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View detailsSteel Coil Weight Calculator
Our free online steel coil weight calculator helps professionals in the steel industry quickly and accurately determine the weight of various types of steel coils. Whether you’re working with hot rolled coil, cold rolled coil, galvanized steel coil, stainless steel coil or more, this tool provides instant calculations to streamline your workflow.
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Steel Coil Weight Calculator
Professional tool for calculating steel coil weight
mm
Outer diameter must be larger than inner diameter
mm
Inner diameter must be smaller than outer diameter
Common IDs: 508mm (20 inches), 610mm (24 inches)
mm
g/cm³
Select common material densities:
Carbon Steel
Stainless
Galvanized
Calculation Results
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Carbon Steel
7.85 g/cm³
Stainless Steel
7.93 g/cm³
Galvanized
8.05 g/cm³
Aluminum
2.70 g/cm³
How to Calculate Steel Coil Weight
Calculation Formula
Weight (kg) = π × (OD² – ID²) × Width × Density ÷ 4,000,000
Where:
π ≈ 3.1416, OD = Outer Diameter (mm), ID = Inner Diameter (mm)
Width = Coil Width (mm), Density = Material Density (g/cm³)
The constant 4,000,000 comes from unit conversion (mm³ to cm³ to kg)
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