Steel Weight Calculator
Construction & Home ImprovementCalculate the weight of a steel bar or rod from its dimensions, using a standard steel density.
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Estimated weight in pounds, using a steel density of 490 pounds per cubic foot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What density does this calculator use for steel?
490 pounds per cubic foot, a standard figure for mild or carbon structural steel. Exact density varies slightly by alloy and grade.
How do I calculate the weight of a steel plate instead of a bar?
Use the dedicated Steel Plate Weight Calculator, which is set up for a flat plate shape (area times thickness) rather than a bar or rod.
Does this account for holes, cuts, or coatings?
No. This calculates the weight of solid stock only, based on the dimensions entered.
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