Calculation Disclaimer
A mathematically efficient arrangement is not automatically a safe or operationally feasible arrangement.
Last updated: 16 September 2026.
Packing and container results
PackMize does not model packaging deformation, stacking strength, friction, dynamic stability, moisture, lashing, full forklift manoeuvring, legal axle-load compliance, hazardous-goods segregation, customs requirements or carrier-specific rules. The Multi-SKU planner calculates a geometric cargo center of gravity, longitudinal/lateral balance and conservative stop-access audits. Vehicle Load Balance mode can additionally estimate static reactions at two configured supports and compare them with optional limits entered by the user. For semitrailers, kingpin reaction is not a tractor axle-load calculation. These are planning diagnostics rather than physical-stability, forklift-access or road-legal axle certifications. Maximum payload, support geometry, tare reactions and configured limits must be verified against the actual equipment and applicable rules. Where axle compliance is critical, verify measured axle/group loads using an appropriate certified weighbridge or equivalent professional measurement before transport.
Cutting results
PackMize does not model material defects, grain unless represented through rotation choices, clamping, machine-specific end allowances, toolpath feasibility, blade deflection, CNC constraints or operator safety. Kerf values and edge trims must be chosen for the real process.
Optimization status
PackMize uses deterministic heuristics, mathematical bounds and limited exact search where practical. PROVEN OPTIMAL is shown only when a valid bound is reached or an exact search proves that no better modeled solution exists. BEST SOLUTION FOUND means no global-optimality proof is claimed.
Professional verification
Use PackMize as a planning aid. Verify safety-critical, contractual, regulatory or production-critical decisions against the real equipment, packaging, material, manufacturer documentation and qualified professional requirements. PackMize output is not engineering certification, vehicle homologation, regulatory approval or machine-safety approval.