What’s the difference between actual and dimensional weight?
Actual weight is the weight of a package on a scale. Dimensional weight is related to the package’s measurements and the space it occupies in the aircraft while being transported. Airlines take into consideration the greater value between actual and dimensional weight when applying rates. Because of this Ship7 applies the same rule to packages. The following formula is used:
Length x Width X Height (in inches) / 139 or Length x Width X Height (in centimeters) / 5000
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When is dimensional weight applied?
When the dimensional weight is greater than the actual weight. Here is the formula for the dimensional weight which we use to calculate our shipments: Length x Width X Height (in inches) / 139 or Length x Width X Height (in centimeters) / 5000
Are there package weight, volume and value limitations?
For package weight and volume, you can use our Calculator for information concerning limitations for your country. Value Limitations: If the package contents of the same category that exceed the declared value of US $2500, and an export document ...
DHL Express Package Limit and Restrictions
DHL Express will only accept shipments that contain pieces up to 660 pounds (300 kilograms) in actual weight and 118 inches (300 centimeters) in length.
What is the difference between item and prohibited items?
Prohibited Items: If an item is prohibited in your country or for export from the United States, we cannot ship it to you. If you are not sure if an item is prohibited, please contact us before ordering. If we receive an item we cannot ship to you, ...
How do I calculate my shipping charges in advance?
We encourage you to use Ship7 Cost Calculator, which you can use to estimate the international shipping costs, before you order the item from the Merchant. Note that the total cost that will be displayed in advance of your purchase is only an ...