what is full throw, free throw, and half throw

What is full throw, no throw, and half throw

Full throw, free throw and half throw are the methods of calculating the billable weight of goods

1. Billing method

    Free throw: only billed by actual weight
    Half toss: (actual weight + volumetric weight) ÷ 2
    Full toss: Actual weight and volumetric weight take the larger charge

Second, the volume weight calculation formula
According to the calculation formula stipulated by the International Aviation Association (IATA):
Volume weight = length cm × width cm × height cm ÷ 6000
3. Throwing weight calculator
Using the Price Calculator, enter the weight and dimensions to accurately estimate the billable weight, shipping, and throw weight information.
4. Free throw by air

    In the vast majority of cases, air transportation is free of throwing transportation, that is, only the actual weight is calculated.
    The specific free throw weight limit can be found in the price list
    If the free throw limit is exceeded, it will be charged as a half throw

5. All shipping by sea

    Shipping cost is mainly space
    Shipping fee is calculated according to full throw
    Shipping Cube only calculates the freight according to the size
    Shipping cubic 1m³ is heavy cargo if it exceeds 500kg, heavy cargo = actual weight/500kg = number of billing parties
    During the transportation of large quantities of heavy goods, it is often necessary to complete the delivery in batches to ensure that the vehicles are not overloaded

6. Examples
Assuming 1m³ of cargo weight 100kg:
Actual weight: 100kg
Volume weight: 166.67kg=100×100×100÷6000

    Free throw: only billed by actual weight
    Actual weight = 100kg
    Half toss: (actual weight + volumetric weight) ÷ 2
    (166.67kg + 100kg) ÷ 2 = 133.34kg
    Full toss: Actual weight and volumetric weight take the larger charge
    166.67kg > 100kg = 166.67kg

7. Notes

    "Throwing cargo" bulky cargo
    "heavy cargo" heavy cargo
    "Dimensional Weight" Dimensional Weight