Cargo details
Sample data — replace it with your cargoPaste a packing list from ExcelSelect the packing list in Excel (including the header row), copy (Ctrl+C) and paste below. Headers identify cargo name, dimensions, gross weight and carton count; sequence, net weight and volume columns are skipped. Without headers, use this order: Cargo name · L · W · H · Gross weight · Cartons . Dimensions can also share one cell, e.g. 60*40*35.
| ID | Cargo name | L cm | W cm | H cm | Gross kg/carton | Cartons | Orientation | Max. stack layers | Packaging | Volume m³ | Total kg | Loading status | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | |||||||||||
Uncheck cargo on the left to skip it this time while keeping the data. Enter moves to the next row and adds a row at the end. Use external carton dimensions. Upright only allows horizontal rotation and is the default; choose Any orientation only if the cargo may be laid on its side or upside down. Leave Max. stack layers blank for unlimited stacking. A number limits layers of this cargo and prevents other cargo on top (1 means nothing above). Palletized cargo uses the pallet dimensions in Loading settings.
Pallet dimensions For palletized cargo
Loading rules
Cartons bulge in practice. Allow space for hands and forklifts, plus a margin below theoretical utilization. Door clearance helps with closing and securing.
Container dimensions Choose a carrier for published dimensions, or edit manually
Dimensions come from carrier publications and may vary by equipment batch. The container plate prevails. Payload is the equipment limit; road and trailer limits also apply. Confirm heavy shipments with the carrier and haulier.
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