Freight Class 125 — Density Range, Examples & Calculator

Freight class

125

Density range

7–8 lb/ft³

Class 125 covers freight with a density of 7–8 lb/ft³. Typical examples: small household appliances, vending machines, exhibit displays. Higher classes cost more per pound because light, bulky freight consumes trailer space and damages more easily.

Check if your shipment is class 125

Handling units

Length (in)

Width (in)

Height (in)

Total weight (lb)

Density

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Cubic feet

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Estimated class

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Measure the handling unit as it ships — palletized freight includes the pallet's dimensions and weight. Density-based estimate; the NMFC commodity listing (handling, stowability, liability) can override it.

Neighboring classes

Class 110 (denser) · Class 150 (lighter) · Full class chart & calculator

Is density the only factor?

No — density sets the baseline since NMFTA's 2025 changes, but commodities with special handling, stowability or liability characteristics keep their own NMFC listings. Confirm with the NMFC or your carrier before booking.