NMFC 124135 – Washer Friction/Snubber Pads | Class 70

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Pack pads in sturdy corrugated boxes with bags or sleeves to keep pairs clean and matched by model or lot; include OEM part numbers on the carton label.
2. Fill voids with light dunnage and avoid over-compression—rubber and polymer pads can take a compression set that affects vibration performance.
3. If palletizing multiple boxes, cap and strap the load, mark “Do Not Top Load,” and keep stack height modest to prevent crushing small cartons.
4. In cold seasons, request no-freeze handling when possible; elastomer pads can stiffen in freezing temps, so minimize exposure during linehaul and delivery.

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

• Predictable Class 70 rating (not density-based) streamlines quoting and helps control LTL costs for repeat pad shipments.
• Non-hazardous, boxed packaging reduces accessorial risks and speeds carrier acceptance, shortening dock-to-door timelines.
• Accurate NMFC description and part labeling cut reclass/rebill exposure, protecting margins on small, high-volume components.
• Protection against compression and contamination lowers damage claims and returns, keeping assembly lines supplied with spec-ready pads.