The National Classification Committee publishes guidelines to identify the freight class that relates to average density, stow ability, and valuation. ExFreight uses dimensional based pricing so your class will be based on the total average density of your shipment. Please use the density chart below to find your freight class.

50lbs or greater per cubic foot = class 50

35lbs-49.9lbs per cubic foot = class 55

30lbs-34.9lbs per cubic foot = class 60

22.5lbs-29.9lbs per cubic foot = class 65

15lbs-22.4lbs per cubic foot = class 70

13.5lbs-14.9lbs per cubic foot = class 77.5

12lbs-13.4lbs per cubic foot = class 92.5

9lbs-11.9lbs per cubic foot = class 100

8lbs-8.9lbs per cubic foot = class 110

7lbs-7.9lbs per cubic foot = class 125

6lbs-6.9lbs per cubic foot = class 150

5lbs-5.9lbs per cubic foot = class 200

3lbs-4.9lbs per cubic foot = class 250

2lbs-2.9lbs per cubic foot = class 300

1lbs-1.9lbs per cubic foot = class 400

>1lbs per cubic foot = class 500

The higher the class the higher the rate.