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Frequently Asked Questions
Volumetric weight (also known as dimensional weight) is a measure of a package's density. Carriers use width, length, and height to calculate the space occupied by the package.
Multiply the width, length, and height, and divide the result by a specific divisor (usually 3000 or 5000) to find the volumetric weight.
Shipping companies usually compare the actual weight (kg) with the volumetric weight and charge based on whichever value is higher.