CargoKit

Carrier Divisor Comparison

Same shipment, every versioned DIM rule we publish — by country and rate type.

Dimension unitDimensions
Weight unitWeight
L (in)W (in)H (in)

rows

International Standard (5,000 cm³/kg)12.59 kg DIM / 12.59 kg chargeable
Air Freight Volumetric (6,000 cm³/kg)10.49 kg DIM / 10.49 kg chargeable
Imperial Standard (139 in³/lb)12.53 kg DIM / 12.53 kg chargeable
UPS US Daily Rates (139 in³/lb)12.53 kg DIM / 12.53 kg chargeable
UPS US Retail Rates (166 in³/lb)10.49 kg DIM / 10.49 kg chargeable
General Courier (5,000 cm³/kg)12.59 kg DIM / 12.59 kg chargeable

Standard industry convention

Each row is a versioned published convention. Divisors differ by carrier, country, service, and rate type.

How it was calculated
International Standard (5,000 cm³/kg)divisor 5000 ( )12.59 kg DIM / 12.59 kg chargeable
Air Freight Volumetric (6,000 cm³/kg)divisor 6000 ( )10.49 kg DIM / 10.49 kg chargeable
Imperial Standard (139 in³/lb)divisor 139 ( )12.53 kg DIM / 12.53 kg chargeable
UPS US Daily Rates (139 in³/lb)divisor 139 (US Daily)12.53 kg DIM / 12.53 kg chargeable
UPS US Retail Rates (166 in³/lb)divisor 166 (US Retail)10.49 kg DIM / 10.49 kg chargeable
General Courier (5,000 cm³/kg)divisor 5000 ( )12.59 kg DIM / 12.59 kg chargeable

How it works

There is no global UPS divisor. We list each rule with country, rate type, and last verified date.

Formula

DIM kg for each published rule

Worked example

US Daily 139 vs US Retail 166 produce different DIM kg for the same box.

Frequently asked questions

Why two UPS numbers?

UPS US Daily Rates use 139 in³/lb; Retail Rates use 166. Other countries differ.