Freight density example
A 48 × 40 × 45 inch handling unit occupies 50 ft³. At a total weight of 500 lb, its density is 10 lb/ft³, or about 160.18 kg/m³.
Frequently asked questions
Does density determine freight class by itself?
No. Density can be an important input, but freight classification and pricing can depend on additional rules and shipment characteristics.
What dimensions should I measure?
Use the full outside dimensions of the handling unit as shipped, including the pallet or packaging where applicable.