Calculate your shipment's cubic meter (CBM) volume and volumetric weight instantly. Essential for planning international air and sea freight.
CBM (Cubic Meter) is the universal measurement in freight forwarding used to calculate cargo space and shipping charges.
CBM = Length × Width × Height (in meters). For example, a box of 100cm × 80cm × 60cm = 1.0m × 0.8m × 0.6m = 0.48 CBM.
Airlines use volumetric weight to charge for light but bulky cargo. Formula: CBM × 167 = Volumetric Weight (kg). The chargeable weight is the greater of actual vs volumetric weight.
Sea freight pricing is primarily based on total volume (CBM), while air cargo is charged on the higher of gross weight or volumetric weight.
Usable Capacity: ~33 CBM
Max Payload: ~28,000 kg
Internal: 5.90m × 2.35m × 2.39m
Usable Capacity: ~67 CBM
Max Payload: ~28,500 kg
Internal: 12.03m × 2.35m × 2.39m
Usable Capacity: ~76 CBM
Max Payload: ~28,500 kg
Internal: 12.03m × 2.35m × 2.69m
