Express Freight
- Competitive air freight based on many BSA（blocked space agreement) price with airlines
- Guarantee the cargo space even in the peak season
- Pick up service in any city
- Hazardous goods shipping and fresh goods shipping
- Rich experience for large size goods shipping
The express carrier we work with
DHL
DHL is a global leader in express logistics and offers a wide range of services, including international shipping, warehousing, and supply chain solutions.
FedEx
FedEx is known for its reliable express delivery services, serving customers worldwide with options for express shipping, freight transportation, and e-commerce solutions.
UPS
UPS is a well-established provider of express delivery services, offering domestic and international shipping, as well as logistics and supply chain management solutions.
TNT
TNT, now a part of FedEx, specializes in express delivery services, catering to businesses and individuals with efficient and reliable shipping options.
USPS
The United States Postal Service (USPS) provides express mail services, including Priority Mail Express, which offers guaranteed overnight delivery within the United States.
EMS
The Express Mail Service (EMS) is an international express delivery service offered by various postal administrations worldwide, providing fast and secure shipping solutions.
SF Express
SF Express is a leading courier company in China, offering domestic and international express delivery services, as well as logistics solutions.
TNT Express
TNT Express, acquired by FedEx, provides express delivery services globally, specializing in time-sensitive shipments and customized logistics solutions.
Weight Calculation Methods for Courier Services
Method
Description
The actual weight of the package is measured using a weighing scale. This is the most common method used by courier services.
This method is used when the package has a large volume but is relatively light. The volumetric weight is calculated based on the package’s length, width, and height. The formula for volumetric weight calculation varies between courier services.
Also known as billable weight, this method considers both the actual weight and the volumetric weight of the package. The higher of the two weights is used to calculate the shipping charges. This ensures that lightweight packages with large dimensions are charged appropriately.
Some courier services have a minimum weight requirement for packages. If the actual weight of the package is below this minimum weight, the minimum weight is still used for calculating the shipping charges.
Dead weight is used for certain types of shipments, such as documents or letters. It is a fixed weight assigned to these types of shipments, regardless of their actual or volumetric weight.
This method is used for large, lightweight packages. The cubic weight is calculated based on the package’s volume in cubic meters. The specific formula for cubic weight calculation may vary between courier services.