Executive Order No. 8669, Signed by President Roosevelt, February 4, 194143
Pursuant to the authority vested in me by the provisions of section 6 of the act of Congress approved July 2, 1940, entitled “An Act To expedite the strengthening of the national defense,” I hereby prescribe the following additional regulations governing the exportation of:
[Page 244]Iron and Steel
1. As used in Proclamation No. 2449 of December 10, 1940, issued pursuant to the provisions of section 6 of the act of Congress approved July 2, 1940, and in these regulations, the terms “iron” and “steel” shall be construed to include the following forms, conversions, and derivatives:
Iron Ore: | B | F | ||||
Iron ore | 6001 | 6640* | ||||
Iron and Steel Semimanufactures: | ||||||
Pig Iron | 6007 | 6209* | ||||
Iron and Steel Scrap: | ||||||
No. 1. Heavy melting steel scrap (Category 2) | 6010.2 | 6209* | ||||
No. 2. Heavy melting steel scrap (Category 3) | 6010.3 | 6209* | ||||
Hydraulically compressed and baled sheet scrap (Categories 7 & 8) | 6010.4 | 6209* | ||||
Cast and burnt iron scrap (Categories 1, 9, 10, 11, 12) | 6010.7 | 6209* | ||||
Other (Categories 4, 5, 6, 13) (Includes heavy shoveling steel, selected rail scrap, machine shop turnings, wire shorts, rerolling rails, rejects, etc.) | 6010.9 | 6209* | ||||
Tin-plate scrap (Includes Tin-plate clippings, cuttings, stampings, trimmings, skeleton sheets, and all other miscellaneous pieces of discarded tin plate, which result from the manufacture of tin plate, and of tin-bearing articles from tin plate) (Placed under export control, Executive Order, effective April 16, 1936) | 6011 | 6209* | ||||
Tin-plate circles, strips, cobbles, and scroll-shear butts | 6013 | 6209* | ||||
Waste-waste tin plate | 6014 | 6209* | ||||
Terneplate waste-waste, clippings, and scrap | 6015 | 6209* | ||||
Iron and Steel Products: | ||||||
Steel ingots, blooms, billets, slabs, sheet bars, and tinplate bars (Include ingot iron, and other iron made in steel-making furnaces): | ||||||
Not containing: alloya b | 6016 | 6029 | ||||
Alloy steel, including stainless | 6019 | 6029 | ||||
Iron and Steel Bars and Rods (Include rounds, flats, squares, etc.): | ||||||
Steel Bars, cold finished | 6020 | 6029 | ||||
Iron Bars | 6021 | 6029 | ||||
Concrete reinforcement bars (Include deformed and twisted) | 6022 | 6029 | ||||
Other steel bars, including drill rods, merchant bars, tool steel bars, and drill steel: | ||||||
Not containing alloy | 6023 | 6029 | ||||
Stainless steela | 6025 | 6029 | ||||
Alloy steel other than stainlessb | 6026 | 6029 | ||||
Wire Rods | 6029 | 6029 | ||||
Iron and Steel Plates, Sheets, Skelp, and Strips (Include waste and waste-wasteplate, sheet and strip): | ||||||
Plates: | ||||||
Armor plate, other than that listed in the President’s Proclamation of May 1, 1937 | ||||||
Boiler plate | 6030 | 6209* | ||||
Other plates, not fabricated (Include hot and cold rolled): | ||||||
Not containing alloy | 6031.1 | 6209* | ||||
Stainless steela | 6031.5 | 6209* | ||||
Alloy steel other than stainlessb | 6031.9 | 6209* | ||||
Skelp iron and steel (Consists of long strips used in the manufacture of pipes and tubes) | 6032 | 6209* | ||||
Iron and Steel, Galvanized: | ||||||
Iron Sheets | 6033 | 6209* | ||||
Steel Sheets | 6034 | 6209* | ||||
Steel Sheets, Black, Ungalvanized (Include hot and cold rolled): | ||||||
Not containing alloy | 6035.1 | 6209* | ||||
Stainless steela | 6035.5 | 6209* | ||||
Alloy steel, other than stainlessb | 6035.9 | 6209* | ||||
Iron Sheets, Black (Include material under ⅛ʺ in thickness in 6033–6036) | 6036 | 6209* | ||||
Strip, Hoop, Band, and Scroll Iron or Steel: | ||||||
Cold Rolled: | ||||||
Not containing alloy | 6037.1 | 6209* | ||||
Stainless steela | 6037.5 | 6209* | ||||
Alloy steel, other than stainlessb | 6037.9 | 6209* | ||||
Hot Rolled: | ||||||
Not containing alloy | 6038.1 | 6209* | ||||
Stainless steela | 6038.5 | 6209* | ||||
Alloy steel, other than stainlessb | 6038.9 | 6209* | ||||
Tin plate and Taggers’ tin (Include waste tin plate) | 6041 | 6209* | ||||
Terneplate (Includes waste terneplate) | 6042 | 6209* | ||||
Steel Mill Manufactures: | ||||||
Structural iron and steel: | ||||||
Water, oil, gas, and other storage tanks complete, and knocked-down material for permanent or temporary installation | 6043 | 6209* | ||||
Structural shapes, not fabricated (Include heavy, light, and bar-sized structural shapes) | 6045 | 6209* | ||||
Fabricated structural iron or steel | 6046 | 6209* | ||||
Plates, fabricated, punched, or shaped. | 6047 | 6209* | ||||
Steel piling | 6050 | 6209* | ||||
Railway-track materials: | ||||||
Rails: | ||||||
60 pounds and over per yard | 6051 | 6209* | ||||
Less than 60 pounds per yard | 6052 | 6209* | ||||
Relaying rails | 6053 | 6209* | ||||
Rail joints, splice bars, fishplates, and tieplates | 6054 | 6209* | ||||
Switches, frogs, crossings, and derails | 6055 | 6209* | ||||
Railroad spikes (Include railroad screw spikes) | 6058 | 6209* | ||||
Tubular products and fittings: | ||||||
Boiler Tubes: | ||||||
Seamless | 6060 | 6209* | ||||
Welded | 6061 | 6209* | ||||
Casing and oil-line pipe: | ||||||
Seamless | 6062 | 6209* | ||||
Welded | 6063 | 6209* | ||||
Seamless black pipe, other than casing and oil-line | 6064 | 6067* | ||||
Cast-iron pressure pipe | 6209* | 6209* | ||||
Cast-iron soil pipe | 6068* | 6209* | ||||
Welded black pipe: | ||||||
Steel | 6070 | 6209* | ||||
Wrought iron | 6071 | 6209* | ||||
Welded Galvanized pipe: | ||||||
Steel | 6072 | 6209* | ||||
Wrought iron | 6073 | 6209* | ||||
Rigid electrical conduit of iron or steel | 7094.1 | 7099* | ||||
All other iron and steel pipe (Include riveted pipe and mechanical steel tubing) | 6077 | 6209* | ||||
Wire and manufactures: | ||||||
Iron or steel wire, uncoated (Includes plain steel, stainless steel,a and alloy steel other than stainless)b | 6081 | 6091* | ||||
Galvanized wire | 6082 | 6091* | ||||
Barbed wire | 6083 | 6091* | ||||
Woven-wire fencing | 6085 | 6091* | ||||
Wire rope and wire strand: | ||||||
Wire rope and cable, not insulated | 6087.1 | 6091* | ||||
Wire strand | 6087.5 | 6091* | ||||
Electric welding rods and wire of iron or steel | 6088 | 6091* | ||||
Welding rods and wire of iron or steel (other than electric) | 6091* | 6091* | ||||
Bale ties | 6091* | 6091* | ||||
Electrical and telephone transmission wires of iron or steel, coated with aluminum, copper, or other metals | 6091* | 6091* | ||||
Insulated wire and cable having an iron or steel core | 6091* | 6091* | ||||
Twisted wire | 6091* | 6091* | ||||
Other coated wire of iron or steel (List galvanized under 6082) | 6091* | 6091* | ||||
Castings and forgings: | ||||||
Grey-iron castings (Include semi-steel castings) | 6101 | 6209* | ||||
Malleable-iron castings | 6102 | 6209* | ||||
Ingot molds | 7452* | 7485* | ||||
Steel-castings: | ||||||
Not containing alloya b | 6104.1 | 6209* | ||||
Alloy steel, including stainless | 6104.9 | 6209* | ||||
Railway car wheels and axles (Exclude railway car tires, locomotive wheels, tires, and axles): | ||||||
Railway car wheels | 6105.1* | 6209* | ||||
Railway car axles, without wheels | 6105.2 | 6209* | ||||
Railway car axles, fitted with wheels | 6105.3 | 6209* | ||||
Iron and steel forgings (Exclude steel grinding balls): | ||||||
Not containing alloya b | 6107 | 6209* | ||||
Alloy steel including stainless | 6108 | 6209* | ||||
Advanced Manufactures: | ||||||
Fence posts | 6209* | 6209* | ||||
Metal drums and containers, filled or unfilled, | 6205* | 6209* | ||||
for oil, gas, and other liquids | 6122* | 6209* | ||||
Tool bits or tool bit blanks | 6209* | 6209* | ||||
Ferro Alloys: | ||||||
Ferrochrome | 6220.5 | 6220* | ||||
Ferrocolumbium | 6220.9* | 6220* | ||||
Ferromanganese and spiegeleisen | 6213 | 6220* | ||||
Ferromolybdenum | 6220.9* | 6220* | ||||
Ferrophosphorus | 6220.9* | 6220* | ||||
Ferrosilicon | 6220.9* | 6220* | ||||
Ferrotitanium and ferro-carbontitanium | 6220.9 | 6220* | ||||
Ferrotungsten | 6220.9 | 6220* | ||||
Ferrovanadium | 6220.9 | 6220* |
2. The numbers appearing in the columns designated B and F in paragraph 1 hereof refer to the numbers of Schedule B “Statistical Classification of Domestic Commodities Exported from the United [Page 248] States”, and Schedule F “Foreign Exports (Re-Exports)”, respectively, issued by the United States Department of Commerce, both effective January 1, 1941. The words are controlling and the numbers are included solely for the purpose of statistical classification. An asterisk (*) indicates that the classification herein is not co-extensive with that in said Schedules B and F.
3. Paragraphs d., h., l., t., and u., of regulation 1 of the regulations issued July 2, 1940, pursuant to the act of July 2, 1940, so far as they apply to ferro-alloys, are modified in accordance with the foregoing list of forms, conversions, and derivatives. Regulations 2 to 12, inclusive, of the regulations issued July 2, 1940, pursuant to the act of July 2, 1940, are applicable to the exportation of iron and steel.
4. The regulations herein prescribed shall be effective February 15, 1941, and shall supersede those in Executive Order No. 8607 of December 10, 1940.
- Reprinted from Department of State, Bulletin, February 8, 1941 (vol. iv, No. 85), p. 158.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩
- Stainless steel: All steel (other than tool steels) containing 9 percent or more of chromium, with or without other alloys, or a combined content of 18 percent or more of chromium and other alloys.↩
- Alloy steel other than stainless: Steel where the minimum of the range specified in any of the elements named exceeds the following percentage: nickel, over 0.40 percent; chromium, over 0.30 percent; copper, over 0.50 percent; manganese, over 1.65 percent; silicon, over 0.50 percent; molybdenum, over 0.10 percent; vanadium, tungsten, cobalt, titanium, and zirconium, any percent.↩