Weight is rounded up to the nearest upper limit, to 1/2kg for weight up to 10kg, to a whole if the weight is more then 10kg.
When calculating DIM weight for IPF MPS shipments, determine the total measured weight, and compare it to the DIM and IPF DIM weights.
Example 5: | |||||
Number of packages: 3 | |||||
Package 1: | 14 | kg | | L = 60 * W = 45 * H = 45 = | 24.3 | kg |
Package 2: | 3 | kg | | L = 10 * W = 10 * H = 10 = | 0.2 | kg |
Package 3: | 40 | kg | | L = 100 * W = 70 * H = 40 = | 56.0 | kg |
Service is used for shipments where the volumetric weight of any box exceeds 68kg.
The shipment qualifies for IPF service because the volumetric weight is greater than 68kg.
When calculating DIM weight for IPF MPS shipments, determine the total measured weight and compare it with the DIM and IPF DIM weights.
Example 6: | |||||
Number of packages: 3 | |||||
Package 1: | 100 | kg | | 80 * 70 * 75 = 84.0 | | 68 | kg |
Package 2: | 50 | kg | | 50 * 50 * 50 = 25.0 | | 68 | kg |
Package 3: | 40 | kg | | 40 * 40 * 40 = 12.8 | | 68 | kg |
The highest result for volumetric weight is used as a condition for the entire shipment to qualify for IPF service.