NMFC 150510 - Metal Fridge Display Pans | Class 85-100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Confirm you’re shipping metal pans or platters built for refrigerated showcases, then choose the listed class within 85–100 under NMFC 150510 based on your packaging (boxes or crates).
2. Nest pans to cut cube, and separate each layer with kraft sheets or foam to avoid scuffing on brushed stainless or coated finishes.
3. For boxed shipments: use double‑wall cartons (e.g., 275# or 32 ECT), add corner guards, wrap bundles, and strap cartons to a pallet with no overhang.
4. For crated loads: brace stacks with cross‑members, secure with bolts or heavy banding, and mark “Display Pans—Do Not Tip” for mixed foodservice equipment moves.

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

• Correct 85–100 class selection streamlines LTL quotes and reduces costly reclass fees for foodservice and display‑case suppliers.
• Nesting and dividers shrink shipment footprint and cut cosmetic damage claims, protecting resale value on visually critical displayware.
• Choosing boxes versus crates by route risk balances protection and packaging cost, improving total landed cost on long hauls.
• Non‑hazardous commodity status simplifies booking and avoids hazmat surcharges, accelerating dock turns and delivery timelines.