Dimensional weight is defined as: (L x W x H) / divisor = Dimensional Weight

If the volumetric weight is higher than the actual weight, the freight charge will be calculated based on the volumetric weight.

Dimensional weight = (length x width x height) / (dimensional factor) where the dimensional factor = 166.

Dimensional weight is defined as: (L x W x H) / divisor = Dimensional Weight.

Dimensional weight = (length x width x height) / (dimensional factor) where the dimensional factor = 166.

If the dimensional weight exceeds the actual true weight, the carrier’s calculation of the dimensional weight will always apply.

Dimensional weight = (length x width x height) / (dimensional factor) where the dimensional factor = 166.

If the dimensional weight exceeds the actual true weight, the carrier's calculation of the dimensional weight will always apply.

Result: The actual cargo weight (91 kgs) is lower than the volumetric weight (127.92 kg) and thus the volumetric weight is applied

Our product here is having more volumetric weight than the actual weight.

Note: When the dimensional weight of a shipment exceeds the actual weight, shipping charges are based on the shipment's dimensional weight.

Compare the package's actual weight to its dimensional weight.

Compare the package's actual weight to its volumetric weight.

Finally, we compare the package's actual weight to its dimensional weight.

If volumetric weight is higher than the actual weight.