What is the NMFC item number for Class 50?

What is the NMFC item number for Class 50?

Steel Pipes: NMFC code = 51200, Freight Class = 50.

What is Class 55 freight mean?

The weight range and density for a shipment to qualify as class 55 freight is between 35 and 50 pounds per cubic foot.

What is a Class 60 freight?

What does class 60 mean when shipping freight? It means that a shipment’s liability, density (30 to 35 pounds per cubic foot), stowability, and handling qualify as freight class 60 on the NMFC’s classification chart.

What are the different freight classes?

Freight class list

Freight class code	Type of freight	Weight per ft3
77.5	Tires, bathroom fixtures	13.5–15 lbs.
85	Crated machinery, cast iron stoves	12–13.5 lbs.
92.5	Computers, monitors, refrigerators	10.5–12 lbs.
100	Car covers, canvas, boat covers, wine cases, caskets	9–10.5 lbs.

What is freight Class 50?

Freight shipping class 50 applies to only the densest and easily transportable freight items. Typically, to qualify for code 50, a shipment must have a weight range per cubic foot of over 50 lbs, be very durable and easily handled, and able to be shrink-wrapped and stowed on a standard 4×4 pallet.

How do I find my NMFC code?

To find the correct NMFC item number for your shipment, use the NMFC Lookup on your freight quote or bill of lading, or log in to your account to request an NMFC.