Shipping Limited Quantities (LQ) from weclapp

• Flag on the item: LQ only applies if all items with the same UN number in the package carry the LQ flag.
• Quantity limits: The app checks the quantity per inner packaging against guideline values per class and packing group. Column 7a of the ADR table for your UN number remains decisive.
• Density factor: The app converts limits in liters using the density in kilograms. Example: cleaning product of class 8, packing group II, 1.03 kg per bottle, density 1.03 g/ml. The limit of 1 liter corresponds to 1.03 kg, so the bottle may go out as LQ. Without the density factor it would have failed at the 1 kg limit. More on this: Net weight and density factor.
• Package limit: at most 30 kg per package.
• Excluded: Classes 1 and 7 never go as LQ.

LQ line items count as zero in the ADR points and 1000-point rule.

• DPD: LQ shipments without a transport document.
• Gebrüder Weiss: LQ is reported along with the shipment.
• Dachser: LQ with your Dachser customer dangerous goods ID. Without an ID, the app reports the line item as full dangerous goods.
• Kühne+Nagel: recognizes dangerous goods items automatically.
• Österreichische Post: LQ only. The app aborts shipments with full dangerous goods before booking.

• Gefahrgut 4 weclapp: the overview with carrier matrix
• Net weight and density factor
• ADR points and the 1000-point rule
• Dangerous goods master data on the weclapp item