8540890010
photomultiplier tube
The area of the photocathode is greater than 20 square centimeters, and the rise time of the anode pulse is less than 1 nanosecondFirst Legal Unitonly
Export Tariff Rate0%
Export Tax Rebate Rate13%
Temporary Export Tariff Rate-
VAT Rate13%
Consumption Tax Rate-
MFN Import Tariff Rate8%
Temporary Import Tariff Rate-
General Import Tariff Rate17%
Declaration Elements
0: Brand type
1: Export benefits situation
2: Purpose:
3: Type
4: Brand (Chinese or foreign name)
5: Model number
6:GTIN
7:CAS
8: Other
Customs Control Code
3
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By each trade agreement
ASEAN0%
Chile0%
Pakistan0%
New Zealand0%
Peru0%
Costa Rica0%
Switzerland0%
Iceland0%
Australia0%
South Korea0%
Georgia0%
Mauritius0%
Maldives0%
Cambodia0%
Nicaragua4.8%
Ecuador6.4%
Serbia4.8%
Hong Kong0%
Macau0%
Asia-Pacific0
RCEP
Australia4.8%
Brunei4.8%
Cambodia4.8%
South Korea4.8%
Laos4.8%
Malaysia4.8%
New Zealand4.8%
Singapore4.8%
Thailand4.8%
Vietnam4.8%
Japan5.1%
Indonesia4.8%
Philippines4.8%
Myanmar4.8%
Directory
ChinaChina HS CodeSection 16Machines, mechanical appliances, electrical equipment and their parts; Recording and reproducing equipment and their components for recording and reproducing audio, television images, and sound85Electric motors, electrical equipment, and their components; Recording and reproducing equipment for recording and reproducing audio, television images, and sound, as well as their parts and accessories8540Hot electron tube, cold cathode tube or photocathode tube (e.g. vacuum tube or gas tube, mercury arc rectifier tube, cathode ray tube, television camera tube)854089Unlisted hot electron tubes, cold cathode tubes85408900Unlisted hot electron tubes, cold cathode tubes8540890010photomultiplier tubeCIQ
999
Photomultiplier tube (with a photocathode area greater than 20 square centimeters and an anode pulse rise time of less than 1 nanosecond)
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