Freight Class Calculator

Freight class and density calculator

Determining the right freight class can save you both time and money. We've created an easy-to-use calculator to help you choose the right freight class and accurately plan your shipment

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Determining Freight Class

Determining the correct freight class is essential for accurate shipping costs and unexpected fees. Freight class is a standardized system in North America (typically NMFC-based) that categorizes goods based on transportability.

Key Factors in Freight Classification:

Freight Class Chart (Common Examples):

Class	Density Range (lbs/cu ft)	Example Items
50	≥50	Machinery, bricks
55	35-50	Ceramic tiles, cement
60	30-35	Car parts, bottled beverages
65	22-30	Auto parts, furniture
70	15-22	Cabinets, cast iron stoves
77.5	13-15	Tires, Mattresses
85	12-13	Crated machinery
92.5	10-12	Computer monitors
100	9-10	Glassware, canvas
110	8-9	TVs, large appliances
125	7-8	Small appliances, boxes of books
150	6-7	Lightweight fixtures
175	5-6	Clothing, lampshades
200	4-5	Bagged goods, foam products
250	3-4	Ping-pong balls, empty containers
300	1-3	Life jackets, empty drums
400	≥0.5	Down feathers, insulation
500	≥0	Aircraft parts, Artificial flowers/plants