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What Is NMFC Freight Class?

NMFC (National Motor Freight Classification) class is the freight category 50-500 assigned based on density, stowability, ease of handling, and liability, used by LTL carriers for pricing.

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NMFC (National Motor Freight Classification) class is the freight category 50-500 assigned based on density, stowability, ease of handling, and liability, used by LTL carriers for pricing.

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Definition

NMFC (National Motor Freight Classification) class is the freight category 50-500 assigned based on density, stowability, ease of handling, and liability, used by LTL carriers for pricing.

Detailed Explanation

NMFC class drivers: density (60% weight); stowability; handling; liability. Class 50 = lowest cost; Class 500 = highest. Pallet shipments typically Class 70-150. Lower class = lower freight cost per pallet.

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