NMFC 179723 - Wooden Rubber Stamp Strips | Class 70-85

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Identify the freight precisely on the BOL: “Strips, Molding and Mounting, Rubber Stamp, Wooden,” and select the actual packaging type used (boxes or crates).
2. For boxed shipments, bundle similar lengths (e.g., 12–24 inch mounts), add edge guards and partitions, and mark fragile faces to prevent scuffing or bending.
3. For long or mixed-length molding, build a snug crate with blocking and cross-bracing so pieces cannot slide; secure at multiple points along 48-inch sections.
4. Record piece count and max length; density is not required for this item. Verify the NMFC sub that determines whether your load falls at class 70 or 85.

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

• Accurate use of NMFC 179723 reduces reclass fees and invoice disputes, keeping LTL quotes consistent from tender to delivery.
• Right-size packaging (boxes for short sets, crates for long runs) cuts handling risks, lowering damage claims on delicate wooden edges.
• Clear labeling and standardized lengths speed dock handling, improving transit reliability and reducing accessorials tied to extra touches.
• Non-hazardous status simplifies carrier onboarding and avoids hazmat surcharges, helping craft suppliers and stamp makers control freight spend.