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What Is Pallet Density?

Pallet density is the weight per cubic foot of palletized cargo, used by carriers for NMFC freight class assignment and pricing. United States Pallets supplies new, recycled, custom, and ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets to commercial buyers in all 50 states, with a 50-pallet minimum order and a written quote target of under 2 business hours.

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Pallet density is the weight per cubic foot of palletized cargo, used by carriers for NMFC freight class assignment and pricing.

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Definition

Pallet density is the weight per cubic foot of palletized cargo, used by carriers for NMFC freight class assignment and pricing.

Detailed Explanation

Density formula: weight (lbs) / cube (cubic feet). NMFC class assignments: Class 50 = high density (>50 lbs/cuft); Class 100 = mid density (15-22 lbs/cuft); Class 500 = low density (<1 lb/cuft). Drives LTL pricing.

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