From a single sheet to a full batch of bars. Estimate Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Metal weights in seconds.
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Select a shape to see the cross-sectional formula.
Dimensions convert to millimetres. Weight = cross-sectional area × length × density ÷ 1,000,000 (kg). Total weight = weight per piece × quantity.
Use actual dimensions, not nominal pipe sizes. For coils, enter strip width, thickness and uncoiled length. Quantity is the number of identical pieces or coils.
Need a grade that is not listed? Choose Custom material and enter its certified density.
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Presets are approximate room-temperature planning values. Verify the density for your grade and condition. References: Canadian Conservation Institute, Outokumpu and Special Metals.
Yes. This metal weight calculator is free, runs entirely in your browser, and needs no sign-up. Use it online from a desktop or phone whenever you’re planning material for a quote or an order.
Yes — choose from 15 shapes including sheet/plate, round bar, square bar, hex bar, pipe/tube, angle, channel and beam. Each shape asks for the dimensions that actually matter (strip width and uncoiled length for coils, outer diameter and wall thickness for tubes, and so on) rather than nominal sizing.
Yes. Results show total weight in kilograms, with additional totals in grams and metric tonnes. You can enter dimensions in millimetres, centimetres, metres, inches or feet.
The calculator is fully mobile-responsive, so it works like an app in your phone’s browser — no download needed. Add this page to your home screen for one-tap access on site visits.
Yes. Density presets cover both ferrous metals (mild steel, stainless steel grades) and non-ferrous metals (aluminium, copper, brass). If your exact grade isn’t listed, choose Custom material and enter its certified density.
The calculator uses standard room-temperature density values for each material and shape formula. For certified or safety-critical weight figures, always verify against the mill test certificate for your specific batch.