NMFC 115300 - Power Conveying Tables | Class 100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Choose the approved packaging: use robust wooden crates for heavy or motorized tables; double‑wall boxes with foam and a pallet base for lighter models.
2. Immobilize the deck and drive components with blocking and bracing, then strap the unit to a skid. Shield motors, belts, and control boxes with padding or corner boards.
3. Mark orientation and handling needs clearly: Keep Upright, Do Not Stack (unless the crate is rated), and show forklift entry sides and center of gravity.
4. On the BOL, list NMFC 115300 and Class 100 and specify box or crate. Include accurate weight and request accessorials like liftgate service if no dock is available.

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

• Predictable pricing: a fixed Class 100 rating streamlines quoting across carriers and cuts time spent on density calculations.
• Lower reclass risk: shipping specifically in boxes or crates aligns with the tariff and helps avoid inspection fees or billing adjustments.
• Fewer damage claims: rigid crating and proper bracing protect powered components, reducing downtime and replacement costs for conveyor lines.
• Flexible routing: non-hazardous machinery moves on standard LTL networks, improving service options and transit reliability.