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Head to our FedEx LTL Freight Classification Tool. It’s an easy freight class/NMFC code lookup tool with a freight density calculator built in that can help you estimate your freight class.
Here's a step-by-step guide: Measure the dimensions of your product in inches (length x width x height) Weigh your product in pounds. Enter the dimensions and weight into the FedEx freight class calculator. The calculator will determine your product's freight class and rate.
Our Freight Class Calculator tool will automatically calculate your density when you enter your shipment length, width, height and weight.
You can use this freight class calculator to quickly and easily determine the freight class for a given shipment; simply input the total weight and dimensions of the item you wish to ship.
To calculate the density and class, follow these steps or use the calculator below. First measure the height, width, and depth of the shipment. In taking these measurements you must be sure to measure to the farthest points, including pallets or other packaging.
Use the Freightquote freight density calculator for an instant freight class estimate. Or use the chart to determine class using freight density.
Freight Class Calculator. Enter Dimensions and Weight. Example calculation: Your 40" x 48" pallet has a height of 48" and weighs 425 lbs. Results. Analysis. If you add 1.7 lbs to the pallet without increasing the volume, your class will change to 110. At a lower class you will be charged less per pound and that may result in a lower total cost.
