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NMFC 69010 - Filters & Related Materials | Class N/A

Article ID
69010
NMFC 69010 for filters and related materials
Freight Group
UNGROUPED ARTICLES
Ungrouped listing referencing Filters Group items
Class Range
N/A 0 classification
Class range not specified; check sub-item
Hazardous
No
Non-hazardous materials, standard handling applies

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
69010.00 FILTERS GROUP: Articles consist of Filters or Related Materials, as described in items subject to this grouping.

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Confirm the filter type and material before booking—pleated paper air filters, synthetic media rolls, metal mesh screens, or liquid filter cartridges—to align with the correct sub-item under the Filters Group.
  2. Pack fragile pleats in rigid cartons with corner protectors and a full top pad; bag loose media to keep out dust, then palletize with a top sheet and use “Do Not Stack” cones when crush risk is high.
  3. Control moisture and contamination: poly-bag paper or synthetic media with desiccant; for resin- or oil-treated filters, line cartons to prevent seepage and mark orientation as “This Side Up.”
  4. Document clearly on the BOL: ‘NMFC 69010 – Filters Group,’ item description, media type/micron rating, count per carton, and pallet dimensions/weight to speed carrier inspection and avoid rework.

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

Business Value

  • Reduced claims from crushed pleats and contaminated media via rigid cartons, corner supports, and clean inner wraps.
  • Faster rating decisions by referencing the Filters Group and supplying precise material details, lowering reclass and dispute risk.
  • Better cube efficiency with uniform cartons and tight palletization, helping avoid cubic minimum charges and minimizing accessorials.
  • Cleaner, labeled deliveries accelerate receiving and QA checks, cutting detention time and improving dock throughput.