NMFC 135782 - Ferro-Co-Ni Alloy Articles | Class 100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Match packaging to the rule: ship sheet, strip, or tubing in sturdy boxes, and send wire on spools or coils in sealed packages with straps or stretch wrap.
2. Protect high-value edges and surfaces: add VCI paper or oil for corrosion control, use edge guards on strip/sheet, and cap tubing ends to prevent dents and contamination.
3. Mark clearly for rating: label cartons or packages with “NMFC 135782 – Class 100,” list count and alloy type, and include a packing list on the lead box or package.
4. Palletize for LTL efficiency: place boxed alloys or packaged wire on a skid, block and band to the pallet, and avoid loose bundles that could trigger reclass or damage.

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

• Predictable pricing: fixed Class 100 (non‑density) helps you quote LTL quickly and reduces reclass disputes for mixed alloy forms.
• Lower compliance overhead: non‑hazardous status widens carrier options and avoids hazmat fees or documentation complexity.
• Fewer damage claims: box/package requirement plus corrosion and edge protection minimize OS&D events on precision alloys.
• Operational clarity: NOI coverage for sheet, strip, tubing, and wire streamlines SKUs under one code, simplifying rating and audits.