To accurately calculate transportation cost, the following data is required:

Type of cargo - product name;

Weight and dimensions of the cargo - length, width, height, weight, and volume;

Points of departure and delivery - country and city. For door-to-door shipping, the exact address must be provided;

Need for packaging and its type (polypropylene bags, pallets, wooden crate, etc.);

Cargo value;

Additional services: insurance, customs clearance, and so on.

To calculate cargo volume, you need to know its length, height, and width.

Measurements are taken at the farthest protruding points.

Volume is calculated in cubic meters using a stacking coefficient of 1.1 according to the formula:

V = L x W x H

where V is volume, L is length, W is width, H is height.

In transportation, the term cargo density is an auxiliary indicator that means the ratio of mass (cargo weight) to the occupied volume.

If the density reaches or exceeds 200 kg per cubic meter, the cargo is considered heavy. In some cases the limit may be 170 or 180 kg per cubic meter.

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