CN 8545
Carbon electrodes, carbon brushes, lamp carbons, battery carbons and other articles of graphite or other carbon, with or without metal, of a kind used for electrical purposes
| Code | Description | Unit | Third-country duty | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electrodes | ||||
| 8545 11 | Of a kind used for furnaces | TARIC | ||
| 8545 11 00 10 | Graphite electrodes of a kind used for electric furnaces, with an apparent density of 1,65 g/cm³ or more and an electrical resistance of 6.0 μΩ.m or less | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 11 00 15 | Graphite electrodes of a kind used for electric furnaces, with an apparent density of 1,5 g/cm³ or more but less than 1,65 g/cm³ and an electrical resistance of 6.0 μΩ.m or less, or with an apparent density of 1,5 g/cm³ or more and an electrical resistance of more than 6.0 μΩ.m but not more than 7.0 μΩ.m | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 11 00 90 | Other | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 19 00 00 | Other | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 20 00 00 | Brushes | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 90 | Other | TARIC | ||
| 8545 90 10 00 | Heating resistors | 1.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 90 90 | Other | TARIC | ||
| 8545 90 90 10 | Nipples used for graphite electrodes of a kind used for electric furnaces, with an apparent density of 1,65 g/cm³ or more and an electrical resistance of 6.0 μΩ.m or less | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 90 90 15 | Nipples used for graphite electrodes of a kind used for electric furnaces, with an apparent density of 1,5 g/cm³ or more but less than 1,65 g/cm³ and an electrical resistance of 7.0 μΩ.m or less but more than 6.0 μΩ.m | 2.7% | TARIC | |
| 8545 90 90 99 | Other | 2.7% | TARIC | |
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Source: European Commission (DG TAXUD), TARIC and Combined Nomenclature data as extracted on 1 October 2026. Heading 8545 in the TARIC consultation
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