NMFC 39775: Boxed Projection TV Screens — Class 300

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Confirm the item is set up (SU) and boxed; use manufacturer cartons or double-wall boxes with molded foam corners and face protection to prevent panel flex.
2. Palletize boxes upright with no overhang, add corner boards, and stretch-wrap tightly; apply tilt/shock indicators plus “Do Not Stack” and “This Side Up” labels.
3. On the BOL, list: NMFC 39775, “Screens, television projection, SU, in boxes,” Class 300; skip density fields, and include declared value and handling notes.
4. Select carriers experienced with electronics/optics freight; avoid cross-dock heavy lanes when possible and schedule delivery appointments for retail or residential drops.

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

• Fixed Class 300 means fast, predictable quotes with no density math—cleaner TMS rating and fewer reweigh/reclass disputes.
• Non-hazardous status broadens carrier choice and eliminates hazmat surcharges or documentation, streamlining compliance.
• Optics-sensitive handling under the Camera Group plus proper boxing/palletizing lowers damage risk, claim costs, and downtime.
• A single, specific NMFC listing reduces audit friction, prevents inspection delays, and helps keep accessorial exposure in check.