Central Freight Lines, Inc.; A Less than truckload carrier offering spot quote and warehousing services as well as shipping to Mexico, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

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Pieces	Length	Width	Height	Enter Weight per piece (lbs.)	Volume (ft.³)	Density (lbs./ft.³)	Class

Measuring Tips
In cases where the shipment is palletized, the dimensions of the pallet determine the cubic dimensions.
Although the original dimension of the carton remains the same, the cubic dimensions now include those of the pallet.

Example:

(Length x Width x Height = Volume ) / Weight = Density
There are 1728 cubic inches in one cubic foot
For a length of 48", a width of 40" and a height of 28" (20" plus 8" of pallet) equals 53,760 in.³ / 1728 = 31.11 ft³.
The density is the total weight of 110 lbs (80 lbs for the cargo and 30 lbs for the pallet) divided by the volume (31.11), which equals 3.54 lbs./ft³

and has a corresponding class code of 250.