4,752 cubic inches (2.75 cu ft, 0.0779 m³). Often used for small furniture parts, appliances.
Packed lighter than this, you are billed this weight anyway.
| Carrier | Divisor | DIM weight |
|---|---|---|
| USPS | 139 | 35 lb |
| UPS (Daily Rates) | 139 | 35 lb |
| FedEx | 139 | 35 lb |
| UPS (Retail Rates) | 166 | 29 lb |
| DHL Express (International) | 5000 | 16 kg |
Stepping down to a 16 × 16 × 16 in box drops the UPS and FedEx floor to 30 lb, 5 lb less per parcel.
This box is over 1 cubic foot, so USPS applies dimensional weight.
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USPS · divisor 139
Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express, Ground Advantage, Parcel Select
Billable weight
35lb
You pay for 21 lb of air on every box.
A box 1 inch smaller on every side bills 6 lb less.
| USPS | ÷139 | 35 lb |
| UPS | ÷139 | 35 lb |
| FedEx | ÷139 | 35 lb |
| UPS Retail | ÷166 | 29 lb |
| DHL Express | ÷5000 | 16 kg |
4,752 cubic inches ÷ 139 = 34.19, rounded up to 35 lb for UPS Daily Rates and FedEx. USPS also bills 35 lb since the July 2026 change.
With UPS and FedEx, anything packed under 35 lb is billed as 35 lb. Above that, you pay actual weight.
Carrier rules verified 2026-09-30. Methodology