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Aluminum Weight Calculator

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Calculate the weight of an aluminum bar or rod from its dimensions, using a standard aluminum density.

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Estimated weight in pounds, using an aluminum density of 169 pounds per cubic foot.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What density does this calculator use for aluminum?

169 pounds per cubic foot, a typical figure for common structural aluminum alloys such as 6061. Exact density varies slightly by alloy.

Why is aluminum so much lighter than steel for the same dimensions?

Aluminum density is roughly a third of steel density, which is why aluminum parts of the same size weigh significantly less.

Does this work for aluminum tubing or pipe?

Not directly. This calculator assumes a solid bar. A hollow tube would weigh less than this estimate, since it removes material from the center.

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