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NMFC 107610 - Non-Electric Flatirons in Boxes | Class 70

Article ID
107610
Non-electric flatirons boxed, NMFC 107610
Freight Group
UNGROUPED ARTICLES
Ungrouped item, vintage-style irons classification
Class Range
70 1 classification
Fixed Class 70, density not required
Hazardous
No
No hazmat risk; standard carrier handling

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
107610.00 Irons (Flatirons or Sadirons), NOI, other than electric, with or without stands, in boxes 70

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Use NMFC 107610 on the BOL and write: “Irons (Flatirons/Sadirons), non-electric, NOI, in boxes — Class 70.” Note if stands are included or not.
  2. Choose sturdy double-wall cartons; wrap each iron to prevent metal-on-metal abrasion and add corner/edge protectors. Partition multiple units so they cannot collide.
  3. Palletize dense cartons on a 4-way pallet with no overhang. Place heavier boxes low, fill voids, then band and stretch-wrap tightly for short, rigid load movement.
  4. Mark cartons HEAVY when appropriate and show piece count (e.g., 4 irons + 2 stands). Photos of packed boxes help if carriers audit or if claims arise.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

Business Value

  • Predictable Class 70 rating streamlines quoting and limits reclass charges for these dense, compact cast-iron items.
  • Non-hazardous status avoids hazmat fees and simplifies carrier acceptance across LTL networks.
  • Boxed packing standard reduces handling risk and claim exposure versus loose metal goods.
  • One NOI item covers flatirons or sadirons with or without stands, simplifying SKU setup and BOL creation across vintage or specialty housewares lines.