NMFC 139680 - Nets | Class 85-110

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Confirm the net material and build (nylon, poly/rope, cargo webbing) to select the correct subclass within NMFC 139680, as classes span 85–110 based on construction.
2. Coil and bundle each net to avoid tangles, bag it in plastic, then place in a sturdy corrugated box; isolate hardware like hooks or clips in small inner bags.
3. Record weight and carton dimensions for every handling unit even if rating isn’t density-based—carriers still use them for quotes and space planning.
4. Label cartons clearly: “Nets—bagged, do not cut,” list piece counts and lengths, and include a packing list to speed receiving and prevent accidental damage.

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

• Accurate subclass selection within 85–110 minimizes reclass charges and keeps invoices predictable.
• Tangle-proof, boxed packaging reduces claims from snagging and short shipments, cutting soft costs and cycle time.
• Non-hazardous commodity status broadens carrier choices and enables faster tendering without hazmat paperwork.
• Standardized cartons for nets streamline warehousing and cross-dock handling, improving throughput and reducing accessorial risks.