Freight Class for Keyboards and Mice

NMFC Classification Data

Visual Classification Analysis

This chart visualizes the NMFC density spectrum. The blue bar indicates the standard class assigned to Keyboards and Mice based on its typical shipping density.

Key Shipping Risks for Keyboards and Mice

Be aware of these 4 common risks when booking LTL freight.

• !Keyboards and Mice: High risk of opportunistic theft due to the popularity and portability of small electronic peripherals.
• !Keyboards and Mice: Fragility of internal circuitry makes items susceptible to damage from mechanical shocks and vibration during transit.
• !Keyboards and Mice: Susceptibility to moisture ingress and electrostatic discharge if the original retail packaging is compromised.
• !Keyboards and Mice: Risk of LTL reclassification or inspection fees if outer shipping cartons are improperly labeled or described.

Packaging Requirements (4 Steps)

Follow these steps exactly to avoid reclassification fees and damage claims.

1. 1For safe Keyboards and Mice transport: Utilize double-walled corrugated outer cartons rated for a minimum 200 lb burst strength to ensure structural integrity.
2. 2For safe Keyboards and Mice transport: Implement high-density foam inserts or air-cushioning to prevent movement and provide shock absorption for the units.
3. 3For safe Keyboards and Mice transport: Band and shrink-wrap shipping cartons onto a pallet to prevent unauthorized access and minimize individual package handling.
4. 4For safe Keyboards and Mice transport: Apply high-visibility 'Fragile' and 'Electronic' labels on at least three sides to ensure proper freight handling protocols.