RULES CURRENTNMFC density scale · Jul 19, 2025USPS DIM 139 · Jul 12, 2026Last checked Sep 24, 2026
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FREIGHT CALCULATORS · UNITED STATES

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Uses the 13-tier NMFC density scale that took effect in July 2025. Many older calculators still use the old one. 13 free tools for LTL, ocean, air and trucking, every result showing its working.

UNITS

Measure the outside of the handling unit including the pallet and any overhang, and weigh it with all packaging.

HOW WE GOT THERE1. 48 × 40 × 50 in = 55.56 ft³ per unit2. 600.00 lb ÷ 55.56 ft³ = 10.80 lb/ft³3. 10.80 lb/ft³ falls in the 10–12 band → class 92.5
RESULTNMFC 2025
FREIGHT CLASS
92.5
DENSITY10.80 lb/ft³
TOTAL VOLUME55.56 ft³
TOTAL WEIGHT600 lb
UNITS1
Density-based classification, effective Jul 19, 2025.
HANDLING UNIT10.80 lb/ft³
NMFC density scale, effective July 2025
DENSITY (LB/FT³)CLASS
Under 1400
1 – under 2300
2 – under 4250
4 – under 6175
6 – under 8125
8 – under 10100
10 – under 1292.5 — your shipment
12 – under 1585
15 – under 22.570
22.5 – under 3065
30 – under 3560
35 – under 5055
50 and over50

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WHAT CHANGED

Rules these tools follow

NMFC DENSITY SCALEEffective Jul 19, 2025Most commodities now class on density alone, across a 13-tier scale. Fixed class listings were retired in bulk, so how you pack decides what you pay.Read the guide →
USPS DIMENSIONAL WEIGHTEffective Jul 12, 2026USPS applies a 139 divisor to packages over one cubic foot. Below that threshold, actual weight still rules.Read the guide →

Rules last checked: Sep 24, 2026

Guides

NMFC changes 2025The July 2025 density scale and what it replaced.USPS DIM divisor 139How USPS applies DIM weight above 1 cubic foot.Shipping container sizesInternal dimensions and real capacity, by container.Pallet sizesStandard pallet dimensions and stacking limits.How to measure LTL freightMeasure and weigh the way the carrier does.

Estimates only. Confirm class, billed weight and charges with your carrier before booking.