What is freight class 110?
Density cannot produce class 110.
The NMFC density scale effective July 19, 2025 has 13 sub-provisions, and class 110 is not one of them. It now applies only where a commodity's own NMFC item assigns it — typically for handling, stowability or liability reasons rather than density. If a calculator returned class 110 from your dimensions and weight, it is running the retired 18-row table.
What typically ships at class 110
- Cabinets and casework
- Framed artwork
- Table saws and benchtop tools
- Commodity-specific NMFC items only
Examples are illustrative of typical density, not classification rulings. A commodity's actual class comes from its NMFC item; density decides it only where that item is density-based.
The class 110 mistake worth knowing
Class 110 is not produced by the current density scale. It sits between the 100 (8–10 lb/ft³) and 125 (6–8 lb/ft³) tiers with no density band of its own, so it now applies only where a commodity's NMFC item assigns it directly.
Measure your actual shipment with the freight class calculator — it applies the July 19, 2025 scale and shows how far you are from the next class in both directions.