Metal weight calculator

Theoretical mass for bars, plates, sheets, tubes, hex stock and rings — using grade-specific densities for every alloy we document. Results in kilograms and pounds.

1 · Define the piece

Densities: nickel superalloys ≈ 8.1–8.9, titanium ≈ 4.4–4.5, steels ≈ 7.7–7.9 g/cm³.

2 · Theoretical weight

Weight per piece
Density used
Total volume

Theoretical weight from nominal dimensions and typical density. Actual delivered weight varies with tolerances and surface condition — use for estimation, not invoicing.

Reference

Density by grade

Typical densities used by this calculator
GradeUNSDensity, g/cm³
Alloy 718N077188.19
Alloy 625N066258.44
Alloy X-750N077508.28
Alloy 600N066008.47
Alloy 601N066018.11
Alloy 80AN070808.19
Alloy 90N070908.18
Alloy 263N072638.36
Alloy XN060028.22
Alloy C-276N102768.89
Titanium Grade 2R504004.51
Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5)R564004.43
Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Grade 23)R564074.43
Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2MoR546204.54
Ti-5Al-2.5Sn (Grade 6)R545204.48
Ti-3Al-2.5V (Grade 9)R563204.48
17-4PH StainlessS174007.75
15-5PH StainlessS155007.78
300M Alloy SteelK442207.83
4340 Alloy SteelG434007.85
440C StainlessS440047.8
321 StainlessS321007.9

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