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HS 8112.41Metals

HS Code for Rhenium (HS 8112.41)

Rhenium is one of the highest-melting metals (3186 degC) and one of the rarest by concentration. ~70% is used in Ni-based single-crystal superalloys for aeroengine hot-section blades (2-6% Re gives creep resistance at 1000+ degC); ~20% is Pt-Re reforming catalysts for high-octane gasoline. By-product of Cu-Mo porphyry deposits.

HS Classification for HS Code for Rhenium (HS 8112.41)
In 2026, HS Code for Rhenium (HS 8112.41) is primarily classified under HS Chapter 8112.41. The 6-digit Harmonized System codes are consistent globally, while duty rates and regulatory requirements (like CBAM or export incentives) vary by destination market.

Sample 6-digit codes

CodeDescription
2841.90Ammonium perrhenate (APR) - main traded form
8112.41Rhenium, unwrought
8112.49Other rhenium articles
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Typical import duty by market

MarketDuty
European Union
0%
CRM listed.
United States
0%

Numerical Example: 50 kg APR (66% Re basis) = 33 kg Re, FOB Santiago USD 3,200/kg Re, CIF Frankfurt air

50 kg APR (66% Re basis) = 33 kg Re, FOB Santiago USD 3,200/kg Re, CIF Frankfurt air. Run your own numbers in the Import Duty & Tax calculator.

FOB (33 kg Re)USD 105,600
Air freight + insuranceUSD 900
CIFUSD 106,500
EU dutyUSD 0
Total Landed CostEU landed USD 106,500.
Model different Incoterms and markets in the landed cost by HS calculator.
Regulatory checkpoints
  • · EU CRM Act 2024/1252.
  • · US EAR - some catalyst forms restricted to sensitive end-users.
Top exporting countries
  • · Chile
  • · USA (Kennecott)
  • · Poland (KGHM)
  • · Kazakhstan

Frequently asked questions

APR vs Re metal?

Ammonium perrhenate (NH4ReO4) is the standard traded form - stable powder, ~66% Re content. Downstream users reduce APR to Re metal or Re powder in-house. Re metal ingots trade at ~10-15% premium over APR on Re-basis due to reduction costs.

Import duty and tax by destination market

Typical MFN duty, consumption tax and the tax base applied to metals (HS 8112.41) in each market we cover. Rates are indicative at the 6-digit line | confirm the national 8/10-digit code with your broker.

MarketDutyConsumption taxTax baseTax as % of CIF
India5%IGST 18%Assessable value + duty24.1%
United Arab Emirates5%VAT 5%CIF + duty10.3%
Saudi Arabia5%VAT 15%CIF + duty20.8%
Singapore5%GST 9%CIF + duty14.4%
China5%VAT 13%CIF + duty18.6%
United States5%Federal VAT 0%CIF5.3%
United Kingdom5%VAT 20%CIF + duty26.0%
Germany5%USt 19%CIF + duty24.9%
Netherlands5%BTW 21%CIF + duty27.1%
Vietnam5%VAT 10%CIF + duty15.5%
Türkiye5%KDV 20%CIF + duty26.0%
Japan5%JCT 10%CIF + duty15.5%
South Korea5%VAT 10%CIF + duty15.5%
Brazil5%IPI+PIS/COFINS+ICMS 32%CIF + duty38.6%
Indonesia5%PPN 11%CIF + duty19.1%
Mexico5%IVA 16%CIF + duty22.7%
Egypt5%VAT 14%CIF + duty19.7%
Nigeria5%VAT 7.5%CIF + duty14.5%
South Africa5%VAT 15%Assessable value + duty22.8%
Australia5%GST 10%CIF + duty15.5%

Run your own numbers with the landed cost calculator or check documentation requirements in the LC document checklist.

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Sources & citations

Source: European Commission - EU Critical Raw Materials Act 2024/1252Official Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026
Source: World Customs Organization - WCO Harmonized System NomenclatureOfficial Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026
Source: World Trade Organization - WTO Integrated Database (tariff data)Official Resource
Last reviewed: August 2026

Duty rates and regulations compiled from WCO HS, WTO integrated database, national customs authorities and published FTA schedules. Provided for decision-support only - confirm the 10-digit line and current preferential status with your licensed customs broker before acting.

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