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NMFC 124000 - Laundry Machinery | Class 50–400

Article ID
124000
Laundry machinery, density-based NMFC 124000
Freight Group
MACHINERY GROUP
Categorized under the Machinery Group
Class Range
50-400 16 classifications
Wide class spread: 50 through 400
Hazardous
No
Non-hazardous equipment, simpler paperwork

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
124000.00 Laundry:
124005.00 Agitators, washing machine, plastic, in boxes 300
124020.00 Drums or Tubs, drying machine, metal, in boxes 300
124035.00 Household:
124050.00 Cylinders, washing machine, other than steam laundry washing machine, in boxes or crates 150
124085.00 Hose, washing machine drain, rubber, with or without fittings, in boxes 70
124095.00 Ironers (Ironing Machines), see Note, item 124096:
124095.01 Folded in cabinets, in boxes, crates or Package 1041 100
124095.02 Other than in cabinets:
124095.03 With tables or legs, SU, in boxes, crates or Package 1041 100
124095.04 Without tables or legs, or with legs removed or folded, in boxes or crates 92.5
124135.00 Pads, friction or snubber, washing machine, in boxes 70
124200.00 Show more
124200.01 Less than 1 400
124200.02 1 but less than 2 300
124200.03 2 but less than 4 250
124200.04 4 but less than 6 175
124200.05 6 but less than 8 125
124200.06 8 but less than 10 100
124200.07 10 but less than 12 92.5
124200.08 12 but less than 15 85
124200.09 15 but less than 22.5 70
124200.10 22.5 but less than 30 65
124200.11 30 but less than 35 60
124200.12 35 but less than 50 55
124200.13 50 or greater 50
124215.00 Rings, locking, washing or drying machine, NOI, with or without locking devices, iron or steel, in packages 70
124225.00 Steam, Commercial or Institutional Type, other than household:
124235.00 Collectors or Filters, lint:
124235.01 NOI 400
124235.02 Dry type, iron or steel, on lift truck skids 250
124245.00 Cookers or Kettles, starch, steam, in boxes or crates 100
124250.00 Cylinders, washing machine, in boxes or crates:
124250.01 Brass or brass and iron combined, or wood and metal combined 110
124250.02 Nickel-copper 100
124255.00 Dampeners, in boxes or crates:
124255.01 Spray 100
124255.02 Other than spray 92.5
124265.00 Dryers or Tumblers, in boxes, crates or Packages 1019, 1022, 1351, 2386 or 2485, or on skids when weighing each 1,000 pounds or greater 125
124275.00 Folders, in boxes or crates 100
124290.00 Ironers or Finishers, flatwork, or Cylinders or Rolls therefor:
124290.01 On skids 100
124290.02 In boxes or crates 92.5
124295.00 Show more 175
124300.00 Machines, marking, in boxes or crates 100
124305.00 Machines, starching, in boxes or crates 92.5
124315.00 Presses or Pressing Machines, NOI, with bucks and pressing heads or chests, in boxes or crates 100
124325.00 Presses, extraction, membrane type, see Note, item 124326, on skids 85
124335.00 Stackers, in boxes or crates 100
124355.00 Washers (Washing Machines) or Washer-extractors:
124355.01 In boxes, crates or Packages 1022 or 2426, subject to Item 170 and having a density in pounds per cubic foot of:
124355.02 Less than 10 125
124355.03 10 but less than 15 85
124355.04 15 or greater 70
124355.05 In packages other than boxes, crates or Packages 1022 or 2426, subject to Item 170 and having a density in pounds per cubic foot of:
124355.06 Less than 10 150
124355.07 10 but less than 15 92.5
124355.08 15 or greater 77.5
124370.00 Tubs, washing machine, in boxes or crates:
124370.01 Iron or steel, enameled 150
124370.02 Iron, not enameled, unfinished 125
124370.03 Metal, NOI, with or without covers or cylinders 150

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Confirm it’s density-based: weigh the unit (with pallet or crate), measure outer dimensions, and calculate lb/ft³ to pick the right class within 50–400. Example: 780 lb on a 48×40×50 in skid ≈ 55.6 ft³ → about 14 lb/ft³ (often a mid-tier class).
  2. Prep machines like washers and extractors: drain completely, install transit bolts to lock the drum, cap water/gas lines, empty coin boxes, and secure doors and glass fronts. Bag loose parts and attach to the frame.
  3. Match packaging to risk and value: small units in reinforced boxes, commercial units in heavy-duty crates or robust packages. Use 4‑way pallets, block casters, add edge boards, and band tightly; add tilt/shock indicators for high-value ironers or folders.
  4. Label the BOL clearly: “Laundry machinery, NOI, density-based.” Note non-hazardous status, request liftgate or inside delivery if needed, and align packaging type (boxes, crates, packages) with what’s actually used to avoid reclass or accessorials.

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

Business Value

  • Optimized density lowers class and cost: tighter crating, right-size pallets, and consolidating accessories inside cabinets can improve lb/ft³ and reduce LTL rates.
  • Fewer damages, fewer claims: proper crating, drum lock-down, and corner protection minimize transit shocks on motors, controls, and glass doors—keeping laundromats and hotels online.
  • Faster quoting and scheduling: a clear density, packaging type (box, crate, or package), and non-hazardous designation accelerate carrier approvals and transit commitments.
  • Avoid surprise fees: accurate weight and density prevent reweigh/reclass charges, while precise accessorials (liftgate, appointment, inside delivery) keep invoices predictable.