Classification Details
| NMFC | Description | Class |
|---|---|---|
| 122675.00 | Guide Pins, die set or die mold, steel, finished or unfinished, mixed in same packages with bearings or bushings, see Note, item 122677, in boxes | 77.5 |
Notes
Note 122677: NOTE-Also applies on accompanying metal clips or retainers.
How to Determine Your Class
To find the correct freight class for your shipment:
- Verify the item match: steel guide pins for die sets or molds, finished or unfinished, mixed in the same box with bearings or bushings as allowed by the NMFC note (item 122677).
- Pack in sturdy boxes with dividers: sleeve or cap pin ends, bag bearings/bushings separately, and use VCI paper to prevent corrosion during transit.
- Label clearly for the carrier: “Guide Pins mixed with Bearings/Bushings – NMFC 122675, Class 77.5” and list piece counts for pins and for bearings/bushings.
- Quote LTL using fixed Class 77.5; density isn’t required for this item. Palletize multiple boxes with heavier pin cartons on the bottom to avoid damage.
Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.
Business Value
- Predictable rating with a fixed Class 77.5 reduces reclass fees and speeds up quoting.
- Kitting flexibility: pins can ship with bearings or bushings in the same box, cutting handling time and consolidation costs for toolrooms and mold shops.
- Box-friendly packaging simplifies fulfillment and lowers damage risk compared to loose metal components, improving claim ratios.
- Non-hazardous steel parts avoid hazmat surcharges and paperwork, shortening dock time and streamlining carrier selection.