NMFC 115900 - Metal Coin Changers, Boxed | Class 100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Use sturdy, double‑wall cartons with internal dividers so metal changers or holders don’t scuff or bend; remove any loose coins and bag small screws or springs.
2. Wrap each unit in foam or kraft with edge protectors, then fill voids to stop rattle; a snug, taped box prevents abrasion to coin slots and mechanisms.
3. Print the rating clearly: “Metal Coin Changers — NMFC 115900 — Class 100” on carton labels to help carriers apply the correct class without reinspection.
4. For multiple boxes, palletize on a 40x48 pallet, keep cartons inside the deck footprint, strap, and stretch‑wrap; add a top sheet for dust and moisture protection.

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

• Predictable costs: a fixed Class 100 eliminates density math, delivering consistent LTL quotes for vending, amusement, and transit maintenance teams.
• Fewer claims and less downtime: boxed metal parts with proper blocking minimize dents and misalignment, keeping route techs stocked and machines earning.
• Lower reclass risk: correct NMFC 115900 labeling and boxed packaging reduce surprise fees, inspections, and billing disputes.
• Faster tendering: non-hazardous status streamlines paperwork and accelerates pickups, improving turnaround for service calls and refurb operations.