BIMETAL STRIP WHICH CONSISTS OF TWO OR MORE METALLIC ALLOYS ROLLED TOGETHER TO FORM WHAT APPEARS TO BE A SINGLE METAL STRIP. THE METAL STRIP IS COLD ROLLED IN A WIDTH OF LESS THAN 500MM. IT IS MADE OF UP OF 64.5% IRON, 28.5% NICKEL AND 7% CHROMIUM.

CLASSIFICATION HAS BEEN DETERMINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING:- GENERAL INTERPRETATIVE RULES (GIRS): GIR 1 HAS BEEN USED TO CLASSIFY THIS PRODUCT BY THE TERMS OF HEADING 7226: FLAT-ROLLED PRODUCTS OF OTHER ALLOY STEEL, OF A WIDTH OF LESS THAN 600 MM. GIR 6 HAS BEEN USED TO CLASSIFY THE GOODS TO SUBHEADING LEVEL 7226 92: OTHER THAN SILICON-ELECTRICAL STEEL OR HIGH SPEED STEEL; NOT FURTHER WORKED THAN COLD-ROLLED (COLD-REDUCED). TARIC CODE 7226 92 00 90: OF A WIDTH NOT EXCEEDING 500 MM. ALSO CLASSIFIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH:- NOTE 1(F) TO CHAPTER 72 APPLIES TO ALLOY STEEL, OTHER THAN STAINLESS. THE HSEN TO HEADING 7226 APPLIES TO THIS TYPE OF STEEL STRIP.