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India‑based A. R. International lists 164 active products across several categories, including Brass Handicrafts, Canned Vegetables, Candle Holders and Garden & Outdoor Furniture. The catalogue features items such as Enamel Trays, Copper Bowls, Cutlery Sets, Storage Boxes, Cake Domes, 3‑Tier Cake Stands, various Vases, Coffee and Accent Tables, Aladdin Lamp Menorahs, Brass Menorahs, and a range of metal and aluminium stool and table designs. Several entries carry HS codes that place them in the metal goods chapter, for example T‑Light Holders under HS 7418.20 and Pillar Holders under HS 8306.29. The product set also includes multiple brass candle holders classified under HS 7419.99 and aluminium candle holders under HS 7615.10 and 7615.19, reflecting a focus on decorative metal and alloy items.
The material specifications disclosed in the facts show brass items made from a copper‑zinc alloy (approximately 70 % Cu, 30 % Zn) and aluminium pieces with finishes ranging from polished to gold‑plated. Brass items such as the Hanging Incense Burner and Candle Sticks Holder are recorded with HS 7419.99, while aluminium round stools and wall sconces fall under HS 7615.19 and 9405.29 respectively. These classifications align with standard tariff headings for decorative metalware, providing clear guidance for customs processing and duty assessment.
The catalogue enumerates concrete product types: enamel‑coated serving trays, copper bowls, multi‑piece cutlery sets, storage boxes, cake domes and stands, decorative vases, coffee and accent tables, and a variety of candle and incense holders in brass and aluminium. In the broader industry, brass handicrafts are typically produced from Cu‑Zn alloys meeting ASTM B16 specifications, with surface finishes measured in microns of polish and lead content limited to 0.05 % or lower for consumer safety. Aluminium decorative items often conform to EN 573‑3 for composition and may be anodised or gold‑plated to meet aesthetic standards. Buyers commonly request material certificates, finish tolerance sheets and, where applicable, compliance with RoHS limits for hazardous substances.
Typical grades for metal decorative goods include brass grade C260 (Cu ~ 62 %, Zn ~ 38 %) and aluminium alloy 6063 for lightweight tables and stools. Packaging for such items usually involves double‑wall cardboard boxes with interior foam inserts or wooden crates for larger tables, ensuring protection during sea freight.
The supplier lists metal and enamel items such as serving trays, copper bowls, cutlery sets, storage boxes, cake domes, vases, coffee and accent tables, brass and aluminium candle holders, incense burners and outdoor furniture.
Brass candle holders are recorded under HS 7419.99, while the related brass candle sticks fall under HS 8306.10.
The Pillar Holder is made of aluminium and is classified under HS 8306.29.
The facts specify the brass alloy composition (approximately 70 % copper, 30 % zinc), and buyers can request a formal material certificate confirming these percentages.
Buyers usually request ISO 9001 quality‑management certification, a lead‑content test report (ASTM B193), and, for EU shipments, CE marking or REACH compliance documentation.
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