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NMFC 126300 - Paper Mill Machinery | Class 50-100

Article ID
126300
NMFC 126300 for paper mill machinery
Freight Group
MACHINERY GROUP
Machinery Group industrial equipment coverage
Class Range
50-100 7 classifications
Weight breaks yield Classes 50–100
Hazardous
No
Non-hazmat, standard carrier handling

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
126300.00 Paper Mill:
126305.00 Bars or Knives, filling, beater roll or pulp grinder or refiner plug or shell, in boxes, or in bundles weighing each 50 pounds or over:
126305.01 Iron 65
126305.02 Metal, NOI 100
126310.00 Bars, Separators or Wedges, beater roll or pulp grinder or refiner plug or shell, wooden, in packages G1 50
126340.00 Beater Rolls:
126340.01 NOI 85
126340.02 Worn-out, having value for reconditioning or salvage purposes only 70
126380.00 Cylinder Molds, NOI, in boxes or crates 85
126400.00 Cylinder Molds, wire covering damaged or worn-out, having value for reconditioning or salvage purposes only, in boxes or crates 77.5
126401.00 Show more 85
126405.00 Plugs, grinder or refiner (Jordan Plugs), with or without fillings, liners, bars, knives, stones, separators or wedges:
126405.01 New or reconditioned, in boxes or crates or on skids 85
126405.02 Show more 60
126410.00 Pumps, pulp dehydrating, vacuum type, on skids 85
126460.00 Screen Plates:
126460.01 Chrome-nickel-steel, in boxes 100
126460.02 Brass, bronze or copper, in boxes 77.5

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Confirm the shipment’s total weight (including skids and guards) to hit the correct one of the seven weight breaks that set Class 50–100.
  2. Match packaging to the part: calender rolls and press sections in blocked, lagged crates; pumps and gearboxes in heavy boxes or packages; loose items banded to pallets with edge protectors.
  3. Prep machinery for transit: drain oils, cap ports, rust-inhibit bare steel, wrap electronics against moisture, and mark center-of-gravity and lift points for forklifts or crane picks.
  4. List NMFC 126300 and the packaging type (boxes, packages, crates, or loose) on the BOL; dimensions help planning even though the class is weight-based.

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

Business Value

  • Weight-based classes reward heavier single-piece shipments, often lowering LTL rates versus multiple lighter pieces.
  • Non-hazmat status streamlines paperwork and avoids hazmat surcharges, keeping costs predictable.
  • Proper crating and blocking reduce damage risk to precision components like headboxes and rewinders, preventing costly claims and delays.
  • Accurate declared weight and packaging prevent reweigh/reclass fees and reduce handling charges tied to special equipment or accessorials.