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Import Duty on Power Tools

US general (MFN) import duty rates for Power Tools range from Free–4.5% across 13 HTS lines (e.g. HTS 8467.11.10 at 4.5%), per USITC HTS release 2026HTSRev22. This is a planning estimate: Section 301, Section 232, AD/CVD, quotas and MPF/HMF are excluded and must be added separately.

The line between a power tool and its part runs inside 8467, and parts often carry a different rate from the tool.

Free–4.5% duty range13 HTS linesMPF floor and cap appliedNo signup
Live estimate — results update as you type
Transaction value of the goods. US customs value excludes international freight.
Defaults to the most common rate in this category. Change it to your HTS line.
0 unless a Section 301 list covers your code and origin. Verify against the official source.
0 unless the product is in Section 232 scope. Do not add 232 and 301 blindly; check the interaction rule.
Total duty and fees —
Build-up on the entered customs value
Base duty (MFN)—
Section 301 layer—
Section 232 layer—
Merchandise processing fee—
Harbor maintenance fee—

Planning estimate. Anti-dumping and countervailing duty, quotas, unclaimed exclusions and agency requirements are not included. Verify the HTS line at USITC HTS, verify line 8467.11.10 and confirm with a licensed customs broker before you file.

HTS lines and general duty rates

Read from the USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule, release 2026HTSRev22. USITC HTS, verify line 8467.11.10. Showing 12 of 13 lines in this group, including the lowest and highest rates.

US general (MFN) import duty rates by HTS line for Power Tools, from USITC HTS release 2026HTSRev22
HTS code Description General rate Special rate (FTA)
8467.11.50OtherFree
8467.19.10.00Suitable for metal working4.5%Free (A*,AU,BH,CL,CO,D,E,IL,JO,KR,MA,OM,P,PA
8467.19.50OtherFree
8467.21.00Drills of all kinds1.7%Free (A,AU,BH,CL,CO,D,E,IL,JO,KR,MA,OM,P,PA,
8467.22.00SawsFree
8467.29.00OtherFree
8467.81.00.00Chain sawsFree
8467.89.10.00Suitable for metal workingFree
8467.89.50OtherFree
8467.91.01.00Of chain sawsFree
8467.92.00Of pneumatic toolsFree
8467.99.01OtherFree

What changes by country of origin

The MFN rate is the same regardless of where the goods are made. Everything below it is not.

Origin comparison for Power Tools
Origin Base rate US preference What else attaches
ChinaMFN rate aboveNo US preference on these codesSection 301 lists 1-4A apply to most consumer goods on top of MFN; the 2026 forced-labor 301 action adds a further layer.
VietnamMFN rate aboveNo US preference on these codesNo Section 301 list duty. The 2026 forced-labor 301 action applies. No US FTA, so MFN is the base.
IndiaMFN rate aboveNo US preference on these codesNo Section 301 list duty and no US FTA. Forced-labor 301 applies. GSP expired, so MFN is the base.
ThailandMFN rate aboveNo US preference on these codesNo Section 301 list duty and no US FTA. Forced-labor 301 applies.
IndonesiaMFN rate aboveNo US preference on these codesNo Section 301 list duty and no US FTA. Forced-labor 301 applies.
MexicoMFN rate aboveNo USMCA line on these codesUSMCA: duty-free when the goods meet the rules of origin and the preference is claimed. MFN applies otherwise.

Free-trade programs named on the lines in this group: Australia (AUSFTA) (3 lines), Bahrain (BHFTA) (3 lines), Chile (CLFTA) (3 lines), Colombia (CTPA) (3 lines), Agoa (3 lines), Caribbean Basin (3 lines). A preference only applies when the goods meet that program's rules of origin and the claim is made on entry. This page does not estimate Section 301 list rates or anti-dumping duty; enter the applicable Section 301 rate in the calculator yourself and verify current list coverage and exclusions at the USTR exclusion notices.

What decides the rate

8467 separates tools with a self-contained electric motor from tools powered otherwise, and then separates tools from parts. A shipment of tools plus spare armatures and switches is not one line. Parts can carry a different rate than the finished tool, so a spares program changes the entry.

Where this goes wrong

A tool that is really a household appliance may leave 8467. Blenders and food processors sit in Chapter 85, and the rate difference is substantial.

Inputs and assumptions

Values used on this page
ItemValueNote
Duty rate sourceUSITC HTS, release 2026HTSRev22Read at build time from the official schedule export. The general rate column.
Rate range in this categoryFree–4.5% across 13 linesThe spread within one product category is the reason a category average is not usable.
MPF0.3464% of entered value, min $34.58, max $670.86CBP User Fee Table, FY2027. The ad valorem rate is statutory; the floor and cap are adjusted each October.
HMF0.125% of entered value, ocean cargo onlyCBP User Fee Table. Not charged on air freight.
Customs valueTransaction value, normally the price paid for the goodsFreight and insurance are not part of US customs value, unlike CIF jurisdictions.

Questions this page answers

Do power tool parts pay the same rate as the tools?

Not always. 8467 separates tools with a self-contained electric motor from other tools, and separates tools from parts. A shipment of tools plus spare armatures and switches is not one line.

Is every powered workshop item in 8467?

No. Blenders and food processors are household appliances in Chapter 85, and the rate difference against 8467 is substantial.

Does this estimate include anti-dumping duty?

No. Anti-dumping and countervailing duty are case-specific and can exceed every other layer combined, so they are outside the estimate by design. The calculator covers base duty, the Section 301 and 232 layers you enter, the merchandise processing fee and the harbor maintenance fee.

Data release: 2026HTSRev22. Content as of November 10, 2026. Found an error? Tell us and it gets corrected.