Courier ka volumetric weight nikaaliye
Delhivery uses 5000 for surface and express. For flyers it charges dead weight up to 1 kg. Check your courier's current rate card.
Add your product size and we only suggest smaller boxes it still fits in.
Chargeable weight
12 kg
Volumetric weight decides the bill
Right-size hint
If your product still fits: Reduce breadth by 3 cm and the chargeable weight drops from 12 kg to 11 kg. New outside size 60 × 22 × 40 cm.
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Example: a 60 × 25 × 40 cm box weighing 8 kg. Volumetric weight = 60 × 25 × 40 ÷ 5000 = 12 kg. You are billed for 12 kg, not 8.
Volumetric weight (kg) = length × breadth × height in cm ÷ divisor. Delhivery and Shiprocket use 5000, Aramex 6000 and FedEx Surface 4500. You pay for the greater of the volumetric weight and the dead weight.
Delhivery divides L × B × H in cm by 5000 for both surface and express. A 60 × 25 × 40 cm box is 60 × 25 × 40 ÷ 5000 = 12 kg, even if it weighs less.
Yes. Shiprocket rounds each side up to the next whole centimetre, and the weight up to the next full kilogram, before it bills.
Trim the air out of the box. When volumetric weight decides the bill, taking 1 to 3 cm off one side often drops you into a lower slab. The right-size hint shows the smallest trim that does it.