Does usable volume or mass limit the load first?

Weigh and measure product, packaging and fittings in a real shipment. Keep model payload separate from site handling assessment.

26 March 2026Updated 23 September 2026

Short answer

Weigh a representative load, measure its occupied volume in actual packaging and add plates, shelves and pallet mass. Compare total mass with the exact model's documented load rating and volume with usable interior dimensions. Plan around whichever binds first; site handling risk requires separate assessment.

For the same shipment, weigh and measure product and packaging; include mass and space taken by shelves, plates and carriers.

GEBHARDT lists a 500 kg rated payload for wheeled TBX 410/600/725/795 and 700 kg for palletised 900/1000/1070/1170/1500. Confirm the exact model and compare total mass separately with this rating and usable volume.

Keep the result with product type and loading layout. Catalogue rating is not a site handling or product-mass limit; assess the handling method separately for risk.