NMFC 125360 - Flotation Machines or Parts | Class 92.5

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Use rigid skids or crates with internal blocking to immobilize tanks, cells, impellers, and gearboxes; mark center of gravity and keep lift points clear.
2. Drain and clean any wet-end components, cap inlet/outlet ports, and wrap with VCI or moisture barrier to prevent corrosion during LTL transit.
3. Bundle small parts—stators, dart valves, instrumentation—in labeled cartons inside the crate; avoid loose fill and use foam-in-place or cut-to-fit dunnage.
4. Book at NMFC 125360, Class 92.5, and list piece count and crate dimensions on the BOL to prevent reclass or inspection delays.

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

• Fixed Class 92.5 simplifies quoting and minimizes reclass risk versus density-rated items.
• Single item covers full machines and replacement parts, enabling consolidated shipments and lower per-unit freight spend.
• Non-hazardous classification avoids hazmat surcharges and expands carrier options for faster routing.
• Robust crating guidance reduces transit damage on high-value process equipment, protecting margins and warranty exposure.