Wood; tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom or brush bodies and handles, boot and shoe lasts and trees, of wood

HS code 441700 covers a diverse range of wooden products, including tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom or brush bodies and handles, as well as boot and shoe lasts and trees. This industry plays a crucial role in supporting various sectors, from construction and manufacturing to personal care and footwear. The production and trade of these wooden items contribute significantly to the global economy, providing essential components and accessories for a wide range of industries.

The production of the items covered under HS code 441700 typically involves a combination of woodworking techniques, such as sawing, shaping, carving, and finishing. Manufacturers may use a variety of tools, including lathes, routers, and sanders, to create the desired shapes and designs. The specific production methods can vary depending on the type of product, but often involve the use of high-quality hardwoods, precision machining, and careful attention to detail to ensure the durability and functionality of the final products.

The main inputs required for the production of items under HS code 441700 include high-quality hardwood lumber, such as oak, maple, or beech, as well as specialized machinery and tools for woodworking. Manufacturers may also require adhesives, finishes, and other materials to assemble and refine the final products. Additionally, skilled labor with expertise in woodworking and product design is essential for this industry.

The products covered under HS code 441700 are used in a wide range of applications, including 441600 Wooden containers, 940330 Wooden furniture, 950420 Articles and accessories for billiards, and 950610 Articles and equipment for general physical exercise, gymnastics or athletics. These wooden items are often incorporated into other manufactured goods, serving as essential components, accessories, or tools. The trade and distribution of these products facilitate the functioning of various industries, contributing to the overall economic activity.