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Please
Note: Our services are for Business to Business shipments
only and substantial fees from $60.00 to $145.00 each,
for pickup
and/or delivery in a residential area needs to be added. "Business"
generally means a location within a commercially
zoned area. The
Shipper and/or Receiver are responsible for loading / unloading with
a loading dock, forklift or manpower.
On request,
Carriers can provide trucks with a Loading Gate -
for additional fees from $110.00 to $245.00 for
pickup and delivery.
There is the option to avoid additional charges, if your cargo is
delivered on pallets, crates or with any other protected way of
packings to the freight Carrier's local warehouse and/or
will be picked up by the Receiver at the
Carrier's local freight
terminal.
National Freight
Classification Density Guidelines: (Lower Class generally means a lower
Freight
Rate)
|
>50 = Class
50 |
>35
= Class 55 |
>30
= Class 60 |
>22.5 = Class
65 |
>15
= Class 70 |
>13.5 = Class
77.5 |
|
>12
= Class 85 |
>10.5 = Class
92.5 |
>9 =
Class 100 |
>8 =
Class 110 |
>7 =
Class 125 |
>6 =
Class 150 |
|
>5 =
Class 175 |
>4 = Class
200 |
>3 =
Class 250 |
>2 =
Class 300 |
>1 =
Class 400 |
less 1 = Class
500 | It is easy to calculate in Foot: L x W x H
= Total Cubic Foot -------> Finally divide Weight by Total Cubic
Foot = Freight Density
250 LBS with L = 6' + W = 4' + H =
3'): 6 x 4 x 3 = 72 ------>
Finally 250 LBS divided Freight Code found 72 = 3.47 = Class
250
Calculate in Inch: L
x W x H = Cubic Inch ---> divide by 1728 = Cubic Foot
---> Weight divided by Cubic Foot = Freight Density
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