What does class 70 freight mean?

Class 70 covers freight with a density between 15 and 22.5 lbs per cubic foot — machinery, engine components, car parts, and cased food products. A large volume of palletised industrial freight falls into this band, which puts class 70 among the most frequently used ratings in North American LTL. Rates sit in the lower-middle of the scale.

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