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Diamond sawblade cores

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Overview

Diamond sawblade cores (HS Code: 8202.39) are critical components used in the manufacturing of diamond sawblades, which are widely utilized in construction, stone processing, and other industrial applications for cutting hard materials. These cores are typically made of steel and embedded with diamond segments for enhanced cutting efficiency. The global trade of diamond sawblade cores reflects the demand for precision cutting tools in infrastructure development and industrial manufacturing.

Total Trade Volume

USD 250 million

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

6.5%

Highest Rate

12% (applied by certain developing countries to protect local industries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements such as EU-Korea FTA)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in specific markets to protect domestic manufacturers
  • Anti-dumping duties imposed by the EU and US on Chinese exports
  • Quality certification requirements for industrial safety standards

Market Trends

Rising demand for diamond sawblade cores in emerging markets

Increased export opportunities for major producers like China due to rapid urbanization and infrastructure projects in Africa and Southeast Asia

2021-2022

Technological advancements in diamond bonding techniques

Enhanced durability and cutting precision are driving demand for high-quality cores, benefiting manufacturers in Germany and South Korea

2020-2022

Shift towards sustainable manufacturing practices

Pressure on producers to adopt eco-friendly production methods, increasing costs but appealing to environmentally conscious markets in Europe

2022

Recent Developments

US Imposes New Anti-Dumping Duties on Chinese Diamond Sawblade Cores

The United States Department of Commerce announced new anti-dumping duties ranging from 5% to 10% on diamond sawblade cores imported from China to address unfair pricing practices.

March 2023

This is expected to increase costs for US importers and may shift demand towards South Korean and European suppliers.

EU-Korea FTA Expansion

An amendment to the EU-Korea Free Trade Agreement has reduced tariffs on industrial tools, including diamond sawblade cores, to 0% for EU imports from South Korea.

January 2023

South Korean exporters are likely to gain a larger market share in Europe, intensifying competition with Chinese suppliers.

Chinaโ€™s Investment in Automated Production

Major Chinese manufacturers have invested in automated production lines for diamond sawblade cores to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

October 2022

This development could further solidify Chinaโ€™s dominance in the global market by offering competitive pricing despite rising tariffs.