NMFC 119890 - Dust Collector Screens | Class 150

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Use rigid corrugated boxes with stiff backers and edge guards so screens don’t flex; interleave multiple screens with foam or kraft sheets to avoid abrasion.
2. Palletize boxed screens centered with no overhang; stretch-wrap and band. Mark pallets “Do Not Clamp” and “No Forks Through Sides” to prevent clamp-truck damage.
3. Bill as “Dust Collector Screens (Dust Arrester) – Boxed,” NMFC 119890, Class 150. Include piece count and box dimensions for carrier handling and dock planning.
4. For long or delicate mesh, select double-wall cartons, add corner protection, and use orientation arrows. Keep weight per box manageable for safer LTL handling.

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

• Predictable costs with fixed Class 150—no density math, easier rate shopping and faster quoting for industrial MRO and OEM shipments.
• Accurate NMFC coding reduces reclass and audit fees, protecting margins on recurring shipments to plants, woodshops, and powder-coat booths.
• Damage mitigation through proper boxing and bracing cuts claim risk on bend-prone screens, preventing costly production downtime.
• Stackable, well-supported cartons improve trailer cube and consolidation options, lowering cost per unit on multi-stop LTL runs.