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U.S. import duty on aluminum extrusions (profiles) (HTS 7604.29.10), by country of origin
HTS 7604.29.10: Aluminum alloy bars, rods and profiles (tariff text: "Other profiles"). The base rate is 5%; the Chapter 99 measures in force bring the total to between 55% (Bangladesh) and 105% (Canada; 105% to 105% depending on the answers) across the 20 largest sources of U.S. imports.
Total duty by country
Countries with the same duty layers are grouped. Default assumptions: no trade-agreement preference claimed, no special use.
Bangladesh, Brazil, Switzerland, Germany, Indonesia, India, Italy, Japan, Cambodia, South Korea, Mexico, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Taiwan and Vietnam: 55%
- Base rate 5% (column 1 general)
- +50% Section 232: steel, aluminum and copper, heading
9903.82.02. Articles of aluminum on the note 16(c)(i) list are charged an additional 50 percent of the full customs value (heading 9903.82.02). (U.S. note 16(c)(i) to subchapter III of chapter 99)
Questions that change the answer:
- Was any of the primary aluminum in the article smelted in Russia, or was the article cast in Russia? Assumed no; if yes, the total is 215%.
United Kingdom: 55% (30% to 55% depending on the questions below)
- Base rate 5% (column 1 general)
- +50% Section 232: steel, aluminum and copper, heading
9903.82.02. Articles of aluminum on the note 16(c)(i) list are charged an additional 50 percent of the full customs value (heading 9903.82.02). (U.S. note 16(c)(i) to subchapter III of chapter 99)
Questions that change the answer:
- Was any of the primary aluminum in the article smelted in Russia, or was the article cast in Russia? Assumed no; if yes, the total is 215%.
- Was at least 95 percent of the aluminum in the article smelted or most recently cast in the United Kingdom, or at least 95 percent of its steel melted and poured in the United Kingdom? Assumed no; if yes, the total is 30%.
China: 80%
- Base rate 5% (column 1 general)
- +50% Section 232: steel, aluminum and copper, heading
9903.82.02. Articles of aluminum on the note 16(c)(i) list are charged an additional 50 percent of the full customs value (heading 9903.82.02). (U.S. note 16(c)(i) to subchapter III of chapter 99) - +25% Section 301: China (2024 four-year review increases), heading
9903.91.01. The line is on the note 31(b) list (steel and aluminum products, certain critical minerals, parts of lead-acid batteries): products of China are charged an additional 25 percent (heading 9903.91.01). (U.S. note 31(b) to subchapter III of chapter 99)
Questions that change the answer:
- Was any of the primary aluminum in the article smelted in Russia, or was the article cast in Russia? Assumed no; if yes, the total is 242.5%.
Canada: 105% (105% to 105% depending on the questions below)
- Base rate 5% (column 1 general)
- +50% Section 232: steel, aluminum and copper, heading
9903.82.02. Articles of aluminum on the note 16(c)(i) list are charged an additional 50 percent of the full customs value (heading 9903.82.02). (U.S. note 16(c)(i) to subchapter III of chapter 99) - +50% Section 338: Canada, heading
9903.03.14. Products of Canada classifiable in the provisions listed in U.S. note 51(b)(3) are charged an additional 50 percent ad valorem under Section 338, whether or not they qualify under the USMCA (heading 9903.03.14). (U.S. note 51(b)(3) to subchapter III of chapter 99)
Questions that change the answer:
- Do the goods qualify for, and does the importer claim, the trade-agreement preference for this origin (for example USMCA for Canada or Mexico, or CAFTA-DR)? Assumed no; if yes, the total is 100%.
- Was any of the primary aluminum in the article smelted in Russia, or was the article cast in Russia? Assumed no; if yes, the total is 265%.
- Is the product one of the Canadian products listed in the Annex to Proclamation 11063 of September 8, 2026 (91 FR 58325)? Products listed there are excluded from importation into the United States when imported on or after September 29, 2026. The annex is not part of chapter 99, so this tool cannot check it. Assumed no; if yes, the total is 105%.
Other countries, a customs value or your own answers: open HTS 7604.29.10 in the free calculator, or ask Claude with the free Sanctions & Tariff Lookup connector (tool duty_stack). See the line at the USITC.
Questions
What is the U.S. duty on aluminum extrusions (profiles) from China?
80% under 2026 HTS Revision 22, with default assumptions: 5% (base) ; +50% (Section 232: steel, aluminum and copper) ; +25% (Section 301: China (2024 four-year review increases)).
Which origin has the lowest duty on aluminum extrusions (profiles)?
Of the 20 countries compared, Bangladesh, Brazil, Switzerland, Germany, United Kingdom, Indonesia, India, Italy, Japan, Cambodia, South Korea, Mexico, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Taiwan and Vietnam at 55%, with default assumptions (no trade-agreement preference claimed). Origin follows where the goods are made under customs rules of origin, not where they ship from.
Is this a customs ruling?
No. It is an estimate for a person to review. Classification, origin and the duty owed are decided under customs law; confirm them with U.S. Customs and Border Protection or a licensed customs broker. Antidumping and countervailing duties, quotas and fees are not included.
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