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NMFC 131000 - Textile Machine Parts | Class 60-150

Article ID
131000
Textile machine parts NMFC 131000
Freight Group
MACHINERY GROUP
Part of the Machinery Group
Class Range
60-150 7 classifications
Variable class 60 to 150
Hazardous
No
Non-hazardous; no hazmat handling

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
131000.00 Textile Machine Parts:
131020.00 Beam or Spool Heads:
131020.01 Metal other than cast iron or steel, in packages 85
131020.02 Cast iron or steel, in boxes, crates or Package 1275 70
131020.03 Wood, or wood and steel combined, in packages 70
131040.00 Card Clothing:
131040.01 NOI, in boxes 85
131040.02 Worn-out, having value for reconditioning or salvage purposes only, in packages 70
131060.00 Cores, yarn winding, in boxes or drums:
131060.01 Spiral, iron or steel 70
131060.02 Spiral, metal, NOI 85
131130.00 Drop Wires, sheet iron or steel, in packages 85
131150.00 Dye Beams or Dye Beam Cylinders:
131150.01 Metal, other than iron or steel, in boxes or crates 150
131150.02 Iron or steel, or iron or steel and lead combined, in boxes or crates 85
131150.03 Iron or steel and metal other than iron, steel or lead combined, in boxes or crates 100
131190.00 Felts, textile shrinking machine:
131190.01 Used, in bales or bundles 70
131190.02 New, in boxes or burlapped rolls 100
131200.00 Heddles, iron, in boxes or crates 85
131230.00 Loom Binders, in packages 77.5
131250.00 Loom Harness, in boxes or crates 85
131260.00 Loom Harness Frames, in boxes or crates 85
131270.00 Loom Harness Shafts, in packages 70
131280.00 Loom Pickers, in bags, boxes, crates or drums 85
131290.00 Loom Reeds, in boxes or crates 85
131330.00 Picker Sticks, wooden, in packages 65
131370.00 Rollers, fluted, iron or steel:
131370.01 NOI, in boxes 85
131370.02 Worn-out, having value for reconditioning or salvage purposes only, in boxes 70
131390.00 Rolls, spinning frame top, steel, not covered, in boxes 70
131410.00 Shuttles, in bags, boxes or drums 85
131430.00 Skewers, wooden, in bags, boxes, crates or drums 70
131450.00 Spindles, in boxes 85
131470.00 Straps, leather or webbing, in packages 85
131490.00 Textile Machine Parts, plastic, NOI, in boxes or drums 85
131510.00 Tongue Clamps, in boxes or crates 85
131550.00 Warp Beams, with or without heads:
131550.01 New; or rebuilt, other than being returned after emptying; see Note, item 131554:
131550.02 Aluminum or magnesium, with or without steel shafts; in boxes, crates, Package 2364 or steel cradles or racks furnished by shipper 100
131550.03 NOI, in boxes, crates or Package 2364 70
131550.04 Used, being returned after emptying or to be repaired:
131550.05 In boxes, crates or Package 2364, see Note, item 131552 60
131550.06 In steel cradles or racks furnished by shipper 85
131570.00 Wire, clothing, garnett or lickerin, with barbs or teeth, steel, in packages 85

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Match packing to the part’s fragility: precision heddles and thread guides ride in foam-lined boxes, while heavy rollers or gear housings belong in braced wood crates.
  2. Stabilize moving features. Zip-tie linkages, cap hydraulic ports, and use VCI film on machined faces to prevent corrosion during longer transits.
  3. Unitize for LTL handling: secure boxes or small packages to a 48x40 pallet, band, then stretch-wrap with corner protectors and a top-load sheet.
  4. Clearly mark NMFC 131000, piece count, and center of gravity on crates; include a packing list for kits containing fasteners, bearings, or shims.

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

Business Value

  • Optimized packaging (box vs crate) aligns with the 60–150 class range, helping you quote accurately and avoid surprise reclass fees.
  • Protection for precision surfaces reduces rebuild delays at mills or OEM service shops, cutting downtime costs in spinning or weaving lines.
  • Non-hazardous status streamlines booking and carrier selection, speeding dock turns and improving on-time performance.
  • Consistent labeling and unitization decrease concealed damage claims, improving claim ratios and keeping long-term freight rates competitive.