What is the NMFC code 133100?
NMFC code 133100 belongs to freight group 114000 and is described as: Wheels, earth or soil compacting (Compaction Wheels), iron or steel, weighing each 400 pounds or more, see Note, item 133101, on lift truck skids or pallets
Class: 55
Articles in this Freight Group
| NMFC | Sub | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 133100 | 0 | 55 | Wheels, earth or soil compacting (Compaction Wheels), iron or steel, weighing each 400 pounds or more, see Note, item 133101, on lift truck skids or pallets |
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Understanding Freight Class 55
NMFC code 133100 is classified as Freight Class 55.
- Typical Density: 35-50 lbs/cu ft
- Common Items: Dense items like bricks, cement, hardwood flooring
Freight class affects shipping rates - lower classes (50-85) typically have lower rates, while higher classes (150-500) have higher rates due to factors like density, stowability, handling, and liability.
Shipping Tips for NMFC 133100
- Accurate Classification: Always verify the NMFC code matches your shipment to avoid reclassification fees.
- Proper Packaging: Use appropriate packaging to protect your freight and maintain its classification.
- Documentation: Include complete and accurate descriptions on your Bill of Lading.
- Density Calculation: Measure and weigh your shipment accurately, as density affects classification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NMFC code 133100 used for?
NMFC code 133100 is used to classify "Wheels, earth or soil compacting (Compaction Wheels), iron or steel, weighing each 400 pounds or more, see Note, item 133101, on lift truck skids or pallets" for Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) shipping. This classification helps carriers determine appropriate freight rates.
How does NMFC 133100 affect my shipping costs?
With a freight class of 55, shipping costs are determined by the classification combined with weight, dimensions, distance, and other factors. Accurate classification helps avoid additional fees.
Additional Information
This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always consult the official NMFC documentation for the most up-to-date and accurate information.