NMFC 116230 - Ticket Issuing Machines in Boxes | Class 100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Rate and book using NMFC 116230, Class 100 for boxed ticket issuing machines; list carton count and note non-hazardous to avoid reclass delays.
2. Box with double-wall cartons and foam-in-place or dense EPE around screens, printers, and PCBAs; add anti-static bags and desiccant for moisture control.
3. For LTL, palletize cartons on a 4-way pallet, add corner boards, band and stretch-wrap; mark Fragile, Do Not Tilt, and Top Load Only for display-equipped units.
4. Split accessories by bagging cables, paper rolls, and card readers; include a packing list mapping kiosk heads vs. power modules and photograph internals before sealing.

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

• Predictable costs: fixed Class 100 eliminates density disputes, cutting reclass fees and invoice surprises.
• Operational speed: one code for kiosks and components streamlines multi-site deployments, RMAs, and returns.
• Lower damage rates: ESD-safe, shock-focused boxing reduces claims on printers, touchscreens, and payment modules.
• Broader carrier access: non-hazardous status expands LTL options and shortens tender-to-pickup timelines.