NMFC 83650 - Furniture Stock, Molded Plywood | Class 70-200

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Pack molded plywood pieces as tight, protected packages: nest curved shells, add edge guards, and wrap surfaces to prevent scuffs or veneer delamination.
2. Use flat dunnage above and below stacks, then strap to a pallet with cornerboards; avoid overhang that can crack thin radii or edges.
3. Choose the correct subclass within the 70–200 range based on the exact NMFC listing for molded plywood stock, and print NMFC 83650 and the selected class on the BOL.
4. Call out handling cues like Do Not Double Stack or Keep Dry when finish veneers or pressed forms are moisture-sensitive or easily crushed.

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

• Correct class selection within 70–200 avoids reclass fees and surprise rate increases on molded plywood components.
• Damage-minimizing packaging (edge guards, nesting, palletized support) reduces OS&D claims and keeps production lines supplied on time.
• Clear labeling and accurate NMFC 83650 data speeds carrier acceptance and lowers dwell time, improving pickup reliability.
• Non-hazardous status streamlines quoting and tendering, helping you secure competitive LTL rates without hazmat surcharges.