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NMFC 121680 - Gasoline or Naphtha | Class 100-125

Article ID
121680
Gasoline or naphtha machinery parts classification.
Freight Group
MACHINERY GROUP
Listed under NMFC Machinery Group for LTL.
Class Range
100-125 2 classifications
Ships at mid-tier Class 100–125.
Hazardous
No
Non-hazardous entry; standard carrier handling.

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
121680.00 Gasoline or Naphtha:
121690.00 Gas Mixers or Mixers and Regulators combined:
121690.01 Cast iron or steel, in boxes or crates 100
121690.02 Other than cast iron or steel, in boxes or crates 125

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Package by build and weight: use sturdy boxes for small fuel‑system parts (carburetor kits, injectors) and wood crates for heavier modules like transfer pumps or housings.
  2. Keep it dry and clean: no liquid fuel ships with the parts. Purge and bag components, then note “No Liquid Contents—Non‑Hazmat” on the BOL to avoid hazmat confusion.
  3. Confirm subclass selection: verify whether your item rates at class 100 or 125 under NMFC 121680; e.g., boxed service parts vs. crated machinery assemblies.
  4. Protect precision faces: add internal blocking/bracing, VCI wrap, and corner protection. Mark orientation and handling cues to limit impact and odor transfer.

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

Business Value

  • Predictable mid-range rating (Class 100–125) simplifies LTL quotes and makes carrier comparisons more reliable.
  • Non-hazardous listing removes hazmat surcharges and paperwork, accelerating pickup, transit approvals, and dock throughput.
  • Correct boxing/crating cuts OS&D on sensitive fuel-system components, reducing replacements, returns, and warranty exposure.
  • Clear NMFC citation on the BOL minimizes reclass/reweigh disputes and helps prevent surprise invoice adjustments.