NMFC Code Lookup

Search the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) database to find freight classes, article numbers, and commodity descriptions for LTL shipping.

Article # Description Class
148490 Packing Materials, for creating air, gas, liquid or mechanically tight seals or joints, viz.:Cord or Rope, plastic, in b...
72004 NOTE-Commodities other than frozen or requiring refrigeration, listed under this generic heading, when packed in rectang...
103300 Insulation or Insulating Material, viz.:Barriers, Shields, Windows or Glass Window Lights or Blocks, radiation shielding...
69100 Filters, viz.:Air Cleaners or Air Cleaner Cartridges or Elements, internal combustion engine or air compressor, in boxes...
20580 Bags, see Note, item 20582, viz.:Apparel, Bedding, Clothing or Garment Storage or Protection, NOI, in bags, bales, boxes...
33785 Building or Paving Materials, miscellaneous, viz.:Asphalt, Clay and Portland Cement, unmixed, in drums;Asphalt Compositi...
198080 Wire Goods or Wirework, viz.:Bed Spring Fabric, steel, linked or woven, in packages; Braid or Tape, steel, woven, in box...
179180 Stationery or Office Supplies, viz.:Binders or Covers, book or loose-leaf, NOI, with or without binding mechanism;Calend...
53510 Cork, viz.:Bars, Rods, Sheets or Slabs, NOI, in bales, boxes, crates or drums; Chips, Shavings, Virgin Bark or Waste, NO...
14535 Artists' or Crafters' Materials or Supplies, viz.:Artists' Boards or Panels, whether or not coated or cloth-covered, in ...
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Understanding NMFC Freight Classification

The National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) system, maintained by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA), assigns freight classes to over 10,000 commodity types. Each NMFC article describes a specific type of goods and its associated freight class, which ranges from Class 50 (most dense, lowest cost) to Class 500 (least dense, highest cost).

Freight classification is determined by four characteristics: density (weight per cubic foot), handling (ease of handling and special requirements), stowability (how well items can be stowed with other freight), and liability (susceptibility to damage or theft).

NMFC Freight Class Chart

Class Density (lbs/ft³) Example
50 50+ Bricks, cement, sand
55 35-50 Hardwood flooring, concrete blocks
60 30-35 Car accessories, bottled beverages
65 22.5-30 Car parts, bottled drinks, books
70 15-22.5 Food items, automobile engines
77.5 13.5-15 Tires, bathroom fixtures
85 12-13.5 Crated machinery, transmissions
92.5 10.5-12 Computers, monitors, refrigerators
100 9-10.5 Boat covers, wine cases, caskets
110 8-9 Cabinets, table saws
125 7-8 Small appliances, vending machines
150 6-7 Auto sheet metal, bookcases
175 5-6 Clothing, couches
200 4-5 Auto sheet metal parts, mattresses
250 3-4 Bamboo furniture, plasma TVs
300 2-3 Model boats, wood cabinets, tables
400 1-2 Deer antlers, lightweight fixtures
500 <1 Gold dust, ping pong balls

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