Classification Details
| NMFC | Description | Class |
|---|---|---|
| 124085.00 | Hose, washing machine drain, rubber, with or without fittings, in boxes | 70 |
How to Determine Your Class
To find the correct freight class for your shipment:
- Confirm the product is a rubber washing machine drain hose (with or without fittings) packaged in closed boxes; it maps to NMFC 124085 at fixed Class 70—no density needed.
- Coil hoses loosely, bag the bundle, and cap or tape any metal fittings so they won’t puncture cartons; add kraft paper or simple dividers to prevent kinks and compression set.
- Choose 32 ECT/200# cartons for small packs; move to double‑wall boxes for master cartons (e.g., 25–50 hoses) and seal with reinforced tape for stacked LTL handling.
- For multi‑box shipments, palletize on 40×48 with no overhang, use corner boards, stretch‑wrap and two straps, and label “Washing Machine Drain Hose – Class 70, NMFC 124085” to prevent misclassification as generic rubber tubing.
Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.
Business Value
- Fixed Class 70 simplifies quoting and billing—no density math, fewer reclass disputes, and faster rate shopping across carriers.
- Non‑hazardous rubber goods avoid hazmat paperwork and surcharges, reducing accessorials and speeding tender and pickup windows.
- Boxed, stackable cartons raise trailer cube efficiency and reduce damage risk, lowering per‑unit freight cost on distributor or retail replenishments.
- Clear NMFC alignment (124085) minimizes inspections and W&I fees, improving audit outcomes and protecting margin on LTL lanes.