Mild steel
7.85 g/cm³ · 7,850 kg/m³
Estimate material weights and costs, convert common units, and calculate basic section dimensions—all in your browser.
Calculate weight per sheet, batch weight, and optional material cost.
Approximate formula: length × width × thickness × density. Dimensions are in mm; density is in g/cm³.
Estimate RHS weight per metre and total weight.
Uses a square-corner hollow-section approximation. Rounded corners and manufacturing tolerances affect actual weight.
Calculate approximate weight per metre and total weight for solid round bar.
Estimate pipe weight using outside diameter and wall thickness.
Estimate weight per metre and total weight for a solid rectangular bar.
Calculate approximate weight of a hollow round tube.
Estimate a right-triangle plate from its two perpendicular sides.
This calculator assumes a right triangle. It does not calculate arbitrary triangular shapes.
Estimate bend allowance and outside setback for one bend.
Estimate only. The correct K-factor depends on material, tooling, and forming method.
Add lengths of round or flat-bar pieces to estimate stock length and weight.
Round bar: Dimension 1 is diameter. Flat bar: Dimension 1 is width and Dimension 2 is thickness.
Estimate cost from known weight, price per kg, and optional waste.
Taxes, freight, cutting charges, and other fees are not included.
Convert between common metric and imperial units.
Typical approximate densities used in the calculators.
7.85 g/cm³ · 7,850 kg/m³
7.93 g/cm³ · 7,930 kg/m³
7.98 g/cm³ · 7,980 kg/m³
2.70 g/cm³ · 2,700 kg/m³
8.96 g/cm³ · 8,960 kg/m³
About 8.50 g/cm³ · varies by alloy
Techruna brings common fabrication calculations together in one place. Use these tools for quick planning, material estimates, and everyday workshop checks.
Calculate approximate weights for sheet, plate, pipe, tube, and common bar profiles without working through each formula by hand.
Enter your dimensions, choose a material where available, and get an estimate right alongside the calculator.
Convert lengths, estimate material costs, total cut lists, and check a basic sheet-metal bend allowance.
A few helpful notes for using the calculators and interpreting results.
No. Results are estimates based on the dimensions and material density entered. Actual weights can vary with alloy, tolerances, corner radii, and manufacturing methods.
Follow the units shown beside each field. For example, sheet dimensions use millimetres, while many profile lengths use metres.
The estimate uses the weight and price per kilogram you provide. Taxes, delivery, cutting, and other charges are not included.
Use the calculators for general estimating, not as a substitute for engineering calculations, certified data, or supplier specifications.
Standard sizes, actual material grades, production tolerances, and profile geometry can all affect the final weight.
Use the Reset button on a calculator to restore its default values and clear the displayed result.
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