mm width (+3 percent/-8 percent);
    (B)  products having differential coating with 11.2
g/m2 equivalent on the heavy side, with varied
coating equivalents on the lighter side; with a
continuous cast steel chemistry of type MR; with asurface finish of type 7B or 7C; with a surface
passivation of 7.532 mg/m2 of chromium applied as
a cathodic dichromate treatment; with coil form
having restricted oil film weights of 0.3 to 0.4 g/m2
of type DOS-A oil; coil inside diameter ranging
from 393.7 to 431.8 mm; coil outside diameter of amaximum 1,625.6 mm; with maximum coil weight
of 11,340 kg; and with temper/coating/dimension
combination of:  CA T-5 temper, 11.2/5.6 g/m2
coating, 0.208 mm thickness (+5 percent/-8 percent)
and 887.412 or 868.362 mm widths (+3 percent/-8
percent);
    (C)  products having differential coating with 11.2
g/m2 equivalent on the heavy side, with varied
coating equivalents on the lighter side; with a
continuous cast steel chemistry of type MR; with a
surface finish of type 7B or 7C; with a surface
passivation of 7.532 mg/m2 of chromium applied as
a cathodic dichromate treatment; with coil form
having restricted oil film weights of 0.3 to 0.4 g/m2
of type DOS-A oil; coil inside diameter ranging
from 393.7 to 431.8 mm; coil outside diameter of amaximum 1,625.6 mm; with a maximum coil weight
of 11,340 kg; and with temper/coating/dimension
combination of:  CA T-5 temper, 11.2/5.6g/m2coating, 0.300 mm thickness (+5 percent/-8 percent)
and 776.287 or 903.287 mm widths (+3 percent/-8
percent);
    (D)  products having differential coating with 11.2
g/m2 equivalent on the heavy side, with varied
coating equivalents on the lighter side; with a
continuous cast steel chemistry of type MR; with a
surface finish of type 7B or 7C, with a surface
passivation of 7.532 mg/m2 of chromium applied as
a cathodic dichromate treatment; with coil form
having restricted oil film weights of 0.3 to 0.4 g/m2
of type DOS-A oil; coil inside diameter rangingfrom 393.7 to 431.8 mm; coil outside diameter of a
maximum 1,625.6 mm; with a maximum coil weight
of 11,340 kg; and with temper/coating/dimension
combination of:  CA T-4 temper, 11.2/2.8 g/m2
coating, 0.196 mm thickness (+5 percent/-8 percent),
and 893.762 mm or 841.375 mm or 836.612 mm
widths (+3 percent/-8 percent);
    (E)  products having differential coating with 11.2
g/m2 equivalent on the heavy side, with varied
coating equivalents on the lighter side; with a
continuous cast steel chemistry of type MR; with a
surface finish of type 7B or 7C, with a surface
passivation of 7.532 mg/m2 of chromium applied as
a cathodic dichromate treatment; with coil form
having restricted oil film weights of 0.3 to 0.4 g/m2
of type DOS-A oil; coil inside diameter ranging
from 393.7 to 431.8 mm; coil outside diameter of a
maximum 1,625.6 mm; with a maximum coil weightof 11,340 kg; and with temper/coating/dimension
combination of:  DR-8 CA temper, 11.2/5.6 g/m
2
coating, 0.239 mm thickness (+5 percent/-8 percent),
and 903.287 mm width (+3 percent/-8 percent); or
    (F)  products having differential coating with 11.2
g/m2 equivalent on the heavy side, with varied
coating equivalents on the lighter side; with a
continuous cast steel chemistry of type MR; with asurface finish of type 7B or 7C; with a surface
passivation of 7.532 mg/m2 of chromium applied as
a cathodic dichromate treatment; with coil form
having restricted oil film weights of 0.3 to 0.4 g/m2
of type DOS-A oil; coil inside diameter ranging
from 393.7 to 431.8 mm; coil outside diameter of amaximum 1,625.6 mm; with a maximum coil weight
of 11,340 kg; and with temper/coating/dimension
combination of:  DR-8 CA temper, 11.2/2.8 g/m2
coating, 0.168 mm thickness (+5 percent/-8 percent),
and 912.812 mm width (+3 percent/-8 percent);
(lxvi)  flat-rolled tin free steel, designated as X-061,
laminated on one or both sides of the surface with a
polyester film, consisting of two layers (anamorphous layer and an outer crystal layer)
containing not more than the indicated amounts of
the following environmental hormones:  1 mg/kg
BADGE (Bisphenol A diglycidyl ether), 1 mg/kg
BFDGE (Bisphenol F diglycidyl ether), and 3 mg/kgBPA (Bisphenol A);
(lxvii)  flat-rolled products designated as X-083 and
meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)  electrolytic tin plate, designated as X-083 and
entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to
exceed 4,006 t during the 12-month period
beginning on July 12, 2002 or July 12, 2003 orduring the period July 12, 2004 through March 20,
2005, inclusive, the foregoing single reduced, 0.180
mm to 0.350 mm in thickness (70 to 135 base boxweight), in temper designations of T-1BA, T-2BA,
T-3BA or T-4CA; Type MR; No. 10 to No. 25
coating; with a 5C unmelted (matte) or 7C melted(stone) finish; width 1022.35 mm to 1174.75 mm;
produced to ASTM 623-00 and A624-98; certified to
be slit into two coils of equal widths, each coilhaving a widths of 508  mm or more but not over609.6 mm, for use in manufacturing of engine
gaskets, filters or pail bodies; or
    (B)  flat-rolled products, double-reduced,
electrolytically plated with tin and/or chromium;
thickness not over 0.137 mm ± 5 percent; certified
by the importer as manufactured to ASTM A623type MR specifications; tensile strength of 552 to
572 MPa; manufactured through reduction on a DR
temper mill following cold-rolling; and DR8-qualitymechanical properties;
(lxviii)  welded pipes and tubes of iron or nonalloy
steel, designated as N-319, the foregoing if in
standard metric sizes and of square section then
measuring 25 mm to 180 mm in diameter, with awall thickness of 3 mm or more but not over 10 mm,
or if of rectangular section with the smallest side
measuring at least 25 mm and the largest sidemeasures not over 200 mm; with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.22
maximum, manganese 1.6 maximum, silicon 0.55maximum, phosphorus 0.04 maximum, sulfur 0.05
maximum and remainder iron;
(lxix)  welded structural pipes and tubes of alloy or
nonalloy steel, designated as X-186, elliptically
shaped, meeting ASTM A501, Chapter 10, points10.4 and 10.5.
(lxx)  cold-rolled flat-rolled products designated as
X-046, and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  products known in industry usage as “Docol
800 DP” or as “Docol 115”; dual phase; in coils;
minimum yield strength 496 MPa; minimum tensilestrength 793 MPa; 9 percent minimum elongation;
width 787 mm or more but not over 1,387 mm;
thickness at least 0.5 mm but not more than 2.0 mm;with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.13, silicon 0.20, manganese 1.5,
phosphorus 0.015 max, sulfur 0.002 max, niobium(columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04;
    (B)  product known in industry usage as “Docol
140 DP”; dual phase; thickness at least 0.5 mm but
not more than 2 mm; width 889 mm or more but notover 1,400 mm; minimum yield strength 552 MPa,
minimum tensile strength 966 MPa; with chemical
composition (percent by weight): carbon 0.13,silicon 0.20, manganese 1.5, phosphorus 0.020
maximum, sulfur 0.004 maximum, niobium
(columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04; andbendability of 1 times thickness inside radius for 90
degrees bend;
    (C)  products known in industry usage as “Docol
1000 DP” or as “Docol 145 DP”; dual phase;
thickness at least 0.5 mm but not over 2 mm; widthat least 787 mm but not over 1,400 mm; minimum
yield strength 689 MPa; minimum tensile strength
1,000 MPa ; minimum elongation 5 percent; withchemical composition (percent by weight): carbon
0.15, silicon 0.20, manganese 1.5, phosphorus not
over 0.015, sulfur 0.002 maximum, niobium(columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04;
    (D)  products known in industry usage as “Docol
600 DL” or as “Docol 85"; dual phase; thickness 0.5
mm or more but not over 2 mm; width 780 mm orG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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more but not over 1,400 mm; minimum yield
strength of 345 MPa ; minimum tensile strength of
586 MPa ; bendability of 0 times thickness for 180
degree bend; with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.11, silicon 0.020, manganese
0.70, phosphorus not over 0.05, sulfur not over 0.01
and aluminum 0.04;
    (E)  products known in industry usage as “Docol
800 DL” or as “Docol 115"; dual phase; in coils;minimum yield strength 386 MPa; minimum tensile
strength 793 MPa; minimum elongation 14 percent;
width 787 mm or more but not over 1,400 mm;thickness 0.5 mm or more but not over 2 mm; with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.14, silicon 0.20, manganese 1.7, phosphorus notover 0.015, sulfur not over 0.02 , niobium
(columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04; or
    (F)  products known in industry usage as “Docol
600 DP” or as “Docol 85 DP”; dual phase; thickness
0.5 mm or more but not over 2 mm; width 780 mmor more but not over 1,400 mm; minimum yield
strength of 345 MPa; minimum tensile strength of
586 MPa; minimum elongation of 17 percent;bendability of 0 times thickness for 180 degree bend;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.11, silicon 0.020, manganese 0.70,phosphorus not over 0.05, sulfur not more than 0.01
and aluminum 0.04;
(lxxi)  hot-rolled, flat-rolled products, designated as
X-083 or X-089, the foregoing with chemical
composition (percent by weight):  carbon 0.10 to0.20, manganese 0.50 to 1.00, phosphorus not more
than 0.02, sulphur not more than 0.005, silicon 0.20
to 0.50, chromium 0.40 to 0.70, copper 0.05 to 0.40,nickel 0.05 to 0.30, molybdenum 0.05 to 0.50,
vanadium not over 0.02, niobium (columbium) not
over 0.05, titanium not more than 0.03, with totalcombined vanadium, niobium (columbium) and
titanium content of 0.01  to 0.07, aluminum 0.01 to
0.05 and containing iron; minimum tensile strength745 MPa; minimum yield strength 606 MPa; and
elongation of at least 18 percent;
(lxxii)  flat-rolled steel products, of a thickness of
0.5 mm or more but not over 2 mm, designated asX-120 and meeting the characteristics described
below:
    (A)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with a width
of 780 mm or more but not over 1,600 mm;
minimum yield strength 345 MPa; minimum tensilestrength 586 MPa; minimum elongation 17 percent;
bendability of zero times thickness for 180 degree
bend; with chemical composition (percent byweight):  carbon 0.11, silicon 0.20, manganese 0.70,
phosphorus not over 0.05, sulfur not over 0.01 and
aluminum 0.04;
    (B)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with a width
of 780 mm but not over 1,600 mm; minimum yieldstrength 276 MPa; minimum tensile strength 586
MPa; minimum elongation 21 percent; bendability
of zero times thickness for 180 degree bend; withchemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.10, silicon 0.40, manganese 1.50, phosphorus not
over 0.01, sulfur not over 0.01 and aluminum 0.04;    (C)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with a width
of 780 mm or more but not over 1,600 mm;
minimum yield strength 496 MPa; minimum tensile
strength 793 MPa; minimum elongation 9 percent;bendability of 1 times thickness for 180 degree bend;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.13, silicon 0.20, manganese 1.50,phosphorus not over 0.02, sulfur not over 0.002,
niobium (columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04;
    (D)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with a width
of 780 mm or more but not over 1,600 mm;
minimum yield strength 689 MPa; minimum tensilestrength 1,000 MPa; minimum elongation 6 percent;
bendability of 3 times thickness for 180 degree bend;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):carbon 0.15, silicon 0.20, manganese 1.50,
phosphorus not over 0.015, sulfur not over 0.002,
niobium (columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04;
    (E)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with a width
of 875 mm or more but not over 1,275 mm;minimum yield strength 945 MPa; minimum tensile
strength 1,207 MPa; minimum elongation 4 percent;
bendability of 4 times thickness for180 degree bend;with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.11, silicon 0.20, manganese 1.60,
phosphorus not over 0.015, sulfur not over 0.002 andaluminum 0.04;
    (F)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with a width
of 875 mm or more but not over 1,275 mm;
minimum yield strength 1,151; minimum tensile
strength 1,314 MPa; minimum elongation 4 percent;bendability of 3 times thickness for 180 degree bend;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.17, silicon 0.50, manganese 1.60 percent,phosphorus not over 0.015, sulfur not over 0.002,
niobium (columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04; or
    (G)  corrosion resistant flat-rolled products, with a
width of 780 mm or more but not over 1,600 mm;
minimum yield strength 689 MPa; minimum tensilestrength 896 MPa; minimum elongation 5 percent;
bendability of 2 times thickness for 180 degree bend;
with chemical composition (percent by weight):
carbon 0.13, silicon 0.50, manganese 1.20 and
phosphorus not over 0.02;
    (H)  cold-rolled dual phase products, with
minimum Brinell hardness rating 450 Hb; width 875mm or more but not over 1,275 mm; minimum yield
strength 1138 MPa; minimum tensile strength 1,413
MPa; minimum elongation 3 percent; bendability of4 times thickness for 180 degree bend; with
chemical composition (percent by weight):  carbon
0.17, silicon 0.50, manganese 1.60, phosphorus notover 0.01, sulfur not over 0.01, niobium
(columbium) 0.015 and aluminum 0.04;
(lxxiii)  flat-rolled products, coated with
zinc-aluminum alloy consisting of 95 percent zinc
and 5 percent aluminum by weight, known inindustry usage as “RAGAL® GALFAN ”; thickness
not over 0.75 mm; width 1,220 mm or more; the
foregoing designated as X-048;
(lxxiv)  products referred to as “Type 2 Z-bars”, the
foregoing used in the manufacture of end sills forrailway tank cars; containing vanadium; conforming
to ASTM Standard A-572-50; in the approximateform of the letter “Z,” with one leg measuring
approximately 180 mm and the opposite leg
measuring approximately 102 mm; the foregoing
designated as X-113;
(lxxv)  flat-rolled products, designated as
X-022 and meeting the characteristicsdescribed below:
    (A)  thermomechanically (TMCP) rolled
products, entered in an aggregate annualquantity not to exceed 2,000 t during the
12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002
or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive; theforegoing meeting the following
specifications:  (a) as prequalified by crack tip
opening test (CTOD) and/or Charpy v-notch(CVN) testing in the weld heat affected zonefor improved weldability under API RP2Z;
and either (b)(i) BS 7191, EN 10225 or
equivalent specification, or (ii) that are orderedwith weldability qualifications by CTOD
testing at temperatures below -15 0C; with
goods entered under clauses (a) and (b)(ii) of
this subdivision to be certified by the importeras complying therewith; or
    (B)  thermomechanically (TMCP) rolled
products, entered in an aggregate annualquantity not to exceed 1,000 t during the12-month period beginning on July 12, 2002
or July 12, 2003 or during the period July 12,
2004 through March 20, 2005, inclusive;meeting the following specifications: (a) withprequalification by welded crack tip opening
test (CTOD) or Charpy v-notch (CVN) testing
in the weld head affected zone for improvedweldability under API RP2Z; either (b)(i) BS7191, EN 10225 or equivalent specification, or(ii) that are ordered with weldability
qualifications by welded CTOD testing at
temperatures below -15 0C; and (c) having a
minimum yield strength of 413 MPa; withgoods entered under clauses (a) and (b)(ii) of
the foregoing to be certified by the importer as
complying therewith;
(lxxvi)  flat-rolled products, quenched and
tempered, with minimum Brinell hardness of
600 HB; thickness 3 mm or more but not over51 mm; width not over 3,350 mm; grainrefined; surface treated with a low zinc silicate
primer; formatted with a square edge; free of
scale; certified by the importer as guaranteedto a thickness tolerance of 1/3 of ASTMstandards and guaranteed to a flatness
tolerance of 4 mm/m or better; the foregoing
designated as X-088
;
(lxxvii)  martensitic products of stainless steel,
quenched and tempered, known in industry usage asAF.913 QT; of r ound cross section with diameter not
over 305 mm; with chemical composition (percentG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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by weight):  carbon not over 0.02, chromium 12.0 to
15.0, nickel 4.0 to 7.0, molybdenum 1.5 to 2.0 and
nitrogen 0.06 to 0.12; certified by the importer as
produced to ASTM A276, ASTM A473, ASTMA479, ASTM A565, API6A, or NACE MR0175; the
foregoing designated as X-035;
(lxxix)  stainless steel wire designated as X-059 and
meeting the characteristics described below:
    (A)   flat wire, work hardened (3/4 hard) or
annealed; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon not over 0.15, manganese 5.5 to7.5, chromium 16.0 to 18.0 and nickel 3.5 to 5.5;
tensile strength, work hardened (3/4 hard) condition:
1,172 to 1,345 N/mm2; tensile strength, annealed
condition: not over 1,035 N/mm 2; or
    (B)  hardenable, surgical needle wire, Grade
4C27A; with chemical composition (percent by
weight):  carbon not over 0.30, silicon not over 1.00,
manganese not over 1.75, phosphorus not over0.030, sulfur not over 0.25, chromium 12.0 to 14.0,
nickel not over 0.80 percent and molybdenum not
over 1.20 percent;”
4. In order to administer the exclusions set
forth in U.S. note 11(b), as modified by thisAnnex, subheading 9903.73.00 is redesignated
as 9903.73.01 and the following new
subheadings are inserted in numericalsequence, with conforming changes set forthfollowing the last such new subheading:G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
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: [Flat-rolled...:] : : :
: [Goods...:] : : :
“9903.72.55 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(b)(xx)(A) to this :  : :
: subchapter............................................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
 9903.72.97 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(b)(xxv)(B) to this : : :
: subchapter and designated as X-010, if entered : : :: in an aggregate annual quantity not to ex ceed : : :
: 250 t....................................................................... : No change  : No change : No change
: :::
 9903.72.98 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(b)(xxv)(C) to this : : :
: subchapter and designated as X-010, if entered : : :
: in an aggregate annual quantity not to ex ceed : : :
: 163 t....................................................................... : No change  : No change : No change: :::
 9903.72.99 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(b)(xxv)(E) to this : : :
: subchapter and designated as X-010, if entered : : :
: in an aggregate annual quantity not to ex ceed : : :
: 340 t...................................................................... : No change  : No change : No change: :::
 9903.73.00 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(b)(xxxi)(B) to this : : :
: subchapter and designated as X-083, if entered : : :: in an annual aggregate quantity not to exceed : : :: 12,000 t.................................................................. : No change  : No change : No change ”
Conforming changes: Subheading 9903.72.86 is
modified by deleting “11(b)(xxv)” and by inserting in
lieu thereof “11(b)(xxv)(A) and (D)”, and subheading
9903.72.93 is modified by deleting “11(b)(xxxi)” and
by inserting in lieu thereof “11(b)(xxxi)(A)”.
5. In order to provide for the new exclusions
added in item 6 of this Annex, the following
conforming changes are made in existing HTS
subheadings:
   A. The article description of subheading
9903.72.57 is modified by inserting at the end thereof“, as described in subheadings 9903.74.38 through
9903.74.45".
   B. The article description of subheading 9903.72.78is modified by inserting at the end thereof “, as
described in subheadings 9903.74.61 through
9903.74.81".   C. The article description of subheading9903.73.01 (as redesignated by this notice) is
modified by inserting at the end thereof “, as
described in subheadings 9903.75.15 through
9903.75.32".
   D. The article description of subheading9903.73.18 is modified by inserting at the end thereof
“, as described in subheadings 9903.76.00 through
9903.76.08".   E. The article description of subheading 9903.73.35
is modified by inserting at the end thereof “, as
described in subheadings 9903.76.26 through9903.76.29".
    F. The article description of subheading
9903.73.48 is modified by inserting at the end thereof“, as described in subheadings 9903.76.51 through
9903.76.61".
   G. The article description of subheading9903.73.55 is modified by inserting at the end thereof
“, as described in subheadings 9903.76.86 through
9903.76.90".   H. The article description of subheading9903.73.82 is modified by inserting at the end thereof
“, as described in subheadings 9903.77.30 through
9903.77.33".
   I. The article description of subheading 9903.74.01
is modified by inserting at the end thereof “, asdescribed in subheadings 9903.77.61 through
9903.77.67".
   J. The article description of subheading 9903.74.12is modified by inserting at the end thereof “, as
described in subheading 9903.77.85".
   K. The article description of subheading9903.74.18 is modified by inserting at the end thereof
“, as described in subheadings 9903.78.10 through
9903.78.13".
6. In order to administer the new exclusions
added to U.S. note 11(c) to this subchapter, thefollowing new subheadings are inserted in
subchapter III of chapter 99 in numerical
sequence:
:”Goods excluded from the application of relief under U.S. : : :
: note 11(c) to this subchapter: : : :
9903.74.38 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(x) to this subchapter....... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.39 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lii) to this subchapter..... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.40 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(liii) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.41 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(liv) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.42 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lv) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :: exceed 75,000 t................................................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.74.43 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxv)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 2,000 t....................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Suppl.6
Page 23
9903.74.44 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxv)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 1,000 t...................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.45 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxvi) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.74.61 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(v) to this subchapter....... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.62 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(vi) to this subchapter..... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.63 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(vii) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.64 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(viii) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.65 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(ix) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :
: exceed 4,800 t.................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.74.66 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xviii)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :
: not to exceed 1,953 t....................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.67 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xviii)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :
: not to exceed 1,000 t....................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.68 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xviii)(C) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :
: not to exceed 1,000 t. ...................................................... : No change : No change  : No change
:[Goods...:] : : :
9903.74.69 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xix) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :
: exceed 3,850 t................................................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.70 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xx)(A) or (B) to this : :  :
: subchapter....................................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.71 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xx)(C) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not : : :: to exceed 439 t.......... ...................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.72 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xx)(D) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 432 t .......................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.73 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xx)(E) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 750 t .......................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.74 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xlv) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.75 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xlvi) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.76 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xlvii) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.77 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xlviii) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :
: exceed 20,000 t................................................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.74.78 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xlix) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Suppl.6
Page 24
9903.74.79 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(l) to this subchapter....... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.80 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(li) to this subchapter...... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.74.81 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxi) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.15 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(i) to this subchapter........ : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.16 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(ii) to this subchapter....... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.17 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(iii) to this subchapter..... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.18 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxvi) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.19 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxvii) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.20 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxviii)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 6,395 t. ...................................................... : No change : No change  : No change
: :::
9903.75.21 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxviii)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 1,599 t....................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
:[Goods...:] : : :
9903.75.22 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxviii)(C) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
 9903.75.23 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxix)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 850 t ......................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.24 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxix)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 250 t ......................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.25 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxx)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 5,534 t...................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.26 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxx)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 100 t ......................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.27 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxx)(C) through (J), : :  :
: inclusive, to this subchapter............................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.75.28 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxi)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :
: not to exceed 2,467.6 t...... .............................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.29 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxi)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :
: not to exceed 1,161.2 t...... .............................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.30 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxii) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.31 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxx) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.75.32 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxii)(A) through (F) : :  :
: and (H) to this subchapter............................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Suppl.6
Page 25
9903.75.33 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(i)(A) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :: exceed 45,000 t............................................................... : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.75.34 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(i)(B) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :: exceed 5,700 t................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.75.35 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(i)(C) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :: exceed 17,500 t............................................................... : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.00 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.01 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxiii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
:[Goods...:] : : :
9903.76.02 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxiv) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.03 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxv) to this sub- : : :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.04 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxvi) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.05 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxiii) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.06 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxvi) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.07 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxii)(G) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.08 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxiii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.26 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xv) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.27 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxiv) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.28 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxv) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.29 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxvii) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate quantity not to exceed : : :: 4,006 t............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.30 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxiii) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.51 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(iv)(A) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :
: not to exceed 2,100 t...................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.52 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(iv)(B) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.53 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxvii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.76.54 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxviii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No changeG/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Suppl.6
Page 26
: :::
 9903.76.55 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxxix) to this sub- : : :
: chapter, and entered in an aggregate annual quantity : : :: not to exceed 30,000 t..................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.56 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xl) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.57 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xli) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.58 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xlii) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.59 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xliii) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
:[Goods...:] : : :
9903.76.60 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xliv) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
 9903.76.61 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxiv) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.86 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxi) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.87 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxii) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.88 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxiii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.89 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxiv) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.76.90 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xxv) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.30 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xvi) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.31 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xvii) to this sub- : : :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.32 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxviii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.77.33 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxix) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
 9903.77.61 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xi) to this subchapter, : :  :
: and entered in an aggregate annual quantity not to : : :
: exceed 63 t...................................................................... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.62 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xii) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.63 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lvi) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.64 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lvii) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.65 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lviii) to this subchapter.. : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.66 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lix) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.77.67 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxvii) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter............................................................................ : No change : No change : No change: :::
9903.77.85 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(v) to this subchapter..... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.78.10 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(xiii) to this subchapter... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.78.11 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lx) to this subchapter..... : No change : No change : No change
: :::G/SG/N/10/USA/6/Suppl.6
G/SG/N/11/USA/5/Suppl.6
Page 27
9903.78.12 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxi) to this subchapter.... : No change : No change : No change
: :::
9903.78.13 : Enumerated in U.S. note 11(c)(lxxix) to this sub- : :  :
: chapter.............................................................................. : No change : No change : No change”
: :::
__________