Simply enter your product’s dimensions, weight, and preferred packing orientation, then choose a container or truck size to receive an instant count of how many units will fit while staying within legal weight limits. The tool also calculates the total volume and weight of the shipment, helping you optimize your logistics operations.
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Try underwater monitoringUnder-utilised space translates directly into higher freight spend, unnecessary CO2 emissions, and more trucks or boxes on the road. Overloaded axles or uneven weight distribution, on the other hand, can trigger fines, rejected loads, and safety risks. A precise load-planning tool balances both constraints—space and weight—so shippers move more product per trip, cut cost per unit shipped, and meet sustainability targets without jeopardising compliance.
Users enter the dimensions, weight, and orientation preferences of each SKU or pallet, then select a container or trailer size. The calculator runs a real-time 3-D packing simulation that honours stacking limits, crush resistance, and mixed-item incompatibilities. It also checks axle group limits, tidal variations for Ro-Ro ramps, and country-specific road weight laws. The result is an interactive loading plan—complete with step-by-step stuffing instructions and a heat-map of unused volume—that can be exported to drivers, warehouse teams, or 3PLs.
By turning complex packing mathematics into a one-click workflow, the calculator eliminates guesswork on the warehouse floor, speeds up container turn-times, and prevents costly re-stuffing or last-minute LTL spill-over. It empowers procurement teams to negotiate sharper freight rates based on factual capacity data and helps sustainability managers quantify CO₂ savings tied to higher load factors.
The tool regularly lifts utilisation rates by 5-15 %, translating into fewer containers or truckloads for the same outbound volume and a direct reduction in freight spend.
Clear, step-by-step loading diagrams cut warehouse stuffing time, slash damage caused by poor stacking, and keep drivers on schedule by eliminating on-dock repacking.
Achieving higher load factors means fewer trips, which lowers fuel burn and greenhouse-gas emissions—helping companies hit Scope 3 targets and demonstrate greener logistics to customers.
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Type a container number and see its spot on the map, latest status events, and when it should reach the next stop.
Enter a ship's IMO or MMSI and watch its live location, speed, and the port it's heading toward.
Pick start and finish ports to get a quick number showing how much CO2 that sea trip will create.
Choose any port and find out how many ships are queued, how long they wait, and if it's getting better or worse.
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