Carton volume
CBM calculator for multiple cartons
Add cartons with different sizes and quantities to calculate total cubic volume, dimensional weight and estimated chargeable weight.
Carton volume
Add cartons with different sizes and quantities to calculate total cubic volume, dimensional weight and estimated chargeable weight.
How the calculation works
CBM stands for cubic metre. When dimensions are entered in centimetres, multiply length, width, height, and quantity, then divide by 1,000,000.
40 × 30 × 50 × 2 ÷ 1,000,000
A carton measuring 40 × 30 × 50 cm has a volume of 0.06 CBM. Two identical cartons total 0.12 CBM.
0.12 CBM
Volume and billing
Carriers usually compare actual weight with dimensional weight. The higher value may become the chargeable weight, subject to the carrier's contract, rounding, and service rules.
Yes. Add one row for each carton size and enter its quantity. CartonCheck sums all rows into one total CBM.
Yes. Use the final packed dimensions, including the outer carton and protective materials.
Not by itself. The carrier may use actual weight, dimensional weight, minimum charges, and other contract conditions.